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chad's avatar

I think here, "Internecine, in that both advocacies represent traditionally victimized groups, and should thus consider each other allies," "marginalized" might be more accurate than "victimized." Other than that, it is an excellent article.

In regard to some of what you stated here, I think you might find interest in the following 9 minute video. This professor does a rather excellent job of making his points:

https://twitter.com/AuronMacintyre/status/1670109453473939456

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Mark A. McCall's avatar

So. Much. This:

“It cannot be stressed enough that the trans movement’s goals have changed from acceptance to a combination of coercion and supremacy. The rights of non-trans persons, where the intersect with those of trans persons, are to be subordinate. This flies in the face of every tenet of liberty and equality at the foundation of our society. We each have the same rights, and those rights are bounded by the rights of each of our fellow members of society. When a group demands that its rights be elevated above the rights of others, it breaks with our foundational principles. Nothing good can come of that.

And, when that group’s membership is wholly based on self-declaration, it is certain to foster resentment, abuse, and resentment born of abuse.”

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