Personally and politically, individually and collectively, trans people are under constant attack (Politically by Republicans)

Its all you talk about.
Liar, I rarely talk about those freaks. Not often anyway. And certainly not all the time like you just lied. Why do you scum lie all the time? How long since you cut your dick off and put on a dress? Keep away from kids freaaak. Daddy and mommy won't be nice to you.
 
They aren't being assaulted or killed except possibly for a rare case now and then.

They have to punch down, and its just an extension of their 'Gayz are groomerz' mantra.
WTF are you talking about? Denial of rights or stoppage of intrusion? Your people have a really bad habit of crying about rights when in reality they are simply being informed that other people also have rights.
 
Liar, I rarely talk about those freaks. Not often anyway. And certainly not all the time like you just lied. Why do you scum lie all the time? How long since you cut your dick off and put on a dress? Keep away from kids freaaak. Daddy and mommy won't be nice to you.
They are being told they can't just abduct children so they call that denial of rights...

Jo
 
Liar, I rarely talk about those freaks. Not often anyway. And certainly not all the time like you just lied. Why do you scum lie all the time? How long since you cut your dick off and put on a dress? Keep away from kids freaaak. Daddy and mommy won't be nice to you.
There you go again.
 
Liar, I rarely talk about those freaks. Not often anyway. And certainly not all the time like you just lied. Why do you scum lie all the time? How long since you cut your dick off and put on a dress? Keep away from kids freaaak. Daddy and mommy won't be nice to you.
But see....now you're trampling their RIGHTS!

JO
 
Why?

The most recent Republican presidential debate featured an almost comical rush to deny rights to trans individuals on a national level:

MSN

It would be funny, that is, if people's lives and rights weren't at stake; Pence and Ramaswamy seek to deny adults what most conservatives seek to deny children.

And it isn't just happening at the national level, as if this weren't bad enough.

In Kentucky, GOP candidate for governor Andy Beshear pushes on the issue as well:

MSN

While the vast majority of Americans support LGBTQ+ rights, Republicans just can't stop attacking the trans community.

Randall Balmer, now teaching at Dartmouth, but brought up in an evangelical household, presents his thoughts:

Why is the GOP escalating attacks on trans rights? Experts say the goal is to make sure evangelicals vote

“They [Republicans] have an interest in keeping the base riled up about one thing or another, and when one issue fades, as with same-sex relationships and same-sex marriage, they’ve got to find something else,” Balmer said. “It’s almost frantic.”

Is this just a political game with trans folk as the football?

With trans children being bulled at SIX TIMES the rate of their gender-conforming peers, and 32 trans individuals murdered last year, the stakes couldn't be higher:

Report says at least 32 transgender people were killed in the U.S. in 2022

The Human Rights Campaign notes that the number of fatalities is likely an undercount because the deaths of trans people often go unreported or the victims are misgendered in news or police reports.

The data does not encompass those who died by suicide, which has also been documented at significantly higher rates among LGBTQ people than in the general population.

Again, why?

And what can be done to stop the attacks, personal and political?
When a political movement attacks a segment of society, the normal and appropriate response isn't an attack, it's a reaction.
 
Why?

The most recent Republican presidential debate featured an almost comical rush to deny rights to trans individuals on a national level:

MSN

It would be funny, that is, if people's lives and rights weren't at stake; Pence and Ramaswamy seek to deny adults what most conservatives seek to deny children.

And it isn't just happening at the national level, as if this weren't bad enough.

In Kentucky, GOP candidate for governor Andy Beshear pushes on the issue as well:

MSN

While the vast majority of Americans support LGBTQ+ rights, Republicans just can't stop attacking the trans community.

Randall Balmer, now teaching at Dartmouth, but brought up in an evangelical household, presents his thoughts:

Why is the GOP escalating attacks on trans rights? Experts say the goal is to make sure evangelicals vote

“They [Republicans] have an interest in keeping the base riled up about one thing or another, and when one issue fades, as with same-sex relationships and same-sex marriage, they’ve got to find something else,” Balmer said. “It’s almost frantic.”

Is this just a political game with trans folk as the football?

With trans children being bulled at SIX TIMES the rate of their gender-conforming peers, and 32 trans individuals murdered last year, the stakes couldn't be higher:

Report says at least 32 transgender people were killed in the U.S. in 2022

The Human Rights Campaign notes that the number of fatalities is likely an undercount because the deaths of trans people often go unreported or the victims are misgendered in news or police reports.

The data does not encompass those who died by suicide, which has also been documented at significantly higher rates among LGBTQ people than in the general population.

Again, why?

And what can be done to stop the attacks, personal and political?
All delusional lies. From freaks.
 
Hilarious, as it is the OP that has three threads showing in Active Topics about Trans shit.
Seems it is all the OP talks about.

That would be because…

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…or more likely, something much worse than a mere faggot.
 
Stop lying you racist, ethnic slur throwing piece of garbage. Tranny school shooters whose manifesto is being intentionally withheld. Mentally ill boys attacking girls in the hallways with the approval of people like you. Why can you idiots not understand the simple order to keep your shit away from kids?
Because they want kids.
 
Why?

The most recent Republican presidential debate featured an almost comical rush to deny rights to trans individuals on a national level:

MSN

It would be funny, that is, if people's lives and rights weren't at stake; Pence and Ramaswamy seek to deny adults what most conservatives seek to deny children.

And it isn't just happening at the national level, as if this weren't bad enough.

In Kentucky, GOP candidate for governor Andy Beshear pushes on the issue as well:

MSN

While the vast majority of Americans support LGBTQ+ rights, Republicans just can't stop attacking the trans community.

Randall Balmer, now teaching at Dartmouth, but brought up in an evangelical household, presents his thoughts:

Why is the GOP escalating attacks on trans rights? Experts say the goal is to make sure evangelicals vote

“They [Republicans] have an interest in keeping the base riled up about one thing or another, and when one issue fades, as with same-sex relationships and same-sex marriage, they’ve got to find something else,” Balmer said. “It’s almost frantic.”

Is this just a political game with trans folk as the football?

With trans children being bulled at SIX TIMES the rate of their gender-conforming peers, and 32 trans individuals murdered last year, the stakes couldn't be higher:

Report says at least 32 transgender people were killed in the U.S. in 2022

The Human Rights Campaign notes that the number of fatalities is likely an undercount because the deaths of trans people often go unreported or the victims are misgendered in news or police reports.

The data does not encompass those who died by suicide, which has also been documented at significantly higher rates among LGBTQ people than in the general population.

Again, why?

And what can be done to stop the attacks, personal and political?
Why do you all think it’s radical to ban chemical castration of kids?
 
Why?

The most recent Republican presidential debate featured an almost comical rush to deny rights to trans individuals on a national level:

MSN

It would be funny, that is, if people's lives and rights weren't at stake; Pence and Ramaswamy seek to deny adults what most conservatives seek to deny children.

And it isn't just happening at the national level, as if this weren't bad enough.

In Kentucky, GOP candidate for governor Andy Beshear pushes on the issue as well:

MSN

While the vast majority of Americans support LGBTQ+ rights, Republicans just can't stop attacking the trans community.

Randall Balmer, now teaching at Dartmouth, but brought up in an evangelical household, presents his thoughts:

Why is the GOP escalating attacks on trans rights? Experts say the goal is to make sure evangelicals vote

“They [Republicans] have an interest in keeping the base riled up about one thing or another, and when one issue fades, as with same-sex relationships and same-sex marriage, they’ve got to find something else,” Balmer said. “It’s almost frantic.”

Is this just a political game with trans folk as the football?

With trans children being bulled at SIX TIMES the rate of their gender-conforming peers, and 32 trans individuals murdered last year, the stakes couldn't be higher:

Report says at least 32 transgender people were killed in the U.S. in 2022

The Human Rights Campaign notes that the number of fatalities is likely an undercount because the deaths of trans people often go unreported or the victims are misgendered in news or police reports.

The data does not encompass those who died by suicide, which has also been documented at significantly higher rates among LGBTQ people than in the general population.

Again, why?

And what can be done to stop the attacks, personal and political?
Trans people should be publicly mocked and ridiculed instead of coddled. You don't cure cancer by encouraging someone to let it metastasize
 

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