Literally Called Laura
Literally Called Lauramy thoughts on women's rights, liberty, the state of our democracy
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Is It"Far Right" To Ask Questions, Or Be Able To Spot Gaslighting, Coercion Tactics & Playbook Propaganda Campaigns?
As a number of us have noted, the hottest current smear tactic to dehumanise ANY woman who speaks about their own legal rights (presumably in order to make it easier to “righteously” abuse and threaten them and remove their human rights) or...
Who Are Your Opponents, What Do You Think They Believe—And What Does That Say About YOUR Values?
Now, according to Fashionable Current Activist Lore, the ONLY people in the world who might POSSIBLY question, feel “something’s off” about or directly oppose the currently compulsory genderist belief framework, and the compelling and enfor...
The Self-Anointed Priest Class: Luxury Beliefs & Lack Of Self-Awareness Among Supposed Intellectuals
Lazy classism does keep on rearing its ugly head, doesn’t it? And I find myself irritated yet again today by a number of those self-appointed priest class “intellectuals” who don’t let a lack of facts, evidence or ethical integrity or the a...
Uncomfortable Facts Aren't "Prejudice": Learn The Difference If You Want A Fairer World
It’s something I’ve noticed extremely frequently in the gender debate, and others too, and nearly all of the time when the issue’s to do with women. People, including those who imagine themselves “progressive”, appear to have lost the abili...
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