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Twitter reverses ban of woman who refused to call a he a she

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In an unexpected move, free speech activist and Post Millennial columnist Lindsay Shepherd has been reinstated by Twitter. 

Twitter first suspended Shepherd after she got into an argument with a notorious trans woman named Jessica Yaniv who has targeted the businesses of immigrant women who refused to wax her male genitals by lodging frivolous human rights complaints and allegedly sexually harassing multiple young girls.

As a result of calling Yaniv a “ugly fat man,” Twitter decided to permanently ban Shepherd. 

The story spread far and wide, receiving coverage and attention from prominent figures such as Tim Pool, Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump Jr., Ricky Gervais, and Jordan Peterson. The story was covered by mainstream media outlets throughout the world.

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11 Comments on Twitter reverses ban of woman who refused to call a he a she

  1. Must be a sore spot.

    “Wax my nuts, I’m a woman!”

    The crazy people used to be put in Hospitals For The Insane.

    “I’m a woman!”

    “No, you aren’t.”

    “But I AM!”

    “No problem. You go to St. Elizabeth’s FOR LIFE.”

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  2. …a psychiatrist was taking his PA on rounds, introducing her to the patients.

    …in the first room was a man sitting on a stool, holding his arms out in front of him and making engine sounds. When the shrink asked him to tell her what he was doing, he said, “I’m practicing to be a bus driver when I get out of here”.

    …they moved on to the next room, where another young man was typing on an imaginary keyboard. When asked what HE was doing, he said, “I’m practicing to work on computers when I get out of here”.

    …the third room revealed yet another man, this one naked, with an erection, and two shelled peanuts balanced precariously on the tip of it. An inquiry into this yielded the respose, “I’m fucking nuts. I ain’t NEVER getting out of here”…

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  3. I know I haven’t been around much since Jim died, but I am visiting family, our new great grand daughter for one, across the river from Portland, OR and had my first encounter with a lost soul calling himself Luna. He was wearing makeup and trying to act overly feminine. He was a clerk at a Walgreens. This area has changed so much in the 17 years since we sold our little 2 acres and moved to NE. I am glad we moved when we did. I said a prayer for the guy and walked back to our grand daughters house. I will be glad to get back to my little town.

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