i mean... i watched a debate a few weeks ago where someone unironically called for book burning (of a specific author)

Also funny how conspiracy theorist is thrown around, but then mainstream left and right becomes literal conspiracy theorists over Russia and shit

that's sad

Like wait weren't our greatest truths born from conspiracy?

Nazis hiding evidence and changing numbers: conspiracy

well, we haven't proved 9/11 was an inside job just yet

but we're close

Well, it's proven to some

I believe it was demolished

More than that, not willing to say

A really fun theory is reptilians but it isn't very concrete. Mostly believable speculation at best, much like ancient aliens

that feeling when those who claim to love science think there are more genders then there are people and that it's easier to change to another gender out of their infinite gender rainbow than it is your clothes yet still go on about their imaginary patriachy

@I AM ERROR Which author?

don't remember... gad saad, vox day something like that...

I suppose science would say there are three genders of male, female, and...

What's the one where people are born with both parts

Hermaphroditism.

futanari

Yeah I'd be okay saying that is a thing next to male and female

either, or, neither, both?

It’s not futanari.

Don't bring up anime genders lol

Someone born with both genitalia is a hermaphrodite.

lol

Right

what gender is tentecle monster?

Tentacle.

at the moment they use intersex because that fits with their "not a binary" narrative

And the crest worms?

demons don't have gender

It is odd how Japan has historic interest in tentacles. There's art from the middle ages of a woman and a squid

and per anime most of japan is schoolgirls and monsters right?

Not really, actually.

Don't forget the catgirls

And the lamias.

Basically girls with tails and cat ears. Seems less weird than most fetishes

but aren't the catgirls students?

Not always.

only if they have glasses

I heard Japans tentacle fetish is the byproduct of some kind of censorship.

i'd buy that