toysandme

allmypeople said:

toysandme said:

I am amazed that nobody has mentioned the work of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson on the myths surrounding the difference between men and women regarding salaries, etc. Start here: Jordan Peterson debate on the gender pay gap, campus protests and postmodernism

Wow. Great but scary interview. That poor woman reminds me of when i was brainwashed with progressivism. She seems intelligent but, as always, Intersectionality removed her ability yo think! She's using Alinsky tactics thinking shes being clever.

I had to pause a few times. That was very hard to watch!

You should follow up on this guy. He has 500 hours of university lectures on YouTube and hundreds of interviews. Many Canadians want him as the next Prime Minister. 

I am amazed that nobody has mentioned the work of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson on the myths surrounding the difference between men and women regarding salaries, etc. Start here: Jordan Peterson debate on the gender pay gap, campus protests and postmodernism

If you want to know what is actually going on in this world, Twitter is the platform to use, but it ain't perfect. It's now part of the Deep State and they do censor a lot of stuff. These days, just like Facebook, they want a picture of you AND your MOBILE number, to track you 24/7. BTW, if you try to open a new Twitter account and you use a Gmail address to confirm your subscription, you may have to wait forever checking your Gmail, to have your new Twitter account confirmed. Use a Yahoo email address and you're in seconds later. At least, that was my experience a year ago and I read about many other people with the same experience on the net. Google (Gmail) was doing everything it could to sabotage your efforts to sign up to Twitter.

You might post something not kosher and think it has been accepted but if you use a different browser or different ip address through VPN, you see that your post (ghost post) is not actually visible to the outside world. 

One way around this, so far, is to attach a jpg of the text that you want to write (e.g., a screenshot), with the often needed URLs, because many URLs that are not Cabal-approved, never show up on Twitter. Many URLs are a mile long, so I usually use a shorter bit.link URL and so far, so good. I just use politically correct text to introduce my JPG with the real message, and it goes through but the people who want to know my sources, i.e., links, have to copy manually from the JPEG image and this is why you want a short URL.

Scrivener is better for serious writing and the developer hates the subscription model. I'll stick to that.