Daily Mail story with a trans woman in it .... Page after page of compliments and people accepting her as the woman she is. You forget how niche the anti-trans hate is. Even Fail commenters manage to appreciate Nava Mau from #BabyReindeer

2/ The “roles” paradigm used to make chains more palatable to the captive is just another version of Lucifer’s lie. “Your place is here. This is what YOU should be.”

/ENDS.

1/ Generally, you can easily decide the orthodoxy of one’s theology and the rightness of their praxis by whether they work to set *all* captives free, or not.

When the Cross is wielded as an engine of hierarchy rather than freedom, it’s not Christ.

Just Caesar in a mask.

Meanwhile, at the T*rf HQ...

link to article:
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So apparently if someone knows / guesses the name of your S3 bucket - even if it's private (!) - they can just bankrupt you by sending infinite PUT requests and there is nothing you can do about it.
> requests get rejected
> but AWS still counts it as a write operation against

Rosaleen was from a family of five and died instantly from a bullet wound in the heart and a man was also injured in the leg in the attack.

SEFF's thoughts and prayers are with all innocents impacted by Rosaleen's tragic and senseless killing.

(3)
They said a shot was fired at them then they heard four more shots.

They continued saying that when the shooting stopped, they heard screaming & saw children milling around the corner of Ardilea Street & then a few mins afterwards a child's body was placed in an ambulance.

(2)
Rosaleen was shot by a Provisional IRA sniper who was supposedly aiming at soldiers on the Oldpark Road.

The inquest was told by two soldiers that they had been on duty at an observation post located at Finiston School when they were fired upon.

(1)
SEFF remembers Rosaleen Gavin who was murdered by Provisional IRA terrorists on 29th April 1972.

Rosaleen was an 8-year-old Roman Catholic civilian, and a schoolgirl from Ardilea Street in the Bone district of North Belfast.

EnoughNowFolks EQTNET Miss Freda Wallace 💥❤️ Here you go. The proposed policy would be unlawful.

Having a GRC is irrelevant. A trans person is regarded as the sex they've transitioned to.

EA2010 Statutory Code of Practice (link in tweet below) section 13.60 prohibits blanket bans of trans people.
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Oh god I am really loving every twist and turn of this story.

This is so enjoyable to watch. I need to get my own popcorn maker.

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For those interested in the German synthetic fuel industry, I have made a Google-map with the location and names of the fuel-from-coal Hydrogenation plants upon which the entire Luftwaffe depended (and many other areas too).

Also included are the location of the ultra-critical

Essy and Hank have never met before. Her time might not be long on this earth but Hank knows his job and jumps straight into it.

We’ll do everything for her in the next 24-48 hours but right now Essy is comfortable with her but new friend Hank 🥰🙏 (7/7)

Essy has barely been eating or drinking. As soon as she got here with Hank she started doing both again. He hasn’t moved once in about 2 hours. He just sits there gentle with her watching and being a calming presence. Hank knows she is very sick (6/7)

That’s where Hank enters the story. Hes a big boy who doesn’t get on with other male dogs. Hes had his own issues in life. As soon as Essy came in today he sat right beside her. He never ever sits here in the house. (5/7)

She was so bad I brought her to my house. It just means air conditioning, she can sleep by my bed and a better standard of care. Also I worry about her dying alone so it puts the mind at ease if she’s with me (4/7)

She’s lost all power in her back legs, had a fever and can’t move. We have all sorts of tests and vet trips. It could be anything from cancer to being paralyzed from ticks. The outlook is not good. I had her in the office at the land as we try everything 24/7 for her (3/7)

Essy is a semi owned street dog we helped last year. She had a leg that was too far gone and we had to amputate it. No big deal as she bounced back and loved life. Her people were good to her and she flew around the place. But last week she came back in very sick (2/7)