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This is what makes choosing so hard for the Left. Both groups are bad for America.
They just can't decide who to support.
the left doesn't choose. They are told.
This is what makes choosing so hard for the Left. Both groups are bad for America.
They just can't decide who to support.
As Quinn pointed out years ago, there are no old pics of Mooshell while she was pregnant.
Know who I trust for medical advice?
A morbidly obese guy wearing a dress.
CANTON, Ga. (AP) — A Georgia school board member, who is also a retired professional wrestler, is accused of verbally harassing a transgender woman in the industry at a Los Angeles fan event.
Robert Rechsteiner, known as Rick Steiner, was banned Saturday from WrestleCon — a three-day event — after allegedly making transphobic comments to trans wrestler Gisele Shaw, news outlets reported.
Shaw claims Steiner called her a “piece of trash and filth” as she was preparing to sign autographs for fans.
“I was shocked and could not believe that this was even happening,” Shaw said in a Twitter post. “To have someone saying those comments who a lot of people look up to and consider their hero was quite shocking and disheartening.”
Steiner, 62, is best known for his tenure with World Championship Wrestling, where he was a seven- time World Tag Team Champion and two-time winner of the Tag Team Championship under World Wrestling Entertainment.
Since 2006, Steiner has served on the Cherokee County Board of Education in Georgia. He won a fifth term in 2022 and currently serves as vice chairman. He could not be immediately reached Tuesday for comment. Efforts to reach other officials with the district were also unsuccessful as the district is on spring break.
WrestleCon apologized for Shaw’s alleged treatment in a tweet but didn’t specify what happened or whether Steiner was involved.
“WrestleCon regrets the events that took place at yesterday’s convention and apologizes to Gisele Shaw ... We aim to promote a safe and inclusive environment for all LGBTQAI+ members of the wrestling community. The issue has been addressed and we hope the remainder of the convention can be a positive experience for all.”
Impact Wrestling, for whom Shaw was representing, said in a statement that it was “saddened by the incident” and hoped “everyone can learn and be better from it.”
Shaw said on Twitter that she had been bullied all her life, but that she was not going to be frightened into hiding anymore.
“The bullies in my life have always silenced me, but that ends today,” she wrote.
look at Flog, standing up for zeself
LOL @ “contagious”
I follow that guy on Truth. He’s hilarious and has a lot of great vids. A lot of FAFO and instant karma ones.Lol. The play by play is great
Laughton: "Do you think she would like sucking me and rubbing my dick on her?"
Groves: "Yeah"
Laughton: "It's just a bummer she won't let me put my dick inside of her."
Groves: "She's not even 3 yet."
Laughton: "Yeah, I know."
Italy with the win
Top 3:
Front row #5
Back row #9
Front row #1
Okay, this story completely refutes my earlier claim that trans people suffer mental disease. I read about this wonderful, inspiring trans state representative in New Hampshire. His ... ehh, yeah, has testicles, he's a his ... story is inspiring.
Text messages between Laughton, the state representative, and his girlfriend (I **** you not):
What a great human being. And come on, I know a lot of women who fantasize about putting their manhood inside a 2-year old girl.
Completely disproves my "trans people are mental patient weirdo freaks who should not be trusted" mantra, doesn't it??
Without a doubt, but my psycho ex ruined blondes for me. Clarification: the most psychotic one of all my exes.P.S. Front row #2!! Wow ...
So true!