🦆 We regret to inform you that spreadsheet orgy woman is a milkshake duck.
😾 ”Aella Girl,” the #Austin-based* online influencer/OnlyFans performer who is currently going viral on X/Twitter (& other social networks) for keeping detailed statistics of an #orgy, has a history of racist posts. She thinks colonialism was good and drug laws stopped being racist in the 70s, among other meatballs beliefs.
🚨 Do not amplify and tell others to stop doing so.
💻 If you need more receipts, search for what this white woman had to tweet about racism. Definitely a milkshake duck. Below are just a couple of examples. For bonus points, she thinks a survey she did of a few thousand of her fans makes her an expert on defining racism.
:antifa: pro-tip: We support the rights of sex workers of all kinds, and the right to keep nerdy statistics about your sex life too. But we don't support fashy trash. (1/2)
@jboy55 and 2 others yea to be clear i think america's history was full of racism, and as recently as the 70s the drug laws fucked up a ton of black families down the line the stuff i don't like is the focus on privilege and blame and some of the claims on what 'systemic' means @Aella_Girl · Jun 18, 2021 Replying to @jboy55@NotJakeMarcum and @itsJeffTiedrich all yall are so uncharitable here; twitter is hard to have nuanced debates with, I'm trying to say that my conception of CRT involves things in addition to teaching about racism, that seem damaging to me. Your conception about CRT may be different and i'm open to hearing that @Aella_Girl · Jun 18, 2021 Replying to @NotJakeMarcum and @itsJeffTiedrich naw, i mean i think it's extremely important to teach about racism, slavery, and the impacts it's had reaching to today - I'm talkin about full on CRT stuff, which has many other things bundled in @Aella_Girl · Mar 23, 2022 Gentle reminder that in a survey I did of 7,381 people, only 17.3% defined racism as "prejudice + power." Traits most associated with using this definition were being nonbinary, black, highly educated, middle aged (?!), and US-based. @Aella_Girl · Mar 23, 2022 Gentle reminder that in a survey I did of 7,381 people, only 17.3% defined racism as "prejudice + power." Traits most associated with using this definition were being nonbinary, black, highly educated, middle aged (?!), and US-based. ive been doin lots of reading bout native american tribes and theres so many stories like "and then they slowly roasted a 6 year old girl to death" or "then they sliced the bottoms off his feet and made him walk over coals" that im like idk mebbe colonialism was an improvement? Mar 25, 2022, Aella runs a poll on her X/Twitter: In general, colonialism was a net _ for the cultures who got colonized Positive 31.2% Neutral 14.3% Negative 54.6%