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Outed and then driven to suicide.
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Little Dragon
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Gender what?
Little Dragon
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No that would be insecure projecting bigots, doing that.
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VoidCat
Use any and all pronouns including neo and it/it's
Gender****- also known as genderpunk.
I often describe my gender expression as this sometimes. My gender expression can be a bit fluid. But i dont want to get into it in this thread what gender punk is because I don't want to listen to @icehorse talk about it throwing a fit that some folk like to dress in ways that mix gender expressions
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
Oh right!
Well @icehorse just because a man is familiar with a bottle of mascara, it does not mean he is a sex offender. That is just absurd.
The young men I've encountered that wear tights and skirts and eyeliner, are seldom interested in hanging around women's bathrooms. Noisy nightclubs full of other young people, maybe.
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
I am a typical twink/femboy type. I wear androgynous clothing, including girl's jeans. I don't do make up. I do trim the eyebrows, and obviously, no beard or facial hair ever, at all. I am often mistaken for a girl, and I take it as a compliment.
I agree with Beau, but I'm taking it a step further.
@Little Dragon and @VoidCat -
Point #1: trans people are not all trans activists. In fact probably most trans people are not trans activists.
Point #2: I have no issues with trans people, I have issues with many aspects of the trans activists' agenda.
Point #3: Before trans activists came around there was bigotry towards trans people, no argument there.
So far on this thread, I've tried to explore why things like this happen to people like Bubba. If we can understand it, we might have a chance of reducing the frequency of such horrible events.
So far on this thread, everyone else has wrung their hands and / or insulted me.
So perhaps I'm wrong, but I seem to be the only one trying.
Here are just a few of the items on the trans activist "win hearts and minds" agenda:
- scream at people when they don't use pronouns you just made up.
- try to make it a crime to "misgender" people.
- try to force people to chant Orwellian lies, e.g. "a trans woman is a woman"
- try to forcibly warp crucial parts of our language to support lies like the above
- scream at people if they disagree with the "gender affirming care" house of cards
And so on...
Do you really think these tactics are making life better for trans people? Most of whom just want to get on with it?
Point #1: trans people are not all trans activists. In fact probably most trans people are not trans activists.
Point #2: I have no issues with trans people, I have issues with many aspects of the trans activists' agenda.
Point #3: Before trans activists came around there was bigotry towards trans people, no argument there.
So far on this thread, I've tried to explore why things like this happen to people like Bubba. If we can understand it, we might have a chance of reducing the frequency of such horrible events.
So far on this thread, everyone else has wrung their hands and / or insulted me.
So perhaps I'm wrong, but I seem to be the only one trying.
Here are just a few of the items on the trans activist "win hearts and minds" agenda:
- scream at people when they don't use pronouns you just made up.
- try to make it a crime to "misgender" people.
- try to force people to chant Orwellian lies, e.g. "a trans woman is a woman"
- try to forcibly warp crucial parts of our language to support lies like the above
- scream at people if they disagree with the "gender affirming care" house of cards
And so on...
Do you really think these tactics are making life better for trans people? Most of whom just want to get on with it?
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Let's start by not propagating the sort of transphobic propaganda that exacerbates such cruelty.
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
We know why, and it wasn't gay activism.
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
I am sorry but please, your agenda is transparently clear to all.
Come now.
Lets not pretend that this death is anything other than a platform, for you to use, at a stretch, to further, said agenda.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yeah, transwomen have always rarely passed.I'm going to oversimplify and say that "in the old days" trans women mostly wanted to look like women, and many had surgeries. These days, a lot of trans women have no interest in surgery and no interest in looking like women. That makes it really tough to separate the perverts from the new style trans women.
You just hate transwomen. That's all there is to it. Why else would you have attempted to derail this thread as you did andblame the victims?
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
Which begs a much more interesting question.
examples of which would be.. ?
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
Those ones?
I'm not talking about gay activism, i'm talking about trans activism.
The Ls and Gs do not lose their **** over pronouns.
Explain how my list constitutes "transphobic propaganda". I'm just acknowledging their tactics, right?
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
I thought we were discussing why Bubba died?
Anyway...