The Sacred and the Propane

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@rem8anna Didn't know that

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

It's the opposite. During the mid- to late-19th century, suits were the uniform of clerks and administrators. Those higher on the social and economic ladder — such as lawyers, doctors, and politicians — wore the more "gentlemanly" frock coat with a silk top hat. In fact, Labour Party founder Keir Hardie caused quite a stir when he showed up to work on his first day as a Member of Parliament while wearing a tweed suit to show his allegiance to his working-class constituents. The press was shocked, noting that he wore a "cloth cap in Parliament" (a tweed deerstalking cap, rather than the silk top hat).

With time, everyone wore the suit. By the early 20th century, those who owned the means of production wore the same uniform as those who managed them. Blurring this distinction can seem meaningless today, but it was quite a big deal in the early 20th century. Even manual laborers who wore more utilitarian clothing to work — chambray shirts, blue jeans, chore coats, etc — had a suit for religious services on Sunday. Thus, the suit was not a symbol of domination, but rather hid class markers.

To be sure, there were distinctions in how people wore suits and where they bought them. In London, businessmen could be distinguished by whether they bought their clothes from a "City tailor" or a "West End tailor" (the West End being the higher-grade option reserved for those with money). But these were relatively minor and only for the trained eye. Relatively speaking, class symbols today are significantly more obvious not only through the different grades of quality, but also logos and general aesthetics. Hence, to some degree, why fashion changes so rapidly today — people are constantly shifting their social position.

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@stefisgirlnow Yeah, but having violent sex with a pervert is a bit worse than cashiering

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

I doubt you have much of a brain at all

[🪼 @Hispter_babe]

@wlwningning Idk I’m with them on this, have you ever talked to a man? No way I share the same brain as them, personally

[liss ❤︎ @wlwningning]

@skyhighsora_ no its not you are misinformed also ur a tranny so ofc you would think so

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

I totally reject the notion of male and female brains, which is why I no longer think transwomen are women

[liss ❤︎ @wlwningning]

shits been debunked forever

[Jodie @JodieWoahdie]

Ppl have literally forgetton that sex is about the reproduction of the species.

"Ofc not everyone is interested in reproducing " is something that we used to say when people were sane and in touch with reality. But now ppl are sterilizing themselves and calling it a "sex" change

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@stefisgirlnow Not answering the question

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@stefisgirlnow Hooks? Pfft
Should I read Dr Seuss?

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@stefisgirlnow You obviously have not read the Manifesto

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@KirstiMiller30 Intersex people are still male or female. They are not hermaphrodites.

Also, this does not prove transwomen are women.

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@HelenWebberley A trans woman is not a woman.
A woman is an adult human female.

This post is working backwards from its conclusion

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

TRAs revealing themselves to be gender reactionaries.
This is exactly ehat the Google memo guy said.

[E. R. Davis @bluzoan]

Let's explain for the TERFs in the back: It is chemically and physically possible to change your secondary sex characteristics. It is not however possible to change the neurology that cements your gender identity. This has been known in the field since at least the 1980s.

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@bluzoan Saying that gender is rooted in neurology is essentialist and sexist

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@AGallagherAlly Why should biological males be allowed to enter women's spaces?

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@TDilTester @stefisgirlnow Yeah, coerced consent is not consent. It is very simple.

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@AGallagherAlly None of those things make you a woman, and you would not be any less of a woman if you stopped doing them

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@alhpaquead @neco_arctic Dodging the question

[The Sacred and the Propane @MarxistEngelst]

@JennaFights4You There are not infinite sexes.
Sex is immutable amongst mammals, and it is binary. Yes, including intersex people.