2304181300Tu THE BENIGN APPEARANCE OF “INCLUSIVITY” IS STERILIZATION:

Inclusivity, far from being benign, is the sterilization of the human binary by means of transsexual and transgender movements. And anything that disrupts and/or disparages the exclusivity of the human binary is in itself nihilist to the first order.

So far from the inclusivity of “DEI” (Diversity Equity & Inclusivity) being of evil intent it’s a subtle nihilistic sterilization of humanity.

There’s no part of DEI (Diversity Equity & Inclusivity) that’s without evil intent, but the intent of this post is to call attention to just the one sterilization appendage of socialism that is “Inclusivity”.

PS1. Don’t make the mistake confusing our western meaning of incivility’ with the postmodern socialist capitulating definition of inclusivity because they’re most definitely not the same.

PS2. As something of a disclaimer, MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) can’t possibly be seen as party to any of the massive number of constant complaints by women because Going Their Own Way means getting as far away from the habitual complainers as humanly possible. That doesn’t mean that Inclusivity is the answer either.

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“What's Causing the Trans Explosion? - Helen Joyce”

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#LETSGOBRANDON ~ A Socialist (whether he’s capable of realizing it or not?
#MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) an existentialist (individualist) philosophy of life.
#ONLY PEOPLE KILL PEOPLE – STICKS & STONES DON’T, NOT EVEN GUNS KILL PEOPLE

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be·nign

ADJECTIVE
benign (adjective)

1. gentle and kindly:

"his benign but firm manner" · "her face was calm and benign"

synonyms: kindly · kind · warmhearted · good-natured · friendly · warm · affectionate · agreeable · amiable · good-humored · genial · congenial · cordial · approachable · tender · tenderhearted · softhearted · gentle · sympathetic · compassionate · caring · considerate · thoughtful · helpful · well disposed · obliging · accommodating · generous · big-hearted · unselfish · benevolent · gracious · liberal · indulgent · benignant.

antonyms: unfriendly · hostile.

• (of a climate or environment) mild and favorable:

"the climate becomes more benign as we move nearer to the Black Sea"

synonyms: temperate · mild · gentle · clement · calm · balmy · pleasant · agreeable · soft · soothing · refreshing · healthy · health-giving · wholesome · salubrious · favorable · advantageous · beneficial · helpful · propitious · auspicious · lucky · opportune · fortunate · providential · encouraging · benevolent · conducive · right · good.

antonyms: harsh · unhealthy · unfavorable.

• not harmful to the environment:

"an ozone-benign refrigerant"

2. medicine
   (of a disease) not harmful in effect:

"a benign condition"

• (of a tumor) not malignant:

"benign growths"

synonyms: harmless · noncancerous · innocent · curable · remediable · treatable · removable · benignant · nonmalignant · nondangerous.

antonyms: malignant.

ORIGIN:
Middle English: from Old French benigne, from Latin benignus, probably from bene ‘well’ + -genus ‘-born’. Compare with gentle.

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ca·pit·u·late

VERB
capitulating (present participle)

cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; surrender:

"the patriots had to capitulate to the enemy forces"

synonyms: surrender · give in · yield · submit · back down · give way · cave in · succumb · crumble · relent · acquiesce · accede · fall · lay down one's arms · admit defeat · concede defeat · give up the struggle · climb down · bow to someone/something · come to terms · be beaten · be overcome · be overwhelmed · raise/show the white flag.

Antonyms: resist · hold out.

ORIGIN:
mid 16th century (in the sense ‘parley, draw up terms&rsquo: from French capituler, from medieval Latin capitulare ‘draw up under headings’, from Latin capitulum, diminutive of caput ‘head’.