Sandor Lentolo

Varón argentino/ateo/antiprogresista/antilatinoamericanista/lean "Las Tumbas" de Enrique Medina

[Contra El Borrado de las Mujeres @ContraBorrado]

Aquí nos cuentan como una iniciativa que, bajo el argumento de proteger a las mujeres, pone en riesgo su reconocimiento jurídico de y el combate al feminicidio.

La autora nos explica que si dejamos de nombrar a las mujeres, también dejamos de protegerlas.

No te la pierdas en el semanario de MorelosPost:

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[Melodie Ntumba @therealntumba]

They wombs are being destroyed beyond repair and their spirit crashed. That's why it's important we stand with women in Congo 🇨🇩 today because tomorrow is too late. Join me in supporting survivors get access to needed medical care by donating to this 👇🏽
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[Lucia Etxebarria @LaEtxebarria]

Don't Call Me Queer is LGB Alliance's campaign for same-sex attracted people to have specific representation that actually serves their needs

[Barbijaputa @Barbijaputa]

El mundial de fútbol femenino no generó tantísima violencia como el masculino a pesar de ser visto por millones de personas también. Ni genera esa violencia ni la generará. Luego que si el sexo de las personas no importa o no sé qué.

[Omnia Somnia @Omnia_Somnia]

La propuesta de ley que se debate fue presentada en la anterior legislatura y pretende desmantelar toda la estructura económica, sanitaria y jurídica que hace posible la industria de la explotación reproductiva y la venta de recién nacidos.

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[Alexandra 💖Lady XY💖 @AlexandraLadyXY]

🏳️‍⚧️ Los bloqueadores de pubertad pueden provocar una disminución del cociente intelectual (IQ). Existen casos en los que se redujo hasta 15 puntos en sólo 3 años.

[FTND @FightTheNewDrug]

Is porn a healthy sex educator for teens?

Well, research actually shows that porn can make young people more sexually illiterate, spread harmful misinformation, and lead to unrealistic expectations around sex and relationships. (Wright et al., 2021; Browne et al., 2015; Ezzell et al., 2020; Rothman et al., 2015).

If you believe they deserve better, start educating and protecting them here: https://t.co/ujUEVOY0q9

[Contra El Borrado de las Mujeres @ContraBorrado]

Los informes confirman lo que ya sabíamos: los vestuarios mixtos son una llamada para los depredadores sexuales.
⭕️Irlanda de Norte: el 86% de los delitos sexuales en vestuarios de piscinas se produjeron en instalaciones mixtas en comparación con el 24% en instalaciones de un solo sexo (Informe 2026)
⭕️Inglaterra y Gales: el 88-90% de los delitos sexuales en vestuarios se produjeron en vestuarios mixtos. Incluyendo 16 violaciones, 80 agresiones sexuales y 65 actos de voyeurismo (datos para 257 centros de ocio de un total de 860. Informe 2023)

Frente a las guías de @Sport_England que recomiendan instalaciones mixtas en las piscinas, los informes de @WomensRightsNet demuestran que esas instalaciones son un riesgo para las mujeres y las niñas.

[Nordic Model Now! @nordicmodelnow]

Prostitution in Hungary and the sex trafficking of Hungarian women and girls

“… In Hungary, prostitution largely operates with the same dynamics as elsewhere. An interview with senior police officer, Krisztina Balogh, paints a grim picture. Sexual exploitation is the most common form of human trafficking and victims are typically 16–24 year-old girls and women. This is not surprising considering that today sex trafficking is one of the most profitable criminal acts and the younger the victim, the more profit the trafficker can hope for.

Sex traffickers target emotionally vulnerable young people – particularly those from orphanages – and homeless and disabled people. Once under the control of the traffickers, victims find themselves stuck between a rock and a hard place. Prostitution can mean survival and so the possibility of exit can become unimaginable – meaning that they are unlikely to report abuse or try to escape. Besides these dynamics, traffickers typically work in organized crime networks and use threats to keep the victims in check.

From the police perspective, investigating the crime of trafficking is challenging. In many cases even the victims do not realise that they are victims. Sometimes a victim comes to the police to report something else and gradually it emerges that the person is trafficked. The police have insufficient resources to be able to make much impact on these criminal dynamics.

Hungary is a source and transit country for sex trafficking victims, but due to the low average income and grey policing, it’s not the most profitable for traffickers. In the past, most victims were sold abroad, but now this has reduced to around 60%. Illegal migration in the last years has not changed the situation much, generally both the traffickers and victims are Hungarian.

Hungary is the third highest country in Europe in terms of numbers of sex trafficking victims – Romania and Bulgaria are first and second, respectively.

The target countries are those where prostitution is legalized, which shows that legalization empowers traffickers more than almost anything else.

According to an interview with Ágnes Németh (a colonel in the Hungarian police force) the biggest target country for Hungarian victims is Germany, where prostitution is legal, the average income is much higher and borders are easily accessible for Hungarian citizens…”

To read more, see the link in the next tweet.

[Sex Industry Research @SexIndustryRes]

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Letter to the United Nations: decriminalizing the purchase of sexual services – lessons from Germany

https://t.co/vgXIAH5QQY

"Dear Madam/Sir,

Time and again, articles are published that portray prostitution as a job like any other. This may be the case for some. However, they only represent a minority. These representations of prostitution do not reflect the reality as it is lived in Germany for the majority but they have a lasting impact on the false image of this activity and influence politicians to the extent that they pass laws that are useless for the women involved in prostitution and completely disconnected from their realities. Most women suffer severely in prostitution and become ill as a result.

„Trauma and Prostitution“ is a network of German scientists from the fields of medicine, psychology and psychotraumatology who offer medical and therapeutic help to women in prostitution. Our daily experiences with these women are very different from what the mainstream propagates.

Prostitution cannot be described as work, as it is highly traumatizing. Numerous studies and our daily experiences with these women prove that post-traumatic stress disorder is very common among women in prostitution. Many try to numb their fears and pain with alcohol and other addictive substances and thus develop additional addictions. Even after years of therapy, women say that although they can objectively see their worth, they do not feel it. They continue to feel worthless, just as they were treated in prostitution.

And that was our motivation to speak out against buying sex, because we are virtually mandated by the state to restore the dignity and health of women, but at the same time the state sends the message that men have the right to trample on the dignity and health of women in prostitution. We clarify: about the realities of prostitution, its damage to health and its social impact. All members are calling for the introduction of a ban on buying sex along the lines of the Equality Model. This network was founded by me in 2014 and now counts 213 experts.

Testimony from doctors and psychotraumatologists:

Forced prostitution and “voluntary” prostitution are inextricably linked. That is why it’s hard to separate the two and to treat them differently. The entry into prostitution is usually preceded by experiences of violence in childhood – in this context, it’s inappropriate to speak of “free choice”. Here, too, there are countless studies showing a connection between violent experiences in childhood and prostitution. Many women lacked protection in childhood and consequently didn’t learn self-protection. These women learned how to “switch off” early on.

Many women are victims of human trafficking, some manage to break away from their exploiters and remain in prostitution because their self-worth has been broken there and they can´t see any other option for themselves. Also in these cases, prostitution cannot be considered voluntary.

Because prostitution has been normalized in Germany, attempts are made to offer prostitution as an option to earn money. Women who entered prostitution this way also develop severe PTSDs. I also had such women in therapy. Sadly, many Ukrainian refugees have slipped in this way into prostitution. They have fled the violence of war and are now experiencing sexual violence at the hands of German men in Germany.

Sexuality requires an interplay of mind and body. In order to be penetrated by strangers, it is necessary to switch off instinctual reactions which otherwise would inevitably occur: Fear, shame, alienation, disgust, contempt, smell, pain etc. The phenomenon of this switching-off is called “dissociation”. Additionally, alcohol and drugs help to endure the psychological pain. The use of the vagina as an unfeeling “work instrument” is only possible in a state of dissociation.

This is why the consequences of trauma are so widespread in prostitution. The frequency of developing PTSD in prostitution is more than twice as high as for victims of war.

As a consequence of liberalized prostitution law in Germany, sex buyers have become more extreme and are asking for ever riskier practices. Violence against prostituted women has consequently increased.

Menu-like lists of sex buyer demands circulate online. Abroad these create a visceral reaction and are viewed as descriptions of torture. Here, too, the German government evades responsibility by criminalizing some services, but considers others acceptable: including anal sex, fisting, French kissing, scrotum licking, deep throat, orgies, urinating on women,…

Of course, these risky sexual practices have led to an increase in sexually transmitted infections. A scientific study from 2008 carried out under Dr. Wolff studies the developments in the area of health and well-being with a focus on STIs. 26% had an STI that required medical treatment. 42% had an acute infection or had had one in the recent past."

[Alejandra Rodríguez-Peña @RodrguezAle]

¿Qué reproduce mejor la subordinación de las mujeres: cuando la izquierda neoliberal propone el burdel como empoderamiento o cuando la derecha idealiza amas de casa, que son más bien esclavas de los varones? El feminismo no es adoctrinamiento es una forma ética y crítica de ver.

[Sandor Lentolo @SandorLentolo]

Incómodo.
Sí, la Thatcher era una bosta. El hundimiento del ARA Manuel Belgrano fue un crimen de guerra y los gurkas asesinaron prisioneros.
Pero lo que dice la imagen es cierto.

[Sex Industry Research @SexIndustryRes]

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[Genspect @genspect]

"The women Amnesty condemns are among the most committed human rights defenders I have ever met. They are part of the most effective feminist movement since the introduction of universal suffrage.

There’s no formal structure, rather there’s a network of individuals and organisations united completely in their objective to push back against the demands of trans activists, each bringing their own unique skills and – crucially – respecting the different things others contribute."
Thank you @euanmccolm @TheScotsman
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[The Road Jess Travelled @JessPected]

If you think that most rape victims immediately go to the police, you know nothing about rape, victims, or the police. And that ignorance is a choice but so is using it to publicly mock & discredit rape victims. And that reveals a personal investment that women should note.

[Sex Industry Research @SexIndustryRes]

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Warning: prostitution destroys your soul

https://t.co/OA586cP5hg

"I didn’t ‘choose’ prostitution: a mixture of the culture I lived in during the 1990s, ‘sex-positive’ feminism, and a longing to be loved by my biological papa who had abandoned my siblings, mother and me, chose it for me.

Poverty chose it for me. Anger chose it for me. Wanting to be loved chose it for me.

I fooled myself into believing that if I was having sex, then I was being loved. With this faulty thinking, my secret transition to prostitution was relatively easy. Before entering prostitution I could go clubbing, pick up any man I wanted and get my sex fix. So I thought if I could have one-night stands and ‘friends with benefits’, why not be paid for it? I was going to make all the men pay for the child support money my father never provided. If I couldn’t sue the Canadian government for failing to track down mon papa, I would make all taxpayers pay for it. Sex became not only a substitute for love but a way of exacting revenge for the faults of my father.

Yet in making men pay to use me while thinking I had the upper hand, I allowed them to destroy me, to degrade my desire for real intimacy and to sacrifice a decade of my life that I could have instead spent as an emerging painter, editor, and video artist."

[Sex Industry Research @SexIndustryRes]

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[LGB Alliance @AllianceLGB]

LGB Alliance have written to Amnesty UK about its bizarre report “A Growing Threat: The Anti-Rights Movement in the UK”.

We look forward to their prompt response.