Penn State Professor Tells Students To
‘Watch Gay Porn’ And Confront That
They Might Be Bisexual
Posted By: Hazymac, 1/14/2023 6:24:00 PM
A sociology professor at Penn State University suggested during a class that straight students should watch gay porn to open up their sexuality. In a lecture from his Sociology 119 course from the end of the fall semester, Penn State Sociology professor Sam Richards challenged students to watch same-sex pornography and confront the fact that they might be aroused by it. Richards claimed that every person has bisexual feelings, and that each individual might be more comfortable being bisexual. “If you’re straight, watch gay or lesbian porn and see how quickly you feel aroused,” he said in the lecture, originally held on December 6, via Fox News.
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When you tell people that liberals’ end game is for them to eat bugs, they sometimes think you can’t be serious. Those are the people who aren’t paying attention. This article in an ostensible scientific site, is typical: “Making the case for using insects as food for both humans and livestock.”
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Via Newsweek:
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Family of 12-year-old boy killed during
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high-speed chase demands action against
trooper involved 23 replies
PAULDING COUNTY, Ga. — Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt is representing the family of a 12-year-old boy who died during a police chase in Paulding County in 2021.
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So Wrong So Long
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‘Tastes Just Like Real Meat’ – Beetleburgers
to Hit Mass Production to Help Feed the World 38 replies
to Hit Mass Production to Help Feed the World 38 replies
Eat bugs and live in a pod.
The globalists and freaks in the left-wing media are trying to convince people to eat bugs.
Eating bugs is degrading and that’s why the elitists are pushing them as a “sustainable” source of protein for the peasants.
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Via Study Finds:
Beetleburgers could soon be helping to feed the world, according to new research. The creepy crawlers’ larvae — better known as mealworms —
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Document: Hunter Listed $49,910 Monthly
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Rent Payments While Living at Joe Biden’s Residence 34 replies
Hunter Biden recorded monthly rent payments of $49,910 while living at President Joe Biden’s residence, according to a document unearthed by New York Post’s Miranda Devine.
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Hunter listed his rental tenancy from March 2017 to February 2018, the document shows. The document is signed July 2018.
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Via Newsweek:
"Speaking to reporters on Thursday, McCarthy said he intends to make public the thousands of hours of footage from the insurrection—something Republicans have long called for, as part of attempts to exonerate both lawmakers and civilians accused of wrongdoing in connection to the riots.
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Jonathan Turley slams Chuck Todd over
‘angry’ Hunter Biden interview with
Sen. Ron Johnson 26 replies
‘angry’ Hunter Biden interview with
Sen. Ron Johnson 26 replies
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“Senator, do you have a crime that you think Hunter Biden committed because I’ve yet to see anybody explain?
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The star, best recognized for his role as Michael "Meathead" Stivic on the popular 1970s sitcom "All in the Family," has a history of criticizing the former president, labeling him as "mentally unstable" and accusing him of "aiding and abetting the enemy" in a December 2018 tweet.
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Nope. What a dope. Sickness will surely take the mind where minds can't usually go.