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Is weaponized pooping “the final frontier of the gender war,” as one critic joked, or is it a topic we need to be taking seriously?

Published Oct 5, 2026 · 4:15 PMOriginal source: Huffington Post1 reads
Is weaponized pooping “the final frontier of the gender war,” as one critic joked, or is it a topic we need to be taking seriously?
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