Scotty Appleton said:

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DarkBrandon01 said:

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Mongolian Christmas said:

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Men can't be women and women can't be men. But for the love of God, treat people with respect.

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nex was non binary

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And I'm Santa Clause

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I'm calling dibs on the easter bunny

Antoninus said:

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itsyourboypookie said:

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We use to beat the they them out of the mentally ill.

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That, plus aversion- and electroshock-therapy.

It was all very scientific.

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But did it work?

PlaneCrashGuy said:

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Scotty Appleton said:

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DarkBrandon01 said:

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Mongolian Christmas said:

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Men can't be women and women can't be men. But for the love of God, treat people with respect.

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nex was non binary

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And I'm Santa Clause

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I'm calling dibs on the easter bunny

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I am Spartacus.

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Weird kids get picked on.

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Not anymore. Weird gives you status. Weird gets you called hero. Weird gives you latitude to act out and be sanctimonious.

while i agree an overdose makes the most sense at this point... is there any actual/factual evidence AT THIS TIME that drugs were involved here other than the post by someone who has been so very wrong about all of this from the start?

There's zero anything other than ME/PD saying death wasn't a result of trauma.

So mentally ill child whose parents are not getting the right treatment makes a poor/emotional/unstable decision, initiates a conflict and creates another negative feedback loop leading to another poor/emotional/unstable decision with an unfortunately permanent negative consequence. Totally in character. Totally regrettable. And totally avoidable if the adults had been adults instead of being so egotistic as to think they could overrule all biology and human history out of sheet will/arrogance.

Some interesting things I took from the police interaction video.

1. Nex clearly wasn't beat to a pulp and unable to walk under their own power. Doesn't mean the fight may not have had lingering effects but that narrative should be gone.

2. Nex barely knew these other girls. So there likely isn't some history of bullying there from these girls to Nex. Doesn't mean they didn't experience it elsewhere.

3. I did find it interesting that they only knew of each other recently from getting caught vaping together. And Nex was also friendly with the officer I assume due to a previous interaction from vaping days prior based on the initial conversation.

4. Nex never mentions the three girls saying anything about them being nonbinary or anything of the sort as the reason they poured water on the three girls. It was just mentioned that it was something to do with their laugh and another girls.

5. Another girl was mentioned. I assume a friend of Nex. So they weren't by themselves in the bathroom.

6. Mom also uses she.

But obviously the narrative is set and the left will have their heels dug in. Impossible to discuss this on basically every other social media platform because the left has already poisoned the well.

Police released bodycam footage of the Oklahoma teen’s de*th.

A few things to note:

1. Her mom refers to her with a different name and she/her pronouns. Either Nex wasn’t nonbinary or the school was hiding that information from her parents.

2. Nex and her mom do not appear… pic.twitter.com/Jq27uEzd56

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 25, 2024

Esteban du Plantier said:

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But it seems like a really mild situation to kill yourself over.

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Social media and the news travels so fast these days.....makes you wonder if this girl realized that in an instant she was a LGBTQ+ mafia super hero, who will soon have to admit the narrative was completely false and she was the actual bully?

since this happened more than 2 weeks ago, they have to have the toxicology reports back by now.

C@LAg said:

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since this happened more than 2 weeks ago, they have to have the toxicology reports back by now.

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I seem to recall a few other high profile deaths that the tox report did not come back for 6-8 weeks.

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tylercsbn9 said:

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Some interesting things I took from the police interaction video.

1. Nex clearly wasn't beat to a pulp and unable to walk under their her own power. Doesn't mean the fight may not have had lingering effects but that narrative should be gone.

2. Nex barely knew these other girls. So there likely isn't some history of bullying there from these girls to Nex. Doesn't mean they she didn't experience it elsewhere.

3. I did find it interesting that they only knew of each other recently from getting caught vaping together. And Nex was also friendly with the officer I assume due to a previous interaction from vaping days prior based on the initial conversation.

4. Nex never mentions the three girls saying anything about them her being nonbinary or anything of the sort as the reason they she poured water on the three girls. It was just mentioned that it was something to do with their her laugh and another girls.

5. Another girl was mentioned. I assume a friend of Nex. So they she wasn't weren't by themselves herself in the bathroom.

But obviously the narrative is set and the left will have their heels dug in

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fify

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Thanks for applying 3rd grade grammar. Confusing reading that post; Couldn't tell when he was talking about that girls friend (from point #5) or just typing drunk.

Dagney? How the heck do you come up with Dagney to name your little girl?

Artimus Gordon said:

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Dagney? How the heck do you come up with Dagney to name your little girl?

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it is a fairly common Scandinavian name.

so might be a family name. (doubtful, she is part Cherokee or something like that). or parents) are/were renaissance fair weenies.

Owlagdad said:

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Once your kid outgrows the kindergarten and 1st grade "everyone is invited to the birthday party, no matter if they live on wrong side of tracks, etc" then you as parent have parenting to do. If it is your kid left out, find them someone else to hang with, find them something that fits their talents and strengths. It's your job, parent. Not school, or counselor. Get out of bed and take them to church- usually accepting and the more the kid goes, the more they are accepted, despite who they are. Lazy parenting is number 1 fall of America. It takes work ( and if my wife had not been on my ass when kids were little, I would have come home from work and jumped in recliner, so been there)
Also teach kids it is not discrimination to avoid certain groups, and you can't change them, but they sure as hell want to change you. Don't know how many times a good kid told me as I was kicking them out of school, "I don't know how I got involved with them". And I told them, "those groups accept everyone, no criteria, for membership except go along with what they do". It takes work to find your niche, the right group, but with enough work , you can be accepted".

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I completely relate with what you are saying and I agree that it takes energy to be a good parent. Good for you and your wife to recognize that.

I'm raising a 13 year old and struggle trying to understand friendships between kids these days. My son does not have a lot of what I would consider friends. He has buddies that he plays online video games with but they never see each other outside of school, he never asks if they can come to the house or invite them to spend a weekend with us. It's bazaar to me and I am not comfortable with it. I think about my childhood and how close I was with my friends and I just feel like he is missing out on a very important part of his development.

Which means absolutely nothing.

bobbranco said:

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Total collapse.

Of the rainbow mafia's narrative.

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Like clockwork unfortunately. Everyone knew this was the case from the first thread and got called all kinds of ugly "isms" anyway. Don't expect any apologies either.

No one is frickin Binary.

The adults who programmed this in her head, who helped create the needless drama in her life might as well been the ones shoving the pills down her throat. They are to blame. Had they not done that….she would be alive.

She is obviously a cute girl. There would be no reason to focus on her unless she chose to act in a way to mean girls to focus on.

I am as ugly and grotesque as the days are long. I am the one in the room that all young kids stare at and ask their parents ……what's wrong with him. This happens to me on a daily basis and I am 57 years old. The folks who got me through life weren't liberals they tended to be conservative folks.

The reason I bring it up is adults can implant thoughts on how kids will react. Honestly what is so dam important about being binary at the age of 16. She was nice looking. Probably had a charming personality and was above average personality. Getting caught in an adult maturity type of environment such LGTB at a young age during a time in life that is awkward for any kid with any advantages can be challenging because they are not mentally mature enough to navigate the waters they face.

Artimus Gordon said:

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Dagney? How the heck do you come up with Dagney to name your little girl?

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I knew a girl at A&M named Dagney.

tylercsbn9 said:

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Some interesting things I took from the police interaction video.

1. Nex clearly wasn't beat to a pulp and unable to walk under their own power. Doesn't mean the fight may not have had lingering effects but that narrative should be gone.

2. Nex barely knew these other girls. So there likely isn't some history of bullying there from these girls to Nex. Doesn't mean they didn't experience it elsewhere.

3. I did find it interesting that they only knew of each other recently from getting caught vaping together. And Nex was also friendly with the officer I assume due to a previous interaction from vaping days prior based on the initial conversation.

4. Nex never mentions the three girls saying anything about them being nonbinary or anything of the sort as the reason they poured water on the three girls. It was just mentioned that it was something to do with their laugh and another girls.

5. Another girl was mentioned. I assume a friend of Nex. So they weren't by themselves in the bathroom.

6. Mom also uses she.

But obviously the narrative is set and the left will have their heels dug in. Impossible to discuss this on basically every other social media platform because the left has already poisoned the well.

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I wasn't going to edit the entire post like you did, but point out how using improper pronouns can confuse. Item 2 for instance. The way it is written, "they didn't experience it elsewhere" would mean the girls didn't rather than Nex didn't.

Artimus Gordon said:

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Dagney? How the heck do you come up with Dagney to name your little girl?

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You ever heard of Dagny Taggart?

Pretty based name.

Not that it matters, but I'm curious as to when Dagney decided to become "Nex".

Based upon her lack of reaction to her mother's use of she/her, and calling her Dagney, I'm not so sure that the "Nex" narrative is something that she herself was as into as the individuals who have taken over the narrative in order to push an LGBTQ agenda.

She was an 8th grader, right? I remember not being interested any anything sexual until 7th grade. Boys were boys, girls were girls, and nobody thought anything more about it. As I remember, middle school was when I really started being concerned about what other people thought of me. I suspect that Dagney was trying to "fit in" and find her place in the world.

I feel for her family. Especially as it appears the LGBTQ mafia have come down on them so hard that they're making statements about placing "Nex" on her headstone. They're hurting, and just want peace. I'm not surprised they're going to follow the path of least resistance.

As for Dagney/Nex, we'll never know the name she truly would have wanted on her headstone. And it's tragic that that is what people are fighting over rather than the loss of a beautiful little girl.

My guess is that tragically, God was not a part of her life. I'm reminded of Boyd Polhamus and how he ends every rodeo he announces...

"What we are is God's gift to us, and what we become is our gift to God".

Just want to make sure I didn't miss anything...

Have we confirmed or refuted the following accusations from the original post on the subject?

• Medical malpractice by school & hospital
• Libs of Tik Tok caused this
• School teacher was fired for saying that they "loved all of their students" and was subsequently fired
• Complicit medical examiner incorrectly assigned cause of death to allow school administrators and "bullies" to get away with it
• This was a case of bullying

I'm not insensitive to a child's death. Far from it - it's terrible. It's terrifying to me as a dad of pre-teen girl particularly in light of these types of events.

The insensitive thing to do, is to come in guns blazing making false, easily disputed and refuted claims in support of a victim. You take terrible situation where everyone can agree on an unwanted result and you make it polarizing to the point that people stop caring. We can do better and we all should endeavor to do better because we really do progress a disservice by lying about circumstances.

Suicide. I'm sure they'll claim she was bullied into it.


"The cause of death for Owasso, Oklahoma sophomore student Dagny "Nex" Benedict has been reported by an initial medical examiner's report as suicide."

https://thepostmillennial.com/just-in-oklahoma-trans-student-nex-benedicts-death-ruled-a-suicide-by-medical-examiner?utm_campaign=64470

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Just want to make sure I didn't miss anything...

Have we confirmed or refuted the following accusations from the original post on the subject?

• Medical malpractice by school & hospital
• Libs of Tik Tok caused this
• School teacher was fired for saying that they "loved all of their students" and was subsequently fired
• Complicit medical examiner incorrectly assigned cause of death to allow school administrators and "bullies" to get away with it
• This was a case of bullying

I'm not insensitive to a child's death. Far from it - it's terrible. It's terrifying to me as a dad of pre-teen girl particularly in light of these types of events.

The insensitive thing to do, is to come in guns blazing making false, easily disputed and refuted claims in support of a victim. You take terrible situation where everyone can agree on an unwanted result and you make it polarizing to the point that people stop caring. We can do better and we all should endeavor to do better because we really do progress a disservice by lying about circumstances.

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The left and MSM do this every single time.

Antoninus said:

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DannyDuberstein said:

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Just read the Wiki on this. The use of "they/their" makes the story confusing AF given "they/their" could be the other individuals in the fight or this one individual.

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I have a lot of sympathy for the difficulties and confusion facing these transgender folks, but plural pronouns is where I draw the line

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lol I NEED a tee-shirt with this quote! Not sure why I love it so much!

Antoninus said:

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DannyDuberstein said:

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Just read the Wiki on this. The use of "they/their" makes the story confusing AF given "they/their" could be the other individuals in the fight or this one individual.

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I have a lot of sympathy for the difficulties and confusion facing these transgender folks, but plural pronouns is where I draw the line

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Nah. You'll be there as soon as you receive the memo.