Making Sense of the Trans Right

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It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

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It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

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Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

not sure what weird sites you venture to but it's like some really weird obsession

Sure you don't need some help?

BTW that "dude" does not look like it was ever female, pumped full of testosterone, worked out

did they magically sew up his vag, give him balls and grew him a penis?

if you look like a normal dude but you are ken doll down below.......yeah, the ladies are in for one hell of a shock

maybe he has a sense of humor and ask them, "paper or plastic" as in you are getting a plastic dick as I don't have real one

 

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It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

View attachment 1190150

Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Some Trans people recognize that republicans aren't out to hunt them down like dogs. The issue comes down to physically altering "minors," just because they are still trying to "know" who they are while not being adults.
The pre-frontal cortex controls "logical reasoning" and in boys that isn't fully developed until they are 25 years of age and for girls, it's 18 years of age. However, that's just a general guideline on the pre-frontal cortex. Some individuals may develop solid logical reasoning earlier and others, later.
Anyway, no one is "hunting down" trans people. They are as adults, free to consider themselves any sex they want. They have the freedom of speech to call themselves whatever sex they think they are, but they aren't free to control what the person they are speaking to calls them. The freedom of speech protects the right to use offensive speech, or refer to another as anything they want.

 

[Harry Dresden]

It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

View attachment 1190150

Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

yea you silence the bigots you ******* lying sack of shit.....you dont do nothing of the kind...

 

[Hafar1014]

It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

View attachment 1190150

Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Trans beliefs area a symptom of mental illness, delusional thinking personality disorders and emotional disturbances. Human biology cant be changed. Your picture is meaningless. Its socially contagious and the number claiming to be trans today has dropped 60% because its advocacy has dropped. Supporting this is abusive and an act of cruelty as well as stupidity.

Long-Term Follow-Up of Transsexual Persons Undergoing Sex Reassignment Surgery: Cohort Study in Sweden - PMC

The treatment for transsexualism is sex reassignment, including hormonal treatment and surgery aimed at making the person's body as congruent with the opposite sex as possible. There is a dearth of long term, follow-up studies after sex ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Results​

The overall mortality for sex-reassigned persons was higher during follow-up (aHR 2.8; 95% CI 1.8–4.3) than for controls of the same birth sex, particularly death from suicide (aHR 19.1; 95% CI 5.8–62.9). Sex-reassigned persons also had an increased risk for suicide attempts (aHR 4.9; 95% CI 2.9–8.5) and psychiatric inpatient care (aHR 2.8; 95% CI 2.0–3.9). Comparisons with controls matched on reassigned sex yielded similar results. Female-to-males, but not male-to-females, had a higher risk for criminal convictions than their respective birth sex controls.

Conclusions​

Persons with transsexualism, after sex reassignment, have considerably higher risks for mortality, suicidal behaviour, and psychiatric morbidity than the general population. Our findings suggest that sex reassignment, although alleviating gender dysphoria, may not suffice as treatment for transsexualism, and should inspire improved psychiatric and somatic care after sex reassignment for this patient group.

 

[Captain Creeper]

You people probably think I am merely attempting to be funny when I call OP "IAMGAY". I am, I admit. But there is more to it. I know the type. OP is gayer than a Canadian figure skater. He has taken more balls on the chin than Johnny Bench. He has had more dicks in him than the Maine telephone book.

 

[Captain Creeper]

It's now time to begin silencing the bigots. Just like women transition into men, there are transgender conservatives and right-wingers.

Making Sense of the Trans Right​

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE are typically associated with left-wing politics, but a vocal few have become breakout celebrities among the political right. Buck Angel, one of these new faces of right-wing gender discourse, has acquired increasing attention for his incendiary advocacy against other trans people. Angel gained fame as a pornography star and left-wing activist. He is perhaps the last person one would expect to align himself with white supremacists and Trump-supporting Republicans. His vocal calls to ban transgender youth healthcare, criminalize trans women for using women’s rooms, deport undocumented migrants, jail student protesters, and end diversity initiatives may be shocking in the context of his trans identity. Nevertheless, Angel’s narrative charts an increasingly common path into far-right circles.

I interviewed more than 110 transgender people with far-right views for my forthcoming book, Belonging Through Exclusion: Understanding the Transgender Far Right, which examines the motivations behind their beliefs and what actions could prevent others from joining them. I attempted to avoid writing about celebrities, but Angel stood out. While I worked on the book, Angel released a fifteen-minute-long video claiming I was a pedophilic child groomer and calling for my arrest because I had suggested that people with access to hormone therapy share their medications with those in states where trans healthcare is banned. “We got to start really pushing back on these people,” he told his audience. “They are not healthy for our community. They are not healthy for our youth.”

Like Andrew Sullivan, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Alice Weidel before him, Angel represents a growing class of LGBT people who build communities around their right-wing politics. Paradoxically, they support politicians, policies, and ideologies that aim to nullify their basic rights. However, they are not unprecedented. Early 20th-century figures like National Fascisti secretary and trans man Victor Barker, novelist and fascist sympathizer Radclyffe Hall, and Nazi spy Violette Morris were acting against LGBT interests long before Angel was born. More recently, Caitlyn Jenner, Peter Thiel, and George Santos have become some of the best-known Republicans in the U.S. These figures demonstrate that identity doesn’t always correspond to ideology. And they are only a few celebrities among countless lesser-known figures.

Making Sense of the Trans Right - The Gay & Lesbian Review

This is Buck Angel

View attachment 1190150

Angel was born in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on June 5, 1962. He was born female.

Buck Angel - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I mean, you really have to wonder how a person who pimps his personna as a retarded Malcolm X, proud Black Man, fighting for the perceived injustices and humiliations his people have had to suffer over the years ... You have to wonder how such a person suddenly posts a thread like this. Normal hetero people may argue the politics of this movement (which is what it is primarily about). But normal hetero people do not get THIS deep into the weeds of this nonsense.

This begs the question: Is OP a normal hetero person? I do not think so. I have been calling him "IAMGAY" lately because there is a clear "Yeah, I have sucked a dick, what of it?" vibe he is putting off. This post pretty much confirms my suspicion. He is probably sitting at his computer wearing panties and a bra when he posts his nonsense.