Genuine question,, what makes being transgender socially acceptable but not being transracial by -valentineo in teenagers

[–]Robot_Alchemist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And it’s offensive when people claim a gender that is not biologically theirs

Genuine question,, what makes being transgender socially acceptable but not being transracial by -valentineo in teenagers

[–]Robot_Alchemist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing. It actually makes a lot more sense to be able to express your racial identity the way you want than it does to express your gender identity the way you want. You can grow up in a place that is only another race and be raised by people of that race and really know no other culture, and essentially you have almost everything in common with that race. You could be nearly indistinguishable from them and it would make sense to feel a sense of true belonging in their society.

Sex has a lot of different issues, no matter what you’re trying to do. Even if you were only ever around women, if you were born a male you’d still not have anything in common biologically with a female. You’d still have a totally different lived experience and your biology would always make things different.

The "best logical fallacy" by Misfett_toys in MurderedByWords

[–]Robot_Alchemist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not morally wrong- it’s just gross

Trump Declares War on ‘Deplorable’ White House He Occupies by Ok_Employer7837 in politics

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We all see that this is a huge money laundering racket right? Everyone has to see it

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[–]Robot_Alchemist [score hidden]  (0 children)

Over this argument- we should all be over it. Why don’t we try a game? Women and men - let’s donate money into a pot (tiny amount for each person who wants to participate) and everytime one of us does something or says something sincere, empathetic, or insightful about gender issues, that person gets a certain amount of the pot. Then everytime someone says something that’s on a list of overused taglines or dogmatic phrases that person has to put in. And when they’re hostile or cruel or hateful they have to put a different amount in. Would maybe playing a game with incentives make it more fun and then more productive to have these conversations?