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Well that’s something https://t.co/UQm21Mukrt

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Interesting https://t.co/75BIigA5ta

Saved - November 12, 2024 at 6:06 AM

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The hero we needed, but not the one we deserved https://t.co/OAGO8LXbZ4

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For every day we don't find out who's on the Diddy party guest list, I'm going to oil up one of my friends. I know where to get the oil—CVS has it in large bottles. I'll put my friend on the staircase and no one can leave until we get the names of the guests. People think Diddy is just a good musician, but there's more to it. Starting tonight, for each night I remain in the dark about the guest list, one of my friends will get oiled up. I'm serious about this.
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Speaker 0: For every day that they refuse to tell us who was on the ditty party guest list, I'm gonna oil up one of my bros. And don't think I won't do it. I know where they keep it. It's at CVS. They have it in big, big bottles. I'll oil up one of my bros. I'll put it on the staircase. No one leaves. All you have to do is write down all the names of the guests from the Diddy party. People think Diddy's just, oh, he's a good musician. Oh, no. He's he's a rapper. No. No. No. No. Oh, and it starts tonight For every night that I don't know who was on the guest list, one of my bros gets oiled up. He might even get back shots. I'm a man of my word.
Saved - August 31, 2024 at 7:29 PM

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Why did I even go to college https://t.co/lMc2XPZ5jJ

Saved - August 8, 2024 at 6:57 AM
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Tim Walz signed a bill that redefined "Sexual Orientation" in Minnesota, removing the exclusion of pedophiles from this definition. Introduced by Leigh Finke, the amendment was characterized as "modernizing" terminology. Despite multiple revisions, the exclusion was consistently crossed out, allowing for potential legal protections for pedophilia under human rights legislation. The bill, part of the "Take Pride Act," received endorsements from several organizations. I clarified a mix-up regarding endorsements after accusations of dishonesty. Finke discussed Walz's involvement in LGBTQ+ legislation, emphasizing his commitment to families.

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Tim Walz Signed a Bill Redefining the Term "Sexual Orientation" to INCLUDE PEDOPHILES. 🧵A Thread 🧵 1/x On 02/13/2023, Leigh Finke, a trans identified male, Introduced H. F. No. 1655, which redefined "Sexual Orientation." Link to the amendment: https://revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?number=HF1655&version=0&session=ls93&session_year=2023&session_number=0&format=pdf… In this amendment, Finke CROSSED OUT the section that expressly precluded pedophiles from falling under the definition of "Sexual orientation." In the old bill, the definition "Sexual orientation" delineated which people were were protected under the Minnesota Human Rights Statute, making it a violation to discriminate against those falling under that definition. This old definition EXPLICITLY EXCLUDED pedophiles through the addition of this phrase to the definition: "Sexual orientation" does not include a physical 1.20 or sexual attachment to children by an adult. The bill then passed the committee was adopted. Link to Minutes: https://house.mn.gov/Committees/minutes/93015/90275 Link to the video stream of the hearing: https://house.mn.gov/hjvid/93/896506 The amendment to 2022 c 52 art 19 s 44, (yes, this includes the section crossing out the pedophile exclusion), is characterized by Finke in the committee hearing as "modernizing" the terminology to reflect more contemporary understandings of sexual orientation and gender. They think including pedophiles under the umbrella of "Sexual orientation" reflects a "modern understanding of sexuality and gender."

Judiciary Finance and Civil Law SIXTEENTH MEETING - Minnesota House of Representatives house.mn.gov
Minnesota House of Representatives house.mn.gov

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2/x The most disturbing part of this bill, is that it went through MULTIPLE revisions, and in EVERY. SINGLE. REVISION., they kept the pedophile exclusion crossed out. Link to the final changes to the bill: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/laws/2023/0/52/#laws.19.46.0 Here is the final version of the bill that is LAW with the language TAKEN OUT: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/363A.03#stat.363A.03.44

Chapter 52 - MN Laws revisor.mn.gov
Sec. 363A.03 MN Statutes revisor.mn.gov

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3/x These amendments were signed into law by Tim Walz, by virtue of their inclusion in the "Take Pride Act," which was an act included in the Judiciary and Public Safety bill. As such, Tim Walz signed a bill into law that included an amendment that REMOVED the clause that excluded pedophiles from 2022 c 52 art 19 s 44. Link to the Minnesota Department Human Rights announcement and list of things the bill included: https://mn.gov/mdhr/news-community/newsroom/civilrightsupdates.jsp?id=1061-579395 This bill included the Take Pride Act, which is where Finke's amendment, HF1655, the amendment that modified 2022 c 52 art 19 s 44 to exclude the section that excepted pedophiles from civil rights protections under the Minnesota human rights code. To reiterate, Tim Walz signed a bill into law through which, removed the pedophile exclusion that excepted pedophiles from the civil rights protections that are afforded to those protected identities or classifications that fall under the definition "Sexual orientation." This opens the door for the law to protect pedophilia as a "sexual orientation" under the Minnesota human rights legislation, especially when there is language in the bill expressly saying the provisions are to be construed "liberally."

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4/x For further clarification about this amendment, the "Sexual orientation" definition change was included in the HF 1655 amendment, which amended 2023 c 52 art 19 s 46-48, and passed into law by Tim Walz. Here is the link that shows JUST the definitions, of which apply to 2023 c 52 art 19 Chapter 363A, and were passed in the 2023 legislative session, with the corresponding legislative history version highlighted for which the new "Sexual Orientation" definition corresponds: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/2023/cite/363A.03/subd/363A.03.44#stat.363A.03.44 https://www.revisor.mn.gov/laws/2023/0/52/#laws.19.46.0 Here is the link to the full text of the bill, which IS current law and includes the subsection 44 "Sexual orientation" definition amendment that was included in HF 1655. As a reminder, HF 1655 was part of the "Take Pride Act," which was signed into law by Tim Walz on May 30, 2023 per its inclusion in the Judiciary and Public Safety bill: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/363A/full#stat.363A.03.44

Sec. 363A.03 MN Statutes revisor.mn.gov
Chapter 52 - MN Laws revisor.mn.gov
Ch. 363A MN Statutes revisor.mn.gov

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5/x Here is how the "Take Pride Act" and HF 1655 relate to Judiciary and Public Safety bill signed into law by Tim Walz. The Judiciary and Public Safety bill is also named SF 2909. Navigation Note: these screenshots were taken after clicking the "chronological" tab which is under the "Actions" subtitle. The below photo, which can be found on the same webpage as the above (also under the "chronological" tab) includes the record of Tim Walz having signed it the bill into law. Here is a link to page where you can see the list of actions: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?view=chrono&f=SF2909&y=2023&ssn=0&b=senate#actions As referred to above, SF 2909 (a.k.a. the Judiciary and Public Safety bill), includes the HF 1655 amendment, which is apart of the "Take Pride Act" introduced by Finke. The below photo shows the page where you can access the entire text of the bill, which includes annotations whenever the legislators added or removed components of the bill. You can see the below bill name (SF 2909) matches the above bill name, also SF 2909, which is also known as SF 2909. If you "control+F" on the above page using the term "subdivision 44," you will see the below revised text which is the revised definition of "Sexual orientation" that Leigh Finke proposed in his HF 1655 amendment. Here is a link to the full annotated version of the bill: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?number=SF2909&session_year=2023&session_number=0&version=latest

SF 2909 Status in the Senate for the 93rd Legislature (2023 - 2024) revisor.mn.gov
SF 2909 4th Engrossment - 93rd Legislature (2023 - 2024) revisor.mn.gov

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6/x This post is continuing from the last webpage mentioned (the full text annotated SF 2909 bill), as discussed above in 5/x, and is for those who still happen to be confused about how the amendment, the act, and the bill relate to each other. I will use dates here to make it more obvious that the HF 1655 amendment included in the "Take Pride Act" introduced by Finke, is contained in the SF 2909 bill, a.k.a the Judiciary and Public Safety bill, which was signed by Tim Walz into law. As shown below, the annotated full text of the SF 2909 bill, as mentioned and shown in 5/x, was published to the Office of the Revisor of Statutes' website on 05/31/2023 08:51am. As previously mentioned in post 3/x, the announcement of the signing of the SF 2909 bill, aka the Judiciary and Public Safety bill (which was signed by Tim Walz on 05/19/2023), was announced on the Minnesota Dept. of Human Rights' website on 05/30/2023. I will link to this website again for convenience: https://mn.gov/mdhr/news-community/newsroom/civilrightsupdates.jsp?id=1061-579395 So here we have demonstrated that the dates all match up.

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7/x It get's better y'all. They had around half a dozen organizations endorse the "Take Pride Act," which REMOVED the pedophile exclusion!!! - The Girl Scouts - The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits - National Council of Jewish Women - The Minnesota Catholic Conference

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8/x Since people are now accusing me of being “dishonest” and “intentionally misleading” for accidentally mixing up a single organization’s “nay” with another’s “yay” in post 7/x, let me clarify: Thanks to your very *gracious* notification and your very *honest* characterizations of my supposed “maliciously intended deception,” I now humbly realize that I mistakenly included the Catholic organization’s “nay” by confusing it with another nonprofit’s “yay.” The other three organizations are correctly identified as “yays,” so despite your suspicions, those characterizations are accurate. I spent several hours sorting through 10,000 pages of PDFs and annotated code only to be accused of “intentional dishonesty” for accidentally mixing up one document out of thousands. So, please accept my 1,000 prostrations and the sacrifice of my firstborn child as penance for this utterly unforgivable error.

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9/x Here is a video of Leigh Finke on ABC News yesterday discussing how integral and involved Tim Walz was in LGBTQ+ legislation, the “Trans Refuge Bill,” and through his collaboration with the “queer caucus.” Also that last line is a lot creepier when you interpret it in lieu of the above developments: “[Tim Walz] wants Minnesota to be the best place to raise a family, and he knows that means all families.”

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Governor Walz has been supportive of the LGBTQ community since his days as a high school teacher. He has shown up for the transgender community by supporting bills like the trans refuge bill. Walz believes in making Minnesota the best place for all families.
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Speaker 0: You have said that that governor Wallace has shown up for your community. You are the first out transgender legislator in Minnesota history. What did you mean by that? Expand on it a little bit. Speaker 1: Yes. Of course. You know, governor Walz has been supportive of the LGBTQ community since he was a high school teacher in West Mankato High School where he was the GSA adviser while being the high school football coach. I think that says a lot about the kind of man he is. You know, when we elected 11 new LGBTQ members, to the house 2 years ago and created the queer caucus, and I started pushing, the the importance of the trans refuge bill that I carried. He was always right there. He understood that this is a way for us to help community members, to help people who are different. You know, he governor Walz has said all along that he wants Minnesota to be the best place to raise a family, and he knows that means all families. And I think that that says a lot about what he's trying to do and what he can bring to the ticket.
Saved - November 4, 2023 at 1:58 PM
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Title: The Influence of ESG on Corporations and Educational Institutions Summary: This article sheds light on the growing influence of gender ideology through ESG initiatives. Hedge funds like Vanguard and Blackrock leverage proxy voting to push companies towards ESG adoption. These funds, backed by retirement funds, hold significant power in shaping corporate policies. ESG scores, determined by specialized agencies, evaluate companies based on various criteria. The government also employs ESG to influence companies and universities through procurement policies, pension funds, and grant funding. This comprehensive overview highlights the hidden impact of ESG on society. Character count: 499 characters.

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A thread: This thread is one of the MOST IMPORTANT things you can read if you want to understand how gender ideology is spreading through corporations and educational institutions. This will focus on how ESG is responsible for the virulent spread of GI. PLEASE SHARE 1/

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I will first focus on how significant hedge funds like Vanguard and Blackrock are using YOUR retirement funds to strong-arm companies into adopting ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives. I will first outline how proxy voting plays a role in this. 2/

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Proxy voting is when shareholders exercise their right to vote without attending the company's annual general meeting (AGM) or other shareholder meetings in person. Instead, they authorize a proxy, an individual, or an institution, to vote on their behalf. 3/

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Hedge funds invest in various companies by buying shares on their clients' behalves, including retirement funds. They then have the right to vote on corporate matters like electing directors, approving mergers and acquisitions, and deciding on executive compensation. 4/

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These hedge funds are voting on behalf of the people who have been authorized to invest their funds. If you have a pension or retirement fund, your money is being used to further the ESG initiatives these hedge funds want to implement. 5/

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Hedge funds often have their own voting policies and guidelines, which dictate how they decide how to vote on various proposals. These policies include corporate governance, ESG issues, and financial performance. 6/

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The extra voting power they gain from voting on behalf of their clients, even if the clients would never agree to the direction the fund is strong-arming a company into going, allows these funds to have a massive amount of power in dictating corporate policy. 7/

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So what exactly are ESG and ESG scores? ESG is a set of policies that outlay specific parameters that ultimately enable an ESG score to be calculated. ESG scores are numerical ratings assigned to companies based on their performance in various ESG criteria. 8/

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These scores are typically calculated by specialized ESG rating agencies using black box methodologies. ESG scores consider a series of conditions such as: 1. Anti-discrimination policies and hiring, promotion, and compensation decisions. 9/

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2. "Inclusive Healthcare Benefits," including transgender-related care, such as hormone therapy, mental health services, and gender-affirming surgeries. 3. guidelines for preferred names, pronouns, and gender identity.

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4. gender-neutral language and guidance on maintaining an inclusive workforce. 5. Providing restrooms and changing facilities so employees can access spaces that "align with their gender identity." 6. Offering regular diversity and inclusion training for employees 10/

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7. Employee Resource Groups (ERGs): "Encourage the formation of ERGs to support transgender and gender diverse employees." 8. Supplier Diversity: the diversity of suppliers and partners, including those owned or led by transgender and gender-diverse individuals. 11/

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You get the picture. So what do ESG scores mean? ESGs are meant to be a "guide" for (activist) investors to decide which companies align with their social goals so they can invest in them; in reality, they can be used by the government in a much more pernicious way. 12/

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For example, the U.S. government is a significant purchaser of goods and services. Its procurement policies can influence ESG practices by setting requirements for suppliers, such as environmental sustainability, fair labor practices, or diversity and inclusion. 13/

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Additionally, the gov. operates pension funds for its employees, such as the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) for federal employees and military personnel. These pension funds incorporate ESG factors into their investment strategies like other institutional investors. 14/

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This functionally means that the government can use ESG to financially strongarm companies into adopting these ESG "initiatives" by refusing to invest in them via pensions or contract with them because they aren't "socially conscious enough." 15/

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How does ESG affect universities and colleges? Like the above-mentioned pension plans, many universities have sizable endowments and investment portfolios to support their operations and financial sustainability. /16

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Universities invest their endowments using ESG scores, much like the above pension plans. Meaning the government is using public taxpayer money to strong-arm these initiatives that are potentially diametrically opposed to the interests of the average taxpayer. 17/

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NOT ONLY THIS, but many university ranking systems have started to include ESG-related criteria as part of their evaluation processes. Rankings like the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings and the UI GreenMetric World University Rankings specifically focus on 18/

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measuring universities' performance in sustainability, social impact, and "responsible governance." A university's "ESG performance" is now DIRECTLY affecting how that university is ranked, meaning actual performance and employment rate are not as pivotal. 19/

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The US government is extorting universities by tying grant funding, NIH grants (amounting to tens of millions of dollars), and other research funding. Agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Energy (DOE), and the 20/

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National Institutes of Health (NIH), PRIORITIZE research areas aligned with ESG principles. Grant applications may require universities to demonstrate their commitment to ESG principles. "Universities with strong ESG track records may have a competitive advantage." 21/

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These scores include measuring whether a university has integrated ESG topics into its curricula and teaching students about "sustainability, ethical business practices, and social responsibility." 22/

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This includes providing scholarships and financial aid to" underrepresented students, hiring diverse faculty and staff, and fostering a supportive campus culture." So this means ESG factors influence a university's ranking and hugely impact grant funding. 23/

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ESG is being used by both huge institutional backers and the government to strongarm companies and universities into implementing their desired social policies, and they're using YOUR money to do it. They don't want you to know. PLEASE SHARE! MOST PEOPLE ARE UNAWARE! 24/

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To add Biden JUST vetoed a proposal yesterday that would have prevented hedge funds from using pensions and retirements funds to implement company ESG priorities via proxy voting. The government is totally complicit and they want to keep you ignorant. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/03/21/biden-veto-401k-rule-esg-investment-funds.html

Biden used first veto to save a 401(k) investment rule. Here's what it does President Joe Biden vetoed a measure that would have overturned a recent 401(k) investment rule about ESG funds. The rule loosened some Trump-era restrictions. cnbc.com
Saved - April 23, 2023 at 9:16 PM

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Watch. The. Entire. Thing. Transitioning children is one of the most egregious crimes in American medical history.

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An endocrinologist questions the use of powerful hormones and surgeries in gender affirmative therapy without concrete evidence of gender identity. They highlight the high rates of desistance in children with gender dysphoria and the lack of objective markers to determine if a child will persist in their gender identity. The Endocrine Society acknowledges the low quality of evidence and the difficulty in identifying which children require treatment. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests asking the children themselves. The spread of the affirmative model of care has outpaced the evidence supporting it, as shown by systematic reviews indicating poor quality and uncertain benefits. A study on mastectomy in youth is criticized for drawing conclusions based on a small sample size and short follow-up period. The quality of research in this field is questioned.
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Speaker 0: A board certified endocrinologist practicing in private practice for the last 16 years. I've been studying, and publishing in this area for the last 5 years, including peer reviewed journals such as Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism and others. I also have a patient who is a detransitioner. I I think it's important to note that studies have shown that desistance or growing out of this condition of children by adulthood is very high, some 50% to 98%. I want to be sure before I give someone a very powerful hormone like insulin that they in fact have diabetes. What about cancer? Before we give any powerful agents such as chemotherapeutics or surgeries, we certainly want to have physical evidence of this problem, such as biopsies or imaging. Now, the gender affirmative therapy treatment proposed by WPATH gives very powerful hormones and surgeries on what basis? Where can we find the gender identity to be certain that these children will not desist by adulthood? Can we use imaging of the brain or blood tests, genetic testing? Are there other biomarkers to ensure that we are correct. There is no such thing. Speaker 1: The Endocrine Society put out guidelines in 2017, And they were very careful in the guidelines, one, to point out that the evidence was of low and very low quality. And they also said in the guidelines That they have no idea how you identify which kids are trans and require this treatment. And then the American Academy of Pediatrics, the next year, just lept into that void and Oh. Oh, we'll tell you how you know which kids. You ask them. Prior to 2018, I had maybe 1 translation, but then there was another one And another one and another one. It wasn't until later that I started asking questions like, wait. Every single kid I send to the gender clinic Gets put on puberty blockers across sex hormones. Just it was happening immediately. Speaker 2: This affirmative model of care has spread wildly in the last 8 years. Now we have objective, unbiased, systematic reviews. These systematic reviews tell us the evidence for youth transition is poor quality and with very low certainty for benefit. In JAMA Pediatrics, there was a study reported from Northwestern University in Chicago. Patients ranged in age from 13 to 24 years. The authors concluded that mastectomy was beneficial and should not be delayed in youth. What led them to that conclusion? The finding that 3 months after surgery, the 36 patients were happy with their flat chests. They lost 9% of their surgical cases to follow-up, 9% in 3 months. It is absurd, meaningless to draw any conclusions after 3 months. This paper is indicative of the quality of research we have in this field, published in our most prestigious journals. We have a serious problem.
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