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Don't put words in my mouth. That is obnoxious

I understand it's a right wing talking point that discussion of gender identity as being a different thing than sex is an ideology. It is not. If you meet someone that says the earth is flat and you've provided sources proving its not and they still believe it's flat the discussion is over.

Biological sex at birth is fixed except when ambiguous. The rest of your post is incoherent so no response.

Point of view. You are projecting on me all your prejudices on this topic. Gender identity doesn't belong to me personally.

The ideology? My pov is reality based. What's your ideology?

No. If you're talking to someone and you find that you don’t have a mutual basis grounded in reality, the discussion is over. In this case there needs to be mutual acknowledgement that biological sex is not the same thing as gender identity.

Imagine this scenario. Passengers we are making an emergency landing in Malaysia. The penalty for bringing drugs into Malaysia is death.

No obligation to respond to any post especially nonsensical ones.

I don't have diktats. Do you?

Just more scapegoating and demonization of non cisgender comforming people. It's hateful.

Enjoy your willful ignorance. We have no basis for further discussion.

I haven't been to a real Nandos but even so it was obvious to me that their food isn't the same.

I did an order. 1/2 Chicken Massive but not noticeably seasoned so not really peri peri chicken. Side Nandos sauce. Baked potato. Plain. Massive. Side butter. Corn on the cob. Plain. Got a huge discount from Grab so worth it just for the chicken protein but not exactly a culinary delight.

Hardly. Sex and Gender: What’s the Difference? (webmd.com) What Is Gender? Gender is a multi-faceted social system. Gender is largely based on society and culture. There are some consistencies, but it can be concluded that gender is not predetermined based on sex.

A lot of words but a fundamental FAILURE to acknowledge basic facts. Sex and Gender are NOT the same thing, We have no basis for discussion otherwise. You get to have opinions, but you don't get to make up your own facts.

Imagine approaching retirement age and still owing on student loans.

No it's not fair but on other hand there aren't any brain surgeons who haven't gone through several years of advanced education. Most people that go to college don't become that essential but on the other hand it is in the interest of society to have higher education accessible to all qualified and motivated.

So there are about 73 Nandos shop in Malaysia. I wonder why they haven't entered the Thailand market.

There is that obsession again with your twisted version of what happened between us when I didn't respond to your terse barking orders in the way you expected. Anyway I tend to agree that reselling routers is a bad idea. I have already expressed reservations about that aspect of that myself. But really it should be obvious that the core value offer of this niche service idea is to have a full set of active Sims to test the speeds at the customer location. That's a convenience. After getting this set up myself my results are actually superior to my old DSL as far as user experience. Obviously nowhere near the speed of a fiber connection but the sim router does everything that I need and want.

So you think Nandos would be OK with a chicken joint using their name? I don't.

This court is not legitimate. They have power but it is not legitimate power. The right wing STOLE two seats. Any illusions that the court is above partisan politics has been totally erased.

More like the opposite. How Many Genders Are There? A Full Identity & Expression List (healthline.com)

Good point if people want HD stuff. But my 30 Mbps setup works very well with torrents and stremio.

Some things are. It's just too blatant There is a funny difference. Pattaya "Nandos" offers Mexican rice instead of Portuguese rice. I've never been to an actual Nandos. I did have authentic African peri per chicken in Lisbon though.

I'm curious about what percentage of expats even know about the sim router option to potentially be their primary access solution? Because it is cheap, no installation fees, and not subject to issues with access being wired in. It's ideal for many part time expats. My assumption is that a significant percentage of expats don't even know about this option. If that is the case that could be the emphasis of marketing. Tell people about this great option and it's benefits and then hey you want to get set up quick and easy and get the best deal with the best possible speed for your specific location? Then don't stress spend 1000 baht and we'll hook a brother up!