- Since I no longer serve as Master of Ceremonies for the annual Miss Minnesota pageant, I don't pay near the attention to national/worldwide "beauty pageants" like I used to.
Looks like I got out just in time.
This was the moment a man was crowned the winner of Miss Universe Netherlands 2023. pic.twitter.com/IcV6Kg7VUs
— Jayda Fransen (@JaydaBF) July 9, 2023
The winner was Rikkie Kollé, a trans woman.
If they don’t care that they just got completely rolled by the abusive giant of transgender ideology, why should I care? Why should I go to bat for people who don’t want me to go to bat for them? It’d be one thing if the women had stood somewhat solemnly or even just politely clapped without the overabundance of physical exertion shown in the video. At least then we could watch it and judge that they are holding back their true thoughts. That’s not what’s in that video, though. Those women are genuinely thrilled that their cumulative decades of hard work have been nullified by a biological man who meets no objective standard of beauty, even putting aside the transgender issue.
There has to be a breaking point. If all of these women, whether they are playing sports or competing in beauty pageants, refuse to reach that breaking point, there’s little the rest of us can do. Every contestant should have stood up and refused to compete. That they didn’t and instead have chosen to prop up this insanity makes them culpable. In other words, I don’t feel sorry for any of them.
I have whiplash from observing how quickly we've gone from the feminist cry of "SMASH THE PATRIARCHY!!!" to "We embrace any patriarchal figure who chooses to erase womanhood."
- Prog celebrity couple Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell hosted a star-studded dinner party recently, of which Ms. Bell took the liberty of photo documenting.
I'll save you a click by cuing you in on what was the predominate take.
A motorist remains in the hospital Monday and under arrest on suspicion of being under the influence of drugs and causing a Robbinsdale crash that killed a minivan driver and severely injured her husband.
The driver who died Saturday night at North Memorial Health was identified by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office as Emily Gerding, 34, of Crystal, whose vehicle was hit broadside by the suspect's car at the intersection of N. Orchard and 36th avenues following a brief pursuit by police. The Robbinsdale officer called off the chase, but the driver continued at speeds of up to 90 mph before the fatal crash.
Gerding's husband, 34-year-old John Gerding, was taken by ambulance to North Memorial; he was in critical but stable condition Monday morning, said police Capt. John Elder.
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