They do though; many women nowadays look very 'trannyish', making actual transgendered women look like real women.
Another day, another tranny dead
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They do though; many women nowadays look very 'trannyish', making actual transgendered women look like real women.
calixprynce
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@OffHalsted
The 100s LochNess
His baby hairs is on fleek
calixprynce
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Yeah she lowkey made a good point .
Then you got some nikkas , even on this forum, that swear "trannies got GOAT dikk suckin skills"
The conclusion that more of the same will happen? I came to that conclusion because a lot straight people don't like that perverse lifestyle forced on them. The guys that aren't aware enough to know who is or isn't a tranny are the first ones to react violently. Taking advantage of their ignorance or lack of awareness will be met with violence. It's not right, but it can be easily avoided by keeping it real with people.
Crayola Coyote
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What sucks is that even though you can respectfully disagree that preferring cis women is not transphobic, the way its defined by the LGBTQ community, it is.
I'm all for human beings being able to live their lives happily and as they see fit but it's crazy to me that you can be labeled a bigot if you prefer the opposite gender that was assigned that gender at birth.
Also, according to the rules of some, you aren't allowed to ask or expect to get upfront info if a person is transgendered or not.
RIP. A person lost their life.
"Cis" women? Man get the fukk outta here with that.
Exactly. I pointed this out here before and got negged into oblivion.
A lot of Black women have masculine features, most likely due to higher testosterone levels. So, despite what people claim, being able to spot a tranny isn't a trivial task.
You might offend some real women in the process.
the cac mamba
Banned
oh word?
so you could have a kid with them right
these fakkits belittle what real women go through, and i cannot and will not cosign it. fukk outta here breh
I didn't say that black women look manly, in fact, I believe that black women are the most feminine looking women on the planet due to their high levels of oestrogen. I only said that more and more women are beginning to look like transsexuals because of their tendencies to undergo cosmetic surgery. This makes them look very plastic and unauthentic- much like a transgendered woman.
Transgender Woman May Have Been Lured to Alley Before Murder
Police are investigating the possibility that a transgender woman who was shot to death Thursday was lured to the alley where she was killed.
News4 has learned that police were called to the same area about 30 minutes before Zella Ziona, 21, was killed Thursday. They were responding to the report of a group of people fighting, and one person being hit with a stick.
Detectives believe the person who was hit was Ziona. Sources tell News4 the man now charged with her murder, Rico Hector Leblond, 20, from Germantown, was also involved in the fight and became enraged when Ziona gained the upper hand. It's not clear how officers resolved that incident.
In charging documents, detectives said they think Ziona may have been lured to the alley after the initial fight.
Police believe was Leblond jumped from behind a dumpster and began shooting, the charging documents say. Witnesses said he had a monster mask over the lower part of his face.
The mask was later found near the scene. Witnesses say the shooter stood over Ziona and continued to fire even after she collapsed on the ground.
Leblond is charged with first-degree murder. Detectives said Leblond was arrested Saturday at the Germantown Transit Center without incident.
He's being held without bond until a review Monday afternoon.
Friends of the victim said Ziona and Leblond knew each other. Leblond, who has a lengthy criminal history, was arrested for attempted murder two years ago, but the charges were later dropped.
Ziona was also known as DeAndre Smith.
Police are investigating the possibility that a transgender woman who was shot to death Thursday was lured to the alley where she was killed.
News4 has learned that police were called to the same area about 30 minutes before Zella Ziona, 21, was killed Thursday. They were responding to the report of a group of people fighting, and one person being hit with a stick.
Detectives believe the person who was hit was Ziona. Sources tell News4 the man now charged with her murder, Rico Hector Leblond, 20, from Germantown, was also involved in the fight and became enraged when Ziona gained the upper hand. It's not clear how officers resolved that incident.
In charging documents, detectives said they think Ziona may have been lured to the alley after the initial fight.
Police believe was Leblond jumped from behind a dumpster and began shooting, the charging documents say. Witnesses said he had a monster mask over the lower part of his face.
The mask was later found near the scene. Witnesses say the shooter stood over Ziona and continued to fire even after she collapsed on the ground.
Leblond is charged with first-degree murder. Detectives said Leblond was arrested Saturday at the Germantown Transit Center without incident.
He's being held without bond until a review Monday afternoon.
Friends of the victim said Ziona and Leblond knew each other. Leblond, who has a lengthy criminal history, was arrested for attempted murder two years ago, but the charges were later dropped.
Ziona was also known as DeAndre Smith.
Citi Trends
aka milobased
are you one of these all lives matter nikkas? the fukk?
and you said in an obama thread that blacks should worrry about themselves when someone said obama cares about immigrants more than blacks
maybe you should lay off the drugs
Slain trans woman, suspect were ‘romantic’: prosecutor
Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy said detectives investigating the Oct. 15 shooting death of 21-year-old transgender woman Zella Ziona in an alley behind a Gaithersburg area shopping center believe she may have been in a romantic relationship with the man charged with killing her.
Rico Hector LeBlond, 20, is charged with first-degree murder in connection with Ziona’s slaying. Through his attorney he waived his right to a bond hearing in Montgomery County District Court in Rockville on Monday, ensuring that he will remain in jail at least until he returns to court on Nov. 16 for a preliminary hearing.
“The victim and defendant have known each other since middle school,” McCarthy told the Washington Blade in a telephone interview on Monday.
“They have been friends for a long time,” he said. “They kind of grew up together. They also had some type of relationship that we believe was a romantic relationship.”
Asked whether that relationship began before or after Ziona began her transition sometime earlier this year from male to female, McCarthy said, “It was my understanding that it was after the transition.”
Added McCarthy, the county’s chief prosecutor, “Look, they have always known each other like since they were 12 or 13 years old…Their families know each other. Everybody knows everybody here. These are people that knew each other and apparently they had a relationship with one another.”
According to McCarthy, the nature of the relationship between Ziona and LeBlond makes it difficult to immediately determine whether the murder should be classified as a hate crime.
“The question is what was the motivating factor behind the murder,” he said. “That’s what the police are trying to determine. That’s what we’re trying to determine. And once the evidence – once the facts are determined – then we can make a judgment as to whether or not it fits within the [hate crimes] law or not,” he said.
“For a hate crime we have to find out why you did it. We have to prove why you did it,” McCarthy added. “The detectives are continuing to work. They’re looking at phone records. They’re looking at everything they can to try to make a determination of why this happened,” he said.
“And in order to satisfy the law we’re going to have to satisfy a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that it happened for a particular reason,” McCarthy said.
A police charging document filed in court on Oct. 17 following LeBlond’s arrest says witnesses told detectives that LeBlond became “very upset” sometime prior to the murder when Ziona approached LeBlond at a shopping mall in a flamboyant way in the presence of LeBlond’s “crew.”
Ziona’s action “greatly embarrassed LeBlond in front of his peers,” the charging document says.
The charging document says on the day of the murder LeBlond and other young men with him approached Ziona in an alley behind the Montgomery Village Crossing shopping center and shot her with a handgun.
It says that witnesses reported that after initially shooting Ziona, “the suspect walked over to her, stood over her, and fired more rounds into her body.”
A police statement says Ziona suffered gunshot wounds to the head and groin area. She was taken to Suburban Hospital, where she was pronounced dead a short time later.
“This is an execution, a premeditated execution,” McCarthy told the Blade on Monday.
He said that regardless of whether a hate crime charge is brought against LeBlond, the 20-year-old faces a possible sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole upon conviction on the first-degree murder charge.
Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy said detectives investigating the Oct. 15 shooting death of 21-year-old transgender woman Zella Ziona in an alley behind a Gaithersburg area shopping center believe she may have been in a romantic relationship with the man charged with killing her.
Rico Hector LeBlond, 20, is charged with first-degree murder in connection with Ziona’s slaying. Through his attorney he waived his right to a bond hearing in Montgomery County District Court in Rockville on Monday, ensuring that he will remain in jail at least until he returns to court on Nov. 16 for a preliminary hearing.
“The victim and defendant have known each other since middle school,” McCarthy told the Washington Blade in a telephone interview on Monday.
“They have been friends for a long time,” he said. “They kind of grew up together. They also had some type of relationship that we believe was a romantic relationship.”
Asked whether that relationship began before or after Ziona began her transition sometime earlier this year from male to female, McCarthy said, “It was my understanding that it was after the transition.”
Added McCarthy, the county’s chief prosecutor, “Look, they have always known each other like since they were 12 or 13 years old…Their families know each other. Everybody knows everybody here. These are people that knew each other and apparently they had a relationship with one another.”
According to McCarthy, the nature of the relationship between Ziona and LeBlond makes it difficult to immediately determine whether the murder should be classified as a hate crime.
“The question is what was the motivating factor behind the murder,” he said. “That’s what the police are trying to determine. That’s what we’re trying to determine. And once the evidence – once the facts are determined – then we can make a judgment as to whether or not it fits within the [hate crimes] law or not,” he said.
“For a hate crime we have to find out why you did it. We have to prove why you did it,” McCarthy added. “The detectives are continuing to work. They’re looking at phone records. They’re looking at everything they can to try to make a determination of why this happened,” he said.
“And in order to satisfy the law we’re going to have to satisfy a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that it happened for a particular reason,” McCarthy said.
A police charging document filed in court on Oct. 17 following LeBlond’s arrest says witnesses told detectives that LeBlond became “very upset” sometime prior to the murder when Ziona approached LeBlond at a shopping mall in a flamboyant way in the presence of LeBlond’s “crew.”
Ziona’s action “greatly embarrassed LeBlond in front of his peers,” the charging document says.
The charging document says on the day of the murder LeBlond and other young men with him approached Ziona in an alley behind the Montgomery Village Crossing shopping center and shot her with a handgun.
It says that witnesses reported that after initially shooting Ziona, “the suspect walked over to her, stood over her, and fired more rounds into her body.”
A police statement says Ziona suffered gunshot wounds to the head and groin area. She was taken to Suburban Hospital, where she was pronounced dead a short time later.
“This is an execution, a premeditated execution,” McCarthy told the Blade on Monday.
He said that regardless of whether a hate crime charge is brought against LeBlond, the 20-year-old faces a possible sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole upon conviction on the first-degree murder charge.
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HaterGz
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Transgendered women are women and the penalty for lying shouldn't be death unless you'd extend that rationale to the countless men lie to women to sleep with them.
Get the fukk outta here with that asinine talk.
All transgender creatures need to die.
