- Dołączono
- 30 Lis 2014
It's even weirder that he keeps saying that we need to put the oil back in the earth because it lubricates the tectonic plates......
Why are the people most seriously committed to denying the validity of transgender people homosexuals and virgin incels?
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- Dołączono
- 20 Lut 2017
I take it he never looked up how oil is formed and how it sits.
Water found to do that.
- Dołączono
- 30 Lis 2014
He's going to tell you that he was taught all this by Ex-oil company scientists that decided to walk away from big paychecks go teach the "truth" at Tampa University.
Mind you this is the same mentally ill man who claims in his youth a Rabbi taught him all about the "space jews".
- Dołączono
- 20 Lut 2017
Well Thomas will believe anything people tell him. It's why he's scammed so often.
- Dołączono
- 25 Sty 2020
You are a incel yourself, you started pretending to be a woman because you are repulsive drug addict and a failure at life.
Your siblings have children, you? You're pushing 70, live alone, molest dogs and you are a pedophile even homosexuals have standards, lesbians carry tazers because of you.
Stay mad sexless Degenerate.
Your siblings have children, you? You're pushing 70, live alone, molest dogs and you are a pedophile even homosexuals have standards, lesbians carry tazers because of you.
Stay mad sexless Degenerate.
- Dołączono
- 30 Lis 2014
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- Dołączono
- 1 Sie 2021
So he has blown a homeless man, jerked off a man, and paid for a blowjob from a man. Fascinating lore behind the faggotry language. So much more to discover
- Dołączono
- 31 Maj 2021
50 dollars for a blow from a tranny hooker? In the 70s?
Must have seen him coming. Or perhaps they overcharged in the hope the goblin would turn it down.
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- Dołączono
- 20 Paź 2018
Maybe trannies and gays don't get along too well because trannies constantly try to equate feminine and masculine behavior as pure gender expression? Trannies such as Tom love to project gays as closet trannies with autogynophilic desires, when they're comfortable in their own skin, unlike him.
The nonbinary he-she weirdos also confuse androgyny with gender. Maybe trannies that shreik and act a fool give them a bad name because they lump themselves with gays? Perhaps trannies shouldn't invade straight, gay, and lesbian dating spaces and expect equal treatment.
TLDR; Tom is just jealous he can't be authentic in his own skin as a man and wants young lesbean puss or tranny dick. He conflates outlier behavior with the need for a total identity change with no effort being put into anything.
The nonbinary he-she weirdos also confuse androgyny with gender. Maybe trannies that shreik and act a fool give them a bad name because they lump themselves with gays? Perhaps trannies shouldn't invade straight, gay, and lesbian dating spaces and expect equal treatment.
TLDR; Tom is just jealous he can't be authentic in his own skin as a man and wants young lesbean puss or tranny dick. He conflates outlier behavior with the need for a total identity change with no effort being put into anything.
- Dołączono
- 25 Sty 2020
>Hermaphrodite
Translation: A fucking faggot.
Tom is a bottom bitch with a micropenis and couldn't statisfy any woman or man. Much less breed.
- Dołączono
- 5 Sie 2021
Oh, it gets better.
Last sentences. They straight up told him after that they rip men off for overpriced head instead of allowing them to fuck them. They literally implied he's a creep john like the rest of their clientele, and he likely just laughed along unaware he was the butt of the joke.
- Dołączono
- 16 Lis 2021
"Helps you dump the weed" lol. How'd that work out for you Tommie?
- Dołączono
- 31 Maj 2021
It’s funny because he obviously thinks he is a Beat Generation style bohemian, living on the edge, challenging society norms, Bill Burroughs and Jack Kerouac rolled into one, with a Hunter S Thompson anarchic razor take on the hypocrisy of those in power.
The truth is, he would just be a footnote character in any of their lives or works.
Burroughs, might have noticed him as a “shady little queer, busking for pocket change on a beat up sax.”
Kerouac would not have noticed him at all. A faceless bum lurking on the edges.
Thompson would have assumed he was a pretty bad mescaline hallucination, but likely would have shot him to be on the safe side.
The truth is, he would just be a footnote character in any of their lives or works.
Burroughs, might have noticed him as a “shady little queer, busking for pocket change on a beat up sax.”
Kerouac would not have noticed him at all. A faceless bum lurking on the edges.
Thompson would have assumed he was a pretty bad mescaline hallucination, but likely would have shot him to be on the safe side.
- Dołączono
- 20 Lut 2017
Is he talking about Halsted Street? Only place I know of that you'd find trans people in Chicago back than. It's a rather nice area to visit.
- Dołączono
- 30 Lis 2014
We never did find out who shot him in the spleen back in California......
- Dołączono
- 20 Lut 2017
If you can't find the guys name for the 1987 shooting, look up the firebombing in 1985 at the same location. It was the same guy.
Given how bad the homeless people there were it's no wonder why they cause problems to this day.
BY ALAN CITRON
AUG. 11, 1985 12 AM PT
TIMES STAFF WRITER
The St. Joseph’s Center in Venice is searching for new headquarters for its free-lunch program, which survived a firebombing earlier this year only to be closed because of health code violations reported by angry neighbors.
Rhonda Meister, the co-director of St. Joseph’s, a Catholic charity organization, said the center will resume its lunch service as soon as it finds a building or a vacant lot fairly close to the beach, where much of Venice’s homeless population lives.
“We’re searching for a facility that will participate with us, or a vacant lot to put a trailer on so people can come in and eat with dignity,” Meister said. “People who used our program are coming back and telling us that they’re hungry and they’re eating out of garbage cans.”
Meister said the center, which has closed its doors voluntarily in June, provided the community’s biggest free-lunch service. Under the 3-year-old program, about 150 needy people a day received brown-bag lunches consisting of peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches, fruit and coffee.
Most of the food had been prepared at area churches and homes since February, when St. Joseph’s food distribution center, at 370 Rose Ave., was gutted in an arson fire. By allowing unlicensed volunteers to prepare the food, however, St. Joseph’s violated county health department laws.
One of the people who reported the violations was Pearl White, a community activist and leader of the Oakwood Community Center. White said she opposed the service because it drew undesirables into the neighborhood.
“People were using our yards for bathrooms and sleeping in the street,” White said. “It was making the neighborhood angry and it was setting a bad example for our young. Some people around there are downright criminals, and they’re going over there to get handouts.”
The opposition of White and other neighbors touched off a stormy controversy in Venice. In a series of meetings held before the center’s closure, a small group of neighbors charged that the free-lunch program was detrimental to the community, and even racist.
Council Sides With Center
“I feel that white people have come in and taken over,” said White. “They’re busing people in and dumping them on Oakwood. All we’re trying to do is give our black people a break. We want to help poor people, but we want poor people to help themselves too.”
The Venice Town Council, a resident organization, sided with St. Joseph’s in the dispute. In a recent editorial in the Free Venice Beachhead, council member Patrick McCartney accused White of exaggerating the problem and said the feud threatened to “deprive the poorest in our community of food and health care.”
Also Runs Thrift Shop
Others are also supporting St. Joseph’s, an organization that runs a thrift shop and a women’s center in Venice in addition to its food service.
Vera Davis, the director of the Low Income and Elderly United-Community Assistance Project (LIEU-CAP), said St. Joseph’s problems have been caused by a “disruptive” element in the community. She disputed the notion that the program attracts undesirables to the Oakwood area of Venice.
“Each community needs services for the poor,” Davis said. “And I think most people in the community feel that this is a good service. Also, it’s not drawing people from that far away. You’re not going to have someone come from downtown to get a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich.”
“Some people just frown on the poor. They say that poor people are lazy and they steal. The fact is that nobody stopped to realize that these people are human, and it’s an age-old problem. . . . When people give of themselves to help others, I don’t see how anybody can oppose that.”
Davis’ organization has been handing out a limited number of lunches since St. Joseph’s closed. But most community leaders agree that the Venice area, a magnet for homeless people and transients for many years, sorely needs a large-scale service such as the one St. Joseph’s provided.
Mary Lee Gray, the senior deputy to Supervisor Deane Dana, called St. Joseph’s “one of the finest” agencies she has worked with. Gray said Dana’s office has offered the center $10,000 to purchase a mobile food unit. Like Davis, she blamed a small faction for the center’s problems.
‘Unique Service’
“The St. Joseph’s Center provides a unique service to the Venice community,” Gray said. “If these services were not provided, the homeless people would be preying on the residents in the area. There would be more begging because the services they need to get back on their feet would not be available.”
Gray added that her office is working to ensure that any future center meets county health codes. Robert Snow, the district director for the department’s western health division, said St. Joseph’s problems are minor. Snow said the center could reopen within a couple of weeks if its new facility meets the health code and building and safety standards.
White said she would continue to oppose the center’s policies, but would not try to have it closed again if it meets health and building standards.
Meister said St. Joseph’s is anxious to resume the free-lunch program. She said the center had acted “in the best of faith” in response to community’s concerns, but would not abandon its commitment to helping to homeless.
“We believe there must be a space where we can distribute lunches to people and we’re looking for city lots that meet our specifications,” Meister said. “The problems of the homeless are not going to go away just because we don’t feed them. Trying to close the facility down so that these people won’t be attracted to the community is irresponsible and naive.”
AUG. 11, 1985 12 AM PT
TIMES STAFF WRITER
The St. Joseph’s Center in Venice is searching for new headquarters for its free-lunch program, which survived a firebombing earlier this year only to be closed because of health code violations reported by angry neighbors.
Rhonda Meister, the co-director of St. Joseph’s, a Catholic charity organization, said the center will resume its lunch service as soon as it finds a building or a vacant lot fairly close to the beach, where much of Venice’s homeless population lives.
“We’re searching for a facility that will participate with us, or a vacant lot to put a trailer on so people can come in and eat with dignity,” Meister said. “People who used our program are coming back and telling us that they’re hungry and they’re eating out of garbage cans.”
Meister said the center, which has closed its doors voluntarily in June, provided the community’s biggest free-lunch service. Under the 3-year-old program, about 150 needy people a day received brown-bag lunches consisting of peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches, fruit and coffee.
Most of the food had been prepared at area churches and homes since February, when St. Joseph’s food distribution center, at 370 Rose Ave., was gutted in an arson fire. By allowing unlicensed volunteers to prepare the food, however, St. Joseph’s violated county health department laws.
One of the people who reported the violations was Pearl White, a community activist and leader of the Oakwood Community Center. White said she opposed the service because it drew undesirables into the neighborhood.
“People were using our yards for bathrooms and sleeping in the street,” White said. “It was making the neighborhood angry and it was setting a bad example for our young. Some people around there are downright criminals, and they’re going over there to get handouts.”
The opposition of White and other neighbors touched off a stormy controversy in Venice. In a series of meetings held before the center’s closure, a small group of neighbors charged that the free-lunch program was detrimental to the community, and even racist.
Council Sides With Center
“I feel that white people have come in and taken over,” said White. “They’re busing people in and dumping them on Oakwood. All we’re trying to do is give our black people a break. We want to help poor people, but we want poor people to help themselves too.”
The Venice Town Council, a resident organization, sided with St. Joseph’s in the dispute. In a recent editorial in the Free Venice Beachhead, council member Patrick McCartney accused White of exaggerating the problem and said the feud threatened to “deprive the poorest in our community of food and health care.”
Also Runs Thrift Shop
Others are also supporting St. Joseph’s, an organization that runs a thrift shop and a women’s center in Venice in addition to its food service.
Vera Davis, the director of the Low Income and Elderly United-Community Assistance Project (LIEU-CAP), said St. Joseph’s problems have been caused by a “disruptive” element in the community. She disputed the notion that the program attracts undesirables to the Oakwood area of Venice.
“Each community needs services for the poor,” Davis said. “And I think most people in the community feel that this is a good service. Also, it’s not drawing people from that far away. You’re not going to have someone come from downtown to get a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich.”
“Some people just frown on the poor. They say that poor people are lazy and they steal. The fact is that nobody stopped to realize that these people are human, and it’s an age-old problem. . . . When people give of themselves to help others, I don’t see how anybody can oppose that.”
Davis’ organization has been handing out a limited number of lunches since St. Joseph’s closed. But most community leaders agree that the Venice area, a magnet for homeless people and transients for many years, sorely needs a large-scale service such as the one St. Joseph’s provided.
Mary Lee Gray, the senior deputy to Supervisor Deane Dana, called St. Joseph’s “one of the finest” agencies she has worked with. Gray said Dana’s office has offered the center $10,000 to purchase a mobile food unit. Like Davis, she blamed a small faction for the center’s problems.
‘Unique Service’
“The St. Joseph’s Center provides a unique service to the Venice community,” Gray said. “If these services were not provided, the homeless people would be preying on the residents in the area. There would be more begging because the services they need to get back on their feet would not be available.”
Gray added that her office is working to ensure that any future center meets county health codes. Robert Snow, the district director for the department’s western health division, said St. Joseph’s problems are minor. Snow said the center could reopen within a couple of weeks if its new facility meets the health code and building and safety standards.
White said she would continue to oppose the center’s policies, but would not try to have it closed again if it meets health and building standards.
Meister said St. Joseph’s is anxious to resume the free-lunch program. She said the center had acted “in the best of faith” in response to community’s concerns, but would not abandon its commitment to helping to homeless.
“We believe there must be a space where we can distribute lunches to people and we’re looking for city lots that meet our specifications,” Meister said. “The problems of the homeless are not going to go away just because we don’t feed them. Trying to close the facility down so that these people won’t be attracted to the community is irresponsible and naive.”
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- Dołączono
- 15 Sty 2014
See, if I was trying to get in with the trans community, I’d have hung out at the gay bars, made some friends, asked some questions. It wouldn’t make sense to pay for a blowie - it would just mark me out as a fetishist who sees troons as sex objects. It would make sense if I was a gay man who wanted to feel a man’s lips.
Always makes me laugh when johns think they’re the special one.
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- Dołączono
- 18 Kwi 2022
wait arent you the faggot?
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- 18 Kwi 2022
what a surprise the trannies a degenerate
- Dołączono
- 3 Cze 2018
Tom is just simply nothing more than a mistake and a genetic fuck up who really should've been aborted