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In World War II, Nazi Germany established brothels in the concentration camps (Lagerbordell, Sonderbauten or Freudenabteilungen "Joy Divisions") to increase productivity among male inmates.
In the end, the camp brothels did not produce any noticeable increase in the prisoners' productivity levels, but instead, created a market for coupons among the camp VIPs.
Here's a few of the locations where this happened:
Mauthausen/Gusen, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Neuengamme, Dachau, Dora-Mittelbau, Sachsenhausen, Flossenbürg and others
The women forced into these brothels came mainly from the women-only Ravensbrück concentration camp, except for Auschwitz, which "employed" its own prisoners.
In combination with the German military brothels in World War II, it is estimated that at least 34,140 female inmates were forced into sexual slavery during the Third Reich.
The brothels form the subject of "Das KZ Bordell" (The Concentration Camp Brothel) by Robert Sommer, a book that has been hailed as the first comprehensive account of a little known chapter of Nazi oppression in World War Two.
It explores the origins, structure and impact of the "Sonderbauten" (special buildings) run by Heinrich Himmler's SS in Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe.
"In the collective memory and written history of World War Two, the camp brothels were for a long time taboo," the 35-year-old Berliner told Reuters. "The former prisoners didn't want to talk about it: it was a difficult subject to handle."
"It didn't fit so easily into the postwar image of the concentration camps as monuments to suffering."
According to concentration camp survivors the women in those brothels were replaced every 6 months and the women who got replaced were killed in gas chambers.
It is important to note that we distinctively speak of sexual slavery here and of rape.
I wanted to point this out especially because I have been seeing liberal feminists talking about this topic, calling it "forced sex-work", "forced sex-labour" etc.
It is beyond disrespectful to call these female victims "sex-workers" or "employees" when their sexuality was brutally exploited, their diginities taken, their health was sacrificed, they were raped repeatedly and then executed after 6 months, even though they were promised to be released after those months. But those promises of course were never honored.
Liberal feminism and radical feminism differs a lot when it comes to views on the topic of prostitution but this does NOT excuse labeling victims of abuse and rape as "sex-workers" or calling their suffering "forced sex-labour."
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“Paraphilia”
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did you know female prisons are never just staffed by the super special kind of guards who can't impregnate incarcerated women because male guards allege sex discrimination every time a facility preferentially hires women for a job where guys commit rape constantly 🤔 here's a press release on one case but male guards file these lawsuits constantly
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I have not seen this website posted yet so gyns I am happy to present to you "The Grand Map of Non-Happenings"
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All you have to do is zoom in and click on the red tent and it will tell you of a reported instance in that area of a crime committed by trans identified males (even though it totally never happens)
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Best of all, it's crowdsourced, and you can submit articles not already listed right at the top of the map
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Gyns I pray you make use of this website and to publicize and bring to attention of these crimes that "never happen". Share it, use it, whatever you need. And donate to The Red Tent Collective if you have the means to do so!
https://www.theredtentcollective.org/transgender-crime-map
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Men: you say you accept me as a women, yet I’m getting no pussy??? 🤨 suspicious!!
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and we’re supposed to see these people as women ? the same ones that fantasize about raping and killing us ?
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I am a 48-year-old transgender man. I was thrilled when the medical community told me six years ago that I could change from a woman to a man. I was informed about all the wonderful things that would happen due to medical transition, but all the negatives were glossed over. Since then, I have suffered tremendously, including seven surgeries, a pulmonary embolism, an induced stress heart attack, sepsis, a 17-month recurring infection, 16 rounds of antibiotics, three weeks of daily IV antibiotics, arm reconstructive surgery, lung, heart and bladder damage, insomnia, hallucinations, PTSD, $1 million in medical expenses, and loss of home, car, career and marriage. All this, and yet I cannot sue the surgeon responsible—in part because there is no structured, tested or widely accepted baseline for transgender health care.
Read that again: There is no structured, tested, or widely accepted baseline for transgender health care. Not for 42-year-olds, and not for the many minors embarking on medical transition in record numbers. It is not transphobic or discriminatory to discuss this—we as a society need to fully understand what we are encouraging our children to do to their bodies.
Throughout transition, I second-guessed my decisions, but each counseling session and doctor’s appointment amounted to one more push convincing me I could be cured of being born in the wrong body. The truth was that I didn’t fit in as a dominant, aggressive, assertive lesbian. The dream of finally fitting in dangled like a carrot: The idea that I could fit in catapulted me to a time much like adolescence, with its drive for acceptance, inclusive peers and the fantasy of being normal.
During my post-operation 17 months of sheer survival, I discovered that transgender health care is experimental and that large swaths of the medical industry encourage minors to transition due, at least in part, to fat profit margins. I was gobsmacked. Each day I researched more and became increasingly appalled. As I jumped from ER to ER desperately seeking help, I realized that nobody knew what to do. Each physician told me to return to the original surgeon. I was trapped like a child with an abusive parent.
My recurring bladder infection not only demolished my body; it started to ravage my mind, too. I stopped being able to problem-solve, and then lost my health insurance when I couldn’t work. I spent many nights in the bathroom in too much pain to even make it to the toilet, forced to urinate on the floor, screaming as what felt like razor blades left my body. Rest came only in 45-minute increments that I induced with four shots of vodka, six Benadryl pills and a handful of melatonin—with only sleep-deprived hallucinations for my trouble.
One night I simply couldn’t take it. I wanted to die. I crawled to bed and had another hallucination. My children’s lives flashed before my eyes, and I saw the devastation my death would cause them. Right then, I made a deal with God, the universe, whatever you call it, that if my life were spared, if I were allowed to be here for my kids, I would help other kids by ensuring people knew what the experimentation of transgender health care really entails. I remember my whimpers: “God, an eye for an eye—in reverse. I will fight with a mother’s passion for others if I can be here for my kids.”
So here I am, a trans man, sifting through my good and bad decisions, and for the first time embracing who I am—what I have created, and the life I now lead. It took me 48 years to realize I transitioned because I never wholeheartedly accepted being a lesbian. Our children don’t have a prayer to embrace the reality of something it takes a lifetime to understand. That’s our job, as parents: to protect them from foolish, lifelong mistakes.
Here’s what I could not comprehend before transitioning and what I honestly believe no child is capable of consenting to:
Decreased life expectancy
Increased risk of premature death from heart attacks and pulmonary embolisms
Bone damage
Possible liver damage
Increased mental health complications
Increased chances of mood-syndrome symptoms
Higher suicide rates than non-trans population
12 percent higher chance than non-trans population to develop symptoms of psychosis
Chance of stunted brain development
Much reduced chance for lifelong sexual pleasure
Higher chance of sterility and infertility
No improved mental health outcomes
Not completely reversible
Trans activists tout studies that say medically transitioning gender-questioning children improves mental health. But those studies have often been retracted (and those retractions underreported by the media).
Moreover, no long-term studies have been conducted on children who grow up without the benefit of natural puberty. No studies at all have been done on de-transitioners (people who return to identifying as their natal sex). What are the psychological effects? No one has a clue, and researchers are too often shut down by cancel culture for even raising the questions.
Peer-reviewed studies show a shocking correlation between gender dysphoria and autism, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and other co-morbidities. Additionally, it seems that many of these children are simply gay. Could pushing people on a one-way path to medical transition be a different form of “conversion therapy?” We need to ask and study these hard questions—for the good of all children. But we’re not—not in the mainstream media, and certainly not in President Joe Biden’s new administration.
America is proceeding down its path of total affirmation just as other countries are restoring greater balance. This past December, the U.K. High Court of Justice ruled that puberty blockers for minors are both experimental and a one-way ticket to permanent transition. Finland in 2020 completely overhauled its approach to treating minors with gender dysphoria, prioritizing psychotherapeutic non-invasive interventions and recognizing adolescence as a time of major identity exploration. Sweden is conducting a systematic literature review of the scientific basis of the long-term effects on physical and mental health of puberty blockers and hormones. The researcher who championed the “Dutch protocol” recently called for a rethink, while other research is beginning to show that the current one-size-fits-all status quo is too limited.
So if we are now waking up to the fact that gender dysphoria is over-simplistically conflated with transgenderism, medical treatments have understudied long-term consequences, some are getting rich off transgender medicine and de-transitioners are speaking up in skyrocketing numbers, why are we only making it easier for children to unquestioningly transition?
We now have the obligation to work together to slow trans medicalization of minors until they are adults and have the capacity to truly understand the lifelong consequences of transitioning. As a former lesbian and current trans man, I maintain this is not transphobic. It is actually sensitive and caring to recognize that not just one treatment or pathway is right for all kids.
Therefore, I am currently building a bipartisan army to protect our children, hold the medical industry accountable and educate our president and the rest of society about the dangers of transgender extremism. We must throw our differences aside for a moment; I promise you, once children are safe, we can resume fighting. But until children are safe, nothing else matters.
So, endocrinologists and pediatricians, moderate Democrats and moderate Republicans, radical feminists and evangelicals, lawyers and psychologists, parents and teachers: My hand is out. I will grab yours and turn down no one. Together, we can build a circle around our most precious resource: our children. Help me fulfill the promise I made on the night I almost gave up, to be here for my children—and now yours. Who’s with me?
Scott Newgent is active with Trans Rational Educational Voices (www.TReVoices.com). Twitter: @ScottNewgent.
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TW: SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ASSAULT
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TRANSWOMEN ARE NOT YOUR SISTERS.
Taken from r/ftm, this topic was about transphobia from other trans people, but just ended up being women talking about being sexually assaulted or controlled by trans-identified men. These transwomen don't even respect transmen's identities, yet demand their identities be respected, they are not your allies or your friends. Don't let people fool you into thinking transwomen are the most oppressed when they regularly sexually assault female trans-identified people. Remember this when people say transwomen are not socialized male, or that sex isn't real or doesn't matter.
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I’m an atheist but there is a special place in hell reserved for that woman who pretends to be a lesbian so she can set lesbians up to be raped by men.
Women who set up other women to be raped are the lowest of the low and absolute scum of the Earth. Straight women in Nigeria who do this to lesbians are even more despicable, knowing full well that these victims are unlikely to receive any legal justice because homosexual activity is criminalised.
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"Melissa Connelly watched as a nurse coaxed her wife, Kim, awake following her colonoscopy on November 4, 2020. Drowsy from the anesthesia, Kim couldn’t hold a can of ginger ale to her lips, so Melissa did it for her.
The nurse explained to Melissa that the procedure had gone well, but Kim would feel a bit woozy. Before heading home, Kim, who’s an ICU nurse, was able to ask about the drugs she’d been given. The nurse told her they had administered 5 milligrams of the sedative Versed and 100 micrograms of the narcotic painkiller Fentanyl.
Nearly one month later, on December 2, 2020, Melissa, who’s Black, was admitted to the same major Midwest hospital, this time for her own colonoscopy. She had the same doctor and support staff as Kim, who’s white and Asian.
Once the anesthesia was administered, Melissa says she was still conscious, though “slightly loopy.” And for a while, she watched her procedure play out on the monitor. She knew it wasn’t unusual to remain slightly alert and experience some sensation following sedation, so she wasn’t worried at first. “However, at some point, it hurt to the point that I audibly cried out, ‘Ow, that hurts. I can feel that.’” In response, Melissa was advised to “breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth.” She was shocked. “I remember thinking, ‘You’ve got to be kidding me. That’s the best advice you have?’”
When the procedure was over and Kim came to meet Melissa, Kim remarked, “You’re so awake!” And when Kim noticed Melissa was able to hold her own apple juice, Kim asked the nurses, “How much [sedation and pain relief] did she get?” The nurse replied, 3 milligrams of Versed and 50 micrograms of Fentanyl. Neither woman had a certified registered nurse anesthetist on their surgical teams, meaning it was the doctor himself who decided what their respective doses of anesthesia would be.
At the time, Melissa, who’s 37, outweighed a then-34-year-old Kim by 20 pounds. She’s also 2 1/2 inches taller, and, like Kim, has no underlying health conditions. Still, Melissa received only a half of the drugs her wife did. And when she felt pain, Melissa was expected to manage it on her own...
Black children are also significantly less likely to receive pain medication for appendicitis compared to white children, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics in 2015. Only 12.2 percent of Black children were offered opioids, compared to 33.9 percent of white children. And when they described their pain as moderate, Black children were less likely to receive any pain medication at all."
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Anyways if trans people tell you that autogynephilia is "debunked," or "not real," they're lying.
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A TIM attacked an Argentinian radfem during yesterday’s women’s meeting. The radfem sisters weren’t even speaking about transactivism, they were going to demand justice for Nahir Galarza and Johanna Ramallo, víctims of prostitution and women trafficking. They were speaking about abolitionism and protection of prostituted women, yet she was silenced and ATTACKED BY A MALE INTRUDER, WHO HAD FREE ACCES TO OUR FEMINIST SPACES
THIS IS WHY THEY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED, THEY ARE DANGEROUS
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This was so heartbreaking but I made myself watch it all. The "sex work is work! stfu SWERF" crowd is ignorant as shit.
Women like this need to be freed, now. She's so strong for living to tell this.
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