Oklahoma nonbinary teen's death ruled suicide, triggering anger (msn.com)

Just looking at this person's photograph, a very young American teenager with innocence written all over their face, shows you such a sad example of the pressure that teens across America are experiencing.

And it's because, like so many, they are just trying to be noticed in today's insane world. And are resorting to pronoun identification, gender reassignment, etc. Something that will mean nothing to them in the coming decades of their life. If they survive that long.

Such a sad state of affairs.

White progressive women promoting affirmation of gender dysphoria are no different than someone affirming anorexia. They have blood on their hands.

White women are the ones who have been pushing the alphabet soup agenda for 30 years more than any other group.

Just finished this book - Bad Therapy by @AbigailShrier

This is one of the most eye-opening books I've ever read. It's a must read for any parent, any teacher, and should be required reading for any school administrator as well.

The book dives into trying to figure out why… pic.twitter.com/HXiNJUqsbK

— Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) March 7, 2024

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— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) March 8, 2024

Blame the kid beaten and bullied, not the bullies...makes sense.

If focusing on emotions makes one mentally weak and useless, think about what kind of brain damage the ugly white liberal woman white savior complex type have.

To not only consider emotions, but that of every other non white minority persons as well.

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You're blaming a kid who was beaten to death by people who hate this person for what they where.

This kid was MURDERED, and it's their fault?

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She was not beaten to death nor was she murdered.

Ag_of_08 said:

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You're blaming a kid who was beaten to death by people who hate this person for what they where.

This kid was MURDERED, and it's their fault?

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Wait you're declaring the death a murder while it was ruled a suicide?

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You're blaming a kid who was beaten to death by people who hate this person for what they where.

This kid was MURDERED, and it's their fault?

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She was not beaten to death nor was she murdered.

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Unbelievable.

Fat Black Swan said:

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Just finished this book - Bad Therapy by @AbigailShrier

This is one of the most eye-opening books I've ever read. It's a must read for any parent, any teacher, and should be required reading for any school administrator as well.

The book dives into trying to figure out why… pic.twitter.com/HXiNJUqsbK

— Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) March 7, 2024

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I just listened to Jordan Peterson's latest podcast with her on this book. The macro level phenomenon that Shrier describes is that mental health therapeutic intervention is being applied at home, school, and in private organizations to treat people who have nothing wrong with them that requires therapy. The greatest risk of harm from a therapeutic treatment is when it is applied to well people. Consequently, rates of mental illness are skyrocketing in positive correlation with the availability and prevalence of therapists and bull**** therapies. It's well worth a listen.

Also, the other JBP podcast this week was with the parents from Montana that had their 14 year old daughter taken from them by CPS and sent out of state to Wyoming where transing kids in the name of treatment is legal. The level of evil that visited these parents is just incredible.

I reworded my statement. The kid was beaten, bullied and ultimately died because of it.

I also don't believe small town Oklahoman offices anymore than i do the ones in Washington

Ag_of_08 said:

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I reworded my statement. The kid was beaten, bullied and ultimately died because of it.

I also don't believe small town Oklahoman offices anymore than i do the ones in Washington

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Baseless.

Ag_of_08 said:

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Blame the kid beaten and bullied, not the bullies...makes sense.

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She instigated and this was a first interaction. She walked out of school easily and was fine in the hospital.

Facts, don't let them get in the way with your thoughts though.

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I reworded my statement. The kid was beaten, bullied and ultimately died because of it.

I also don't believe small town Oklahoman offices anymore than i do the ones in Washington

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What you believe is irrelevant, the science says she died of an overdose. Take the L

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White progressive women promoting affirmation of gender dysphoria are no different than someone affirming anorexia. They have blood on their hands.

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I remember when anorexia was a social contagion (still is?), but no one said, "Yes, I'm with you. You definitely need to lose just a little more weight."

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I reworded my statement. The kid was beaten, bullied and ultimately died because of it.

I also don't believe small town Oklahoman offices anymore than i do the ones in Washington

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Stop projecting your own issues on this kid.

There is ZERO evidence she should even be in the ER from this video. I know a few people with mental issues that would visit the ER at the drop of a dime for things that are not an emergency and that appears to be the case here.

She admits she was the aggressor here in her own words.

Haven't we had 3 threads on this? And the first two really tried to frame it as some poor gay who got killed. Turned out it wasn't the case

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Haven't we had 3 threads on this? And the first two really tried to frame it as some poor gay who got killed. Turned out it wasn't the case

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I think it boils down to being relentlessly bullied and ignored by admins and teachers, finally lashing out against the bullies, getting the **** beaten out of her, and then the cops saying she had no recourse because she poured water on one before the three ganged up on and bashed her head into the ground.

Probably enough to make a kid in her position feel helpless and hopeless enough to take her own life.

Blame it on whatever you want, but this kid was failed on many levels.

Yes, but we have a new contestant on the price is wrong.

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I reworded my statement. The kid was beaten, bullied and ultimately died because of it.

I also don't believe small town Oklahoman offices anymore than i do the ones in Washington

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A member of the Rainbow Guild already tried to pass this nonsense off as fact before the poor girls body got to the morgue and was thoroughly ridiculed mocked out of the forums for another untold number of months. It was faker than the Hamilton passed to the Cup Foods attendant for a banana.

The beatdown was so savage, the post was only up for about an hour before being deleted, so I dont blame you for missing it, only for trying to reset the same ridiculous narrative weeks after the facts came out.

You are missing one key point here, that was apparent just a few days after said post.

Dagny was the instigator of the "bullying" incident.

She threw water on other girls that she perceived to have been laughing "at" her. They responded. She walked out of the school on her own power, was fine, interviewed by police, and later took a bunch of "medication" and killed herself.

She's closer to being the poster child of a "Stop Bullying" campaign than a "No H8" campaign.

I still consider her a victim, and the insane enablers, many of them in her own school, of her grooming the ones to blame.

Based on what? She admitted that she didn't have history with the other girls. With the way gays and the mentally ill act out these days is it bullying if someone laughs at them or says something?

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Fat Black Swan said:

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Just finished this book - Bad Therapy by @AbigailShrier

This is one of the most eye-opening books I've ever read. It's a must read for any parent, any teacher, and should be required reading for any school administrator as well.

The book dives into trying to figure out why… pic.twitter.com/HXiNJUqsbK

— Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) March 7, 2024

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I just listened to Jordan Peterson's latest podcast with her on this book. The macro level phenomenon that Shrier describes is that mental health therapeutic intervention is being applied at home, school, and in private organizations to treat people who have nothing wrong with them that requires therapy. The greatest risk of harm from a therapeutic treatment is when it is applied to well people. Consequently, rates of mental illness are skyrocketing in positive correlation with the availability and prevalence of therapists and bull**** therapies. It's well worth a listen.

Also, the other JBP podcast this week was with the parents from Montana that had their 14 year old daughter taken from them by CPS and sent out of state to Wyoming where transing kids in the name of treatment is legal. The level of evil that visited these parents is just incredible.

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She was also on Joe Rogan. Good listen. Makes alot of sense.

Ag_of_08 said:

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Blame the kid beaten and bullied, not the bullies...makes sense.

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Mental health is the issue. Don't know why anyone uses suicide as an excuse to blame others.

At the top level sit her parents by a wide margin.

We are living in clown world, with how these articles are written. Imagine trying to report this:

Nurse- What do you mean WE threw water on the harrassers? Who else was with you?

Nex- No one, just US

Nurse- Who is US?

Nex- We are us.

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"Okay. So, so they just up and decided to just start messing with you?" one of the officers is heard asking Benedict in the video.

"Yeah, because of the way that we dress," Benedict said.

Benedict's mother called emergency responders to their home the day after the fight, saying Benedict's breathing was shallow, their eyes were rolling back and their hands were curled, according to audio released by Owasso police.

A preliminary autopsy report said Benedict did not die of injuries from the fight.

Benedict's death prompted rallies and vigils in U.S. cities from New York to Los Angeles, with organizers calling their death a reminder of the dangers and persecution the LGBTQ+ community continues to face.

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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nex-benedict-oklahoma-nonbinary-teen-died-by-suicide-medical-examiner-rules/

Not even clear if Dagny was a their.

Problem with America is there is no longer any shame. Weirdos , freaks, pedophiles, sexual deviants are all normalized by demorats. No one should be embarrassed or feel shame except white males for being white and male

HunterAggie said:

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Just looking at this person's photograph, a very young American teenager with innocence written all over their face…

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That picture is at least four or five years out date and was selected by the media to manipulate the public and pull at their heartstrings.

FIDO*98* said:

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At the top level sit her parents by a wide margin.

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THIS ALL DAY

CheeseSndwch said:

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HunterAggie said:

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Just looking at this person's photograph, a very young American teenager with innocence written all over their face…

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That picture is at least four or five years out date and was selected by the media to manipulate the public and pull at their heartstrings.

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I knew that when I posted it.

My point is that all children are at that innocent state for such a short time period now.

Having fun and being just a kid use to last about 13-14 years when I grew up. High school becomes treacherous for a lot of people. And even earlier for "Mean Girls".

I look at my grandsons (9 and 6) and am determined to have as much fun with them as possible in the next few years. That utter joy in their life that is being a "kid" isn't going to last long.

Fat Black Swan said:

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Just finished this book - Bad Therapy by @AbigailShrier

This is one of the most eye-opening books I've ever read. It's a must read for any parent, any teacher, and should be required reading for any school administrator as well.

The book dives into trying to figure out why… pic.twitter.com/HXiNJUqsbK

— Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) March 7, 2024

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I have been in mental health for over 25 years and recently bowed out, or passed the baton so to speak, of providing direct service although I remain involved in the field in other ways.

I don't know about this book Bad Therapy, but if you want to connect some dots on how we got to where we are may I suggest the following (sorry for not including a summary, I don't think I could provide one that equals what you may read in the review sections of each link if you are so inclined):

Jean Twenge's iGen: Why Today's Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy--and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood--and What That Means for the Rest of Us

(For a comparison of different generations read Dr. Twenge's: Generations: The Real Differences Between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and Silentsand What They Mean for America's Future)

also visit her Substack Generation Tech


The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure

Jonathan Haidt's Substack After Babel


Admirable Evasions: How Psychology Undermines Morality by psychiatrist and cultural critic Anthony Malcolm Daniels, known by his pen name Theodore Dalrymple.


Lastly, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution

The happiest, most well adjusted kids come from families with loving parents that have strict rules for the household.

This one really set off the confirmation bias in me... I feel really blessed we have 2 well adjusted middle school kids who do great in school, are very respectful and well mannered, and we barely even need to parent them.

But for years, we were very strict with them. Bedtimes, family rules, how we do things, etc. The in-laws and lots of friends thought we were totalitarian.

In reality, we just had high standards. And it's really paying off right now. I found it really interesting that strict rules equals happy kids. Makes sense, though, as kids need to know what their boundaries are. - Abigail Scarier



We raised our children similarly. If I had a $1.00 for every time one of my extended family members said "I wish that I had told my children "no" more often" after their kids had grown up, I would have about a $100.

And I'm very proud of the adults my two children have become. Not to mention they are both Aggies. Which is why I'm an Aggie fan.

So are 08 and Baller socks of each other, or do they get their (incorrect) talking points from the same place?

I'm not convinced this was a suicide.