Favorite team:Los Angeles Dodgers 
Location:The Mojave Desert
Biography:Ridding the world of psycho-babble, one shame-based inner-child at a time.
Interests:golf, wine, blues guitar
Occupation:shrink
Number of Posts:66781
Registered on:8/20/2003
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Until real women stop competing against this shite, it won't stop.

I disagree. It's not up to HS girls to stop this foolishness. That's what the adults are supposed to do.
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someone should have squared-up and kicked him in the nuts.

I think you meant kick HER in the nuts
AB Hernandez is a new kind of female, the kind with a penis and testicles.

He raced recently against a bunch of the old kind of females, the kind with vaginas. Predicably, he demolished them because the new kind of females are great and the old kind of females are yucky and slow.


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We have a name now

Some of us have been saying for years that the non stop demonization of Conservatives, White people, Republicans, etc would eventually lead to the place where violence against them would be normalized.


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Wait I thought we already had pride month this year. There is another one?

Evidently June is pride month
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Isn't this the same leftist c*nt that held a "no whites allowed" Christmas party?

Yes
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WASHINGTON, DC: A TikToker has lost her job after posting a video praying for former Attorney General Pam Bondi to suffer from the "worst case of cancer," prompting outrage across social media.

The video led to her swift firing from Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union, where she worked as an assistant vice president since January 2024, according to her LinkedIn page, which appears to have been taken down or may be set to private mode.

The video was posted under the private account @glitterandcrossbones identified as Caitlyn Aguiar, a digital creator from Massachusetts.

The video targeted 60-year-old Pam Bondi, who has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and undergone treatment.

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re: Woman stabbed to death in Atlanta

Posted by L.A. on 5/30/26 at 11:01 pm to
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You’re living the dream. I’m in my early thirties and already planning my urban exit plan.

Good luck to you. It's worth whatever struggle and/or sacrifice you have to go through now to achieve your dream.

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re: Woman stabbed to death in Atlanta

Posted by L.A. on 5/30/26 at 7:40 pm to
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My little area on the lake is the same way. American flags flying along with AU and Bama flags. It’s awesome.

Yep, same where we live. American flags flying all over the place.
I lived my entire life in cities. 31 years in New Orleans, 5 years in Buenos Aires, and 28 years in Los Angeles. We moved the day after I retired. House was already sold and packed. The moving van came the next day and took our belongings to the new home we had already purchased. We live now in a small town in the West. Beautiful, wide open spaces. Our house sits on a hill with a view of a valley and the mountains on the other side of the valley. Quiet. Small population. Almost no crime.

The small town vibe of old school America still exists out there. Not exactly Mayberry, but close. This is the new measure of wealth in America. Having enough money to move to where life is still like it used to be before our cities turned into dystopian shitholes.
There's only one reason for Democrats to push for this, and that 's because they want illegals to vote in our elections. And they want illegals to vote in our elections because illegals vote overwhelmingly for Democrats because Democrats promise them free tax-payer funded benefits.


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A federal judge has overturned a New Hampshire law that required unregistered voters to provide proof of citizenship to cast ballots in state elections.

The ruling late Thursday by U.S. District Court judge Samantha Elliott sided with the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups who sued to block the law, saying the requirement for new voters to provide a birth certificate or valid U.S. passport to cast a ballot on election day was unconstitutional.

“New Hampshire’s interest in election integrity cannot justify the burden on New Hampshire voters based on the evidence in this case," Elliot wrote in the 98-page ruling.

Elliot said the state Attorney General's office, which defended the law during a recent trial, didn't provide "conclusive proof" that non-citizens were regularly voting in New Hampshire elections. She pointed to testimony during the trial that only one person in 26 years has been charged with voter fraud, while a few people with permanent resident cards were allowed to vote due to confusion by local clerks.

"Such miniscule numbers strongly undercut any legitimate concern about election integrity vis-à-vis noncitizen voting and, consequently, the state’s interest in addressing it,” Elliott wrote.

The decision, which goes into effect immediately, means New Hampshire voters who arrive at the polls in this fall's midterm elections without a birth certificate or passport will be allowed to use a "legally-binding" affidavit to register to vote and cast a ballot.

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The latest is they changed the rules and now the top female shares the podium with this guy for first place.

Isn't that a tacit admission that the trans guy pretending to be female is in fact a male?