While we don't agree on everything, I appreciate the fact that you can think for yourself and not just get in line. As for me, I'd boil it down to two things, one that leads into the other.I'm not asking anyone to read this post in it's entirety, feel free to discuss portions, those which you care to address, or add to the discussion.
First, gender dysphoria is already a recognized condition and I think we should just treat it as such. It doesn't mean that the person is bad or should be treated with scorn or unqualified to live their life and be in the workforce. And second, I just don't understand this need the Left has to constantly try to blur the line between men and women. This abject refusal to admit that we are different (and in my estimation, different in delightful ways). This has never made sense to me. What is the point?
So the Left has done what it always does on the cultural issues: It designates a group of people as a Certified Victim Group, holds them up on a pedestal, and expects everyone else to fall in line. Those who choose NOT to fall in line are immediately attacked, intimidated and punished. Does the Left really believe that these tactics are going to somehow change hearts and minds? All it has done is increase resentment and make people far more likely to lash out when confronted with it. Human nature.
This desperation to normalize everything is so weird to me. What's the great benefit of being normal, anyway?
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