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  1. To every man screaming about women “supporting” Lindsay Clancy…

    Please look up Lucy Harrison.

    She was murdered by her father after they had an argument about Trump.

    Her dad said he “wouldn’t really mind” if Trump sexually assaulted her.

    He shot and killed her.

    He wasn’t even charged with a crime.

    He claimed he was drunk and the gun discharged “by accident”.

    Yet they hadn’t even been speaking after their argument and he took her by the hand and led her into the bedroom.

    A minute later, she was dead. Shot point blank in the chest.

    This man killed his own child.

    “Accident” or not, there should have been accountability.

    The only reason we even know it happened is because Lucy was a British citizen and they opened an investigation into what happened to her.

    Texas just supported the child killer.

    Being drunk is not an excuse for murder.

    Even IF you believe he genuinely didn’t mean to do it, he still took her life.

    Thats at the very least a manslaughter charge and yet he was charged with nothing.

    That’s what being “supported” looks like.

    When I first posted about her story in February, men flocked to his defence.

    Saying how upset he was and that he didn’t mean to do it.

    Lindsay Clancy has been visibly distraught in court and yet we’ve been told that doesn’t matter.

    We’ve been told repeatedly there should be no sympathy for child murderers.

    Yet when the murderer is a straight white man?

    He gets the benefit of the doubt.

    It’s assumed he was too drunk to know what he was doing.

    He gets to go free and men say nothing.

    If you won’t even consider that postpartum psychosis could mean Lindsay isn’t responsible, it’s patently absurd to excuse Lucy’s dad because he was drunk.

    This has never been about protecting children.

    It’s about shaming & controlling women and we see right through it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/c07le9yl

    #lindsayclancy #postpartum #misogyny #patriarchy #pregnancy

  2. To every man screaming about women “supporting” Lindsay Clancy…

    Please look up Lucy Harrison.

    She was murdered by her father after they had an argument about Trump.

    Her dad said he “wouldn’t really mind” if Trump sexually assaulted her.

    He shot and killed her.

    He wasn’t even charged with a crime.

    He claimed he was drunk and the gun discharged “by accident”.

    Yet they hadn’t even been speaking after their argument and he took her by the hand and led her into the bedroom.

    A minute later, she was dead. Shot point blank in the chest.

    This man killed his own child.

    “Accident” or not, there should have been accountability.

    The only reason we even know it happened is because Lucy was a British citizen and they opened an investigation into what happened to her.

    Texas just supported the child killer.

    Being drunk is not an excuse for murder.

    Even IF you believe he genuinely didn’t mean to do it, he still took her life.

    Thats at the very least a manslaughter charge and yet he was charged with nothing.

    That’s what being “supported” looks like.

    When I first posted about her story in February, men flocked to his defence.

    Saying how upset he was and that he didn’t mean to do it.

    Lindsay Clancy has been visibly distraught in court and yet we’ve been told that doesn’t matter.

    We’ve been told repeatedly there should be no sympathy for child murderers.

    Yet when the murderer is a straight white man?

    He gets the benefit of the doubt.

    It’s assumed he was too drunk to know what he was doing.

    He gets to go free and men say nothing.

    If you won’t even consider that postpartum psychosis could mean Lindsay isn’t responsible, it’s patently absurd to excuse Lucy’s dad because he was drunk.

    This has never been about protecting children.

    It’s about shaming & controlling women and we see right through it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/c07le9yl

    #lindsayclancy #postpartum #misogyny #patriarchy #pregnancy

  3. To every man screaming about women “supporting” Lindsay Clancy…

    Please look up Lucy Harrison.

    She was murdered by her father after they had an argument about Trump.

    Her dad said he “wouldn’t really mind” if Trump sexually assaulted her.

    He shot and killed her.

    He wasn’t even charged with a crime.

    He claimed he was drunk and the gun discharged “by accident”.

    Yet they hadn’t even been speaking after their argument and he took her by the hand and led her into the bedroom.

    A minute later, she was dead. Shot point blank in the chest.

    This man killed his own child.

    “Accident” or not, there should have been accountability.

    The only reason we even know it happened is because Lucy was a British citizen and they opened an investigation into what happened to her.

    Texas just supported the child killer.

    Being drunk is not an excuse for murder.

    Even IF you believe he genuinely didn’t mean to do it, he still took her life.

    Thats at the very least a manslaughter charge and yet he was charged with nothing.

    That’s what being “supported” looks like.

    When I first posted about her story in February, men flocked to his defence.

    Saying how upset he was and that he didn’t mean to do it.

    Lindsay Clancy has been visibly distraught in court and yet we’ve been told that doesn’t matter.

    We’ve been told repeatedly there should be no sympathy for child murderers.

    Yet when the murderer is a straight white man?

    He gets the benefit of the doubt.

    It’s assumed he was too drunk to know what he was doing.

    He gets to go free and men say nothing.

    If you won’t even consider that postpartum psychosis could mean Lindsay isn’t responsible, it’s patently absurd to excuse Lucy’s dad because he was drunk.

    This has never been about protecting children.

    It’s about shaming & controlling women and we see right through it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/c07le9yl

    #lindsayclancy #postpartum #misogyny #patriarchy #pregnancy

  4. To every man screaming about women “supporting” Lindsay Clancy…

    Please look up Lucy Harrison.

    She was murdered by her father after they had an argument about Trump.

    Her dad said he “wouldn’t really mind” if Trump sexually assaulted her.

    He shot and killed her.

    He wasn’t even charged with a crime.

    He claimed he was drunk and the gun discharged “by accident”.

    Yet they hadn’t even been speaking after their argument and he took her by the hand and led her into the bedroom.

    A minute later, she was dead. Shot point blank in the chest.

    This man killed his own child.

    “Accident” or not, there should have been accountability.

    The only reason we even know it happened is because Lucy was a British citizen and they opened an investigation into what happened to her.

    Texas just supported the child killer.

    Being drunk is not an excuse for murder.

    Even IF you believe he genuinely didn’t mean to do it, he still took her life.

    Thats at the very least a manslaughter charge and yet he was charged with nothing.

    That’s what being “supported” looks like.

    When I first posted about her story in February, men flocked to his defence.

    Saying how upset he was and that he didn’t mean to do it.

    Lindsay Clancy has been visibly distraught in court and yet we’ve been told that doesn’t matter.

    We’ve been told repeatedly there should be no sympathy for child murderers.

    Yet when the murderer is a straight white man?

    He gets the benefit of the doubt.

    It’s assumed he was too drunk to know what he was doing.

    He gets to go free and men say nothing.

    If you won’t even consider that postpartum psychosis could mean Lindsay isn’t responsible, it’s patently absurd to excuse Lucy’s dad because he was drunk.

    This has never been about protecting children.

    It’s about shaming & controlling women and we see right through it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/c07le9yl

    #lindsayclancy #postpartum #misogyny #patriarchy #pregnancy

  5. To every man screaming about women “supporting” Lindsay Clancy…

    Please look up Lucy Harrison.

    She was murdered by her father after they had an argument about Trump.

    Her dad said he “wouldn’t really mind” if Trump sexually assaulted her.

    He shot and killed her.

    He wasn’t even charged with a crime.

    He claimed he was drunk and the gun discharged “by accident”.

    Yet they hadn’t even been speaking after their argument and he took her by the hand and led her into the bedroom.

    A minute later, she was dead. Shot point blank in the chest.

    This man killed his own child.

    “Accident” or not, there should have been accountability.

    The only reason we even know it happened is because Lucy was a British citizen and they opened an investigation into what happened to her.

    Texas just supported the child killer.

    Being drunk is not an excuse for murder.

    Even IF you believe he genuinely didn’t mean to do it, he still took her life.

    Thats at the very least a manslaughter charge and yet he was charged with nothing.

    That’s what being “supported” looks like.

    When I first posted about her story in February, men flocked to his defence.

    Saying how upset he was and that he didn’t mean to do it.

    Lindsay Clancy has been visibly distraught in court and yet we’ve been told that doesn’t matter.

    We’ve been told repeatedly there should be no sympathy for child murderers.

    Yet when the murderer is a straight white man?

    He gets the benefit of the doubt.

    It’s assumed he was too drunk to know what he was doing.

    He gets to go free and men say nothing.

    If you won’t even consider that postpartum psychosis could mean Lindsay isn’t responsible, it’s patently absurd to excuse Lucy’s dad because he was drunk.

    This has never been about protecting children.

    It’s about shaming & controlling women and we see right through it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/c07le9yl

    #lindsayclancy #postpartum #misogyny #patriarchy #pregnancy

  6. We Were Not Looking by Dante Muhammad, 2026

    We Were Not Looking reconstructs the world assumed by the patriarchal narratives through the environmental and political realities of the Middle Bronze Age Near East. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern geography, hydrology, land law, and tribal anthropology, the study examines how the movements of the patriarchs reflect the territorial and ecological dynamics of the Levantine corridor.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #archaeology
    #NearEast
    #patriarchy

  7. We Were Not Looking by Dante Muhammad, 2026

    We Were Not Looking reconstructs the world assumed by the patriarchal narratives through the environmental and political realities of the Middle Bronze Age Near East. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern geography, hydrology, land law, and tribal anthropology, the study examines how the movements of the patriarchs reflect the territorial and ecological dynamics of the Levantine corridor.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #archaeology
    #NearEast
    #patriarchy

  8. We Were Not Looking by Dante Muhammad, 2026

    We Were Not Looking reconstructs the world assumed by the patriarchal narratives through the environmental and political realities of the Middle Bronze Age Near East. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern geography, hydrology, land law, and tribal anthropology, the study examines how the movements of the patriarchs reflect the territorial and ecological dynamics of the Levantine corridor.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #archaeology
    #NearEast
    #patriarchy

  9. We Were Not Looking by Dante Muhammad, 2026

    We Were Not Looking reconstructs the world assumed by the patriarchal narratives through the environmental and political realities of the Middle Bronze Age Near East. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern geography, hydrology, land law, and tribal anthropology, the study examines how the movements of the patriarchs reflect the territorial and ecological dynamics of the Levantine corridor.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #archaeology
    #NearEast
    #patriarchy

  10. We Were Not Looking by Dante Muhammad, 2026

    We Were Not Looking reconstructs the world assumed by the patriarchal narratives through the environmental and political realities of the Middle Bronze Age Near East. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern geography, hydrology, land law, and tribal anthropology, the study examines how the movements of the patriarchs reflect the territorial and ecological dynamics of the Levantine corridor.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #archaeology
    #NearEast
    #patriarchy

  11. CW: CW: misogyny, male behaviour, transphobia

    And because I am still upset:

    Can we talk about the patriarchal male behaviour on display from the trans-exclusionary gay folks?

    Because there is something almost breathtakingly familiar about certain gay men adopting the very hierarchies that patriarchy taught them, then turning around and using them against other queer people.

    The “kiddo.”
    The “child.”
    The “babe.”
    The condescending little performance of I am the grown-up man here, and you are the silly little thing who needs educating.

    Oh, please.

    Being gay does not magically uninstall patriarchy.

    And neither does being gay automatically make someone immune to hypermasculine ideas about dominance, authority, hierarchy and who gets to speak with the voice of unquestionable expertise. To the contrary, some of these men seem to have taken every annoying male habit in the catalogue (talking down to people, asserting dominance, mansplaining, gatekeeping, deciding who counts as “normal,” demanding deference) and thought:

    “Well, I’m gay, so apparently this is fine.”

    No, darling. It isn't.

    You don't get progressive bonus points for reproducing patriarchal behaviour inside the queer community that you do proudly claim to not even be a part of.

    And frankly, watching gay men demand that everyone else recognise their authority while simultaneously telling trans people that we don't belong in queer history is a rather spectacular display of the very hierarchy queer liberation was supposed to challenge.

    I am not your kiddo.
    I am not your child.
    And you are not my fucking patriarch.

    Take your superiority complex, put it in a little box, and send it back to from whence it came. 💅

    #QueerPolitics #Patriarchy #Misogyny #TransRights #QueerLiberation #LGBTQIA #TransHistory #NoErasure #Pride #Gatekeeping

  12. CW: CW: misogyny, male behaviour, transphobia

    And because I am still upset:

    Can we talk about the patriarchal male behaviour on display from the trans-exclusionary gay folks?

    Because there is something almost breathtakingly familiar about certain gay men adopting the very hierarchies that patriarchy taught them, then turning around and using them against other queer people.

    The “kiddo.”
    The “child.”
    The “babe.”
    The condescending little performance of I am the grown-up man here, and you are the silly little thing who needs educating.

    Oh, please.

    Being gay does not magically uninstall patriarchy.

    And neither does being gay automatically make someone immune to hypermasculine ideas about dominance, authority, hierarchy and who gets to speak with the voice of unquestionable expertise. To the contrary, some of these men seem to have taken every annoying male habit in the catalogue (talking down to people, asserting dominance, mansplaining, gatekeeping, deciding who counts as “normal,” demanding deference) and thought:

    “Well, I’m gay, so apparently this is fine.”

    No, darling. It isn't.

    You don't get progressive bonus points for reproducing patriarchal behaviour inside the queer community that you do proudly claim to not even be a part of.

    And frankly, watching gay men demand that everyone else recognise their authority while simultaneously telling trans people that we don't belong in queer history is a rather spectacular display of the very hierarchy queer liberation was supposed to challenge.

    I am not your kiddo.
    I am not your child.
    And you are not my fucking patriarch.

    Take your superiority complex, put it in a little box, and send it back to from whence it came. 💅

    #QueerPolitics #Patriarchy #Misogyny #TransRights #QueerLiberation #LGBTQIA #TransHistory #NoErasure #Pride #Gatekeeping

  13. CW: CW: misogyny, male behaviour, transphobia

    And because I am still upset:

    Can we talk about the patriarchal male behaviour on display from the trans-exclusionary gay folks?

    Because there is something almost breathtakingly familiar about certain gay men adopting the very hierarchies that patriarchy taught them, then turning around and using them against other queer people.

    The “kiddo.”
    The “child.”
    The “babe.”
    The condescending little performance of I am the grown-up man here, and you are the silly little thing who needs educating.

    Oh, please.

    Being gay does not magically uninstall patriarchy.

    And neither does being gay automatically make someone immune to hypermasculine ideas about dominance, authority, hierarchy and who gets to speak with the voice of unquestionable expertise. To the contrary, some of these men seem to have taken every annoying male habit in the catalogue (talking down to people, asserting dominance, mansplaining, gatekeeping, deciding who counts as “normal,” demanding deference) and thought:

    “Well, I’m gay, so apparently this is fine.”

    No, darling. It isn't.

    You don't get progressive bonus points for reproducing patriarchal behaviour inside the queer community that you do proudly claim to not even be a part of.

    And frankly, watching gay men demand that everyone else recognise their authority while simultaneously telling trans people that we don't belong in queer history is a rather spectacular display of the very hierarchy queer liberation was supposed to challenge.

    I am not your kiddo.
    I am not your child.
    And you are not my fucking patriarch.

    Take your superiority complex, put it in a little box, and send it back to from whence it came. 💅

    #QueerPolitics #Patriarchy #Misogyny #TransRights #QueerLiberation #LGBTQIA #TransHistory #NoErasure #Pride #Gatekeeping

  14. The British Press eulogising Rod Liddle while the rest of us are sharing that column he wrote about being a horny teacher and the Domestic Abuse section of his Wikipedia article.

    We see you....

    #RodLiddle #EpsteinClass #FourthEstate #UKJournalism #UKPress #Misogyny #Patriarchy #Bigotry

  15. Review: Duet of Beautiful Goddesses

    Duet of Beautiful Goddesses (Megami-tachi no Nijuusou, 女神たちの二重奏), 2010-2012, Hanakouji, Yumi, Manga Sunday STORY: 6 Meet Akane Kida. Broke and alone with her shut-in brother, she is at the end of the rope. But, on a fateful day, she meets Reika Tojo, a rich married lady who looks just like her twin! Is it one of these stories where people exchange their lives? Yes! Is it going to be full of outrageous romantic misunderstandings because people don't communicate enough? Yes! […]

    mangaispolitical.noblogs.org/p

  16. "Rather than believe the women he had collaborated with, and so be forced to revise his image of the respectable men in his midst, [Freud] chose to maintain that respectability by refusing the validity of his own observations."

    Mandy Brown @aworkinglibrary: aworkinglibrary.com/reading/tr 🧶

    #cognitiveDissonance #beliefs #sexualAbuse #Freud #hysteria #domesticViolence #incest #JudithHerman #patriarchy #pedoCriminality #violenceAgainstChildren #psy #psychiatry #rapeCulture #institutionsDeceive #MandyBrown

  17. "Rather than believe the women he had collaborated with, and so be forced to revise his image of the respectable men in his midst, [Freud] chose to maintain that respectability by refusing the validity of his own observations."

    Mandy Brown @aworkinglibrary: aworkinglibrary.com/reading/tr 🧶

    #cognitiveDissonance #beliefs #sexualAbuse #Freud #hysteria #domesticViolence #incest #JudithHerman #patriarchy #pedoCriminality #violenceAgainstChildren #psy #psychiatry #rapeCulture #institutionsDeceive #MandyBrown

  18. "Rather than believe the women he had collaborated with, and so be forced to revise his image of the respectable men in his midst, [Freud] chose to maintain that respectability by refusing the validity of his own observations."

    Mandy Brown @aworkinglibrary: aworkinglibrary.com/reading/tr 🧶

    #cognitiveDissonance #beliefs #sexualAbuse #Freud #hysteria #domesticViolence #incest #JudithHerman #patriarchy #pedoCriminality #violenceAgainstChildren #psy #psychiatry #rapeCulture #institutionsDeceive #MandyBrown

  19. "Rather than believe the women he had collaborated with, and so be forced to revise his image of the respectable men in his midst, [Freud] chose to maintain that respectability by refusing the validity of his own observations."

    Mandy Brown @aworkinglibrary: aworkinglibrary.com/reading/tr 🧶