She described having the sex marker M on her passport as a "big problem," adding: "I don't blame President Trump. I love him." Jenner said she appealed to him for help but received no response. Then the iron door to the gas chamber was slammed shut and locked from the outside. No further comment from Jenner has been forthcoming since.

She thought she was one of the "good ones" who wouldn't be affected. I guess the problem with focusing so much on sports instead of education is that you never heard of Himmler's "one good Jew" speech. Which was essentially that everyone knew "one good Jew" that they would save but if they did that, almost every Jewish person in the country would be saved, so there would be no exceptions for "good" Jewish people. [Excluding, of course, Hitler's mother's Jewish doctor, who Hitler ordered the Gestapo to protect, and whom Hitler eventually helped emigrate to the US, along with all his personal wealth.]

You can call me Shirley. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Trump genuinely has done nothing good, right?

Everything he's done has been good . . . for the rich. Overwhelmingly cut taxes for the top? Good for the rich.

Overwhelmingly print money? Good for the rich.

Decimate the communities of the poor? Good for the rich.

Hike up gas prices? Good for the rich.

Scapegoat a vulnerable population when people were starting to realize how caustic the Epstein class is? Good for the rich.

Killing off infrastructure and mass-transit projects? Good for the rich.

Spying on and setting up a massive database on the general population? Good for the rich.

Leaking all the government's personally identifiable information on its population to Musk via DOGE? Good for the rich.

She's clearly still got at least one foot on the ladder or she wouldn't be raising an issue here. That's a special kind of stupid.

I understand that your comment relies on the understanding that Caitlyn Jenner's deadname is Bruce Jenner, that the joke is that she participated in a racing series that's nearly "Am Trans", and that she went by Bruce when she was actively racing.

To avoid deadnaming, I'd still ask that you use language like "Caitlyn Jenner (formerly Bruce Jenner) was [...]" and "The series she participated in [...]" (or something similar). I totally get that none of your comment was meant as transphobia; I even used to think that "historical deadnaming" was the best way to write to avoid confusion, so I sympathize. I eventually realized, though, as e.g. on Wikipedia's article for Elliot Page, that using their real gender and their chosen name historically is not confusing and is just more accurate to how being transgender actually works – i.e. that it's not a decision somebody makes one day.

I don't think it's severe enough to rub up against Lemmy.World Terms of Service Rule 1.2 as "discrimination against queer groups", so this is just a polite request and hopefully food for thought.

The series he participated in was the Trans Am series.

This better not awaken something in them

ROFLMAO