Non-Binary

[Leo123]

There is no such thing as 'non-binary.' All human beings are created from 2 sexes....male and female. Hell, these keyboard warriors of 'transgender' probably don't realize that all computers run on binary code. You can't have a computer that uses only 1's.

 

[Uncensored2008]

There is no such thing as 'non-binary.' All human beings are created from 2 sexes....male and female. Hell, these keyboard warriors of 'transgender' probably don't realize that all computers run on binary code. You can't have a computer that uses only 1's.

Leftists deny science.

Simple as that.

 

[fncceo]

There is no such thing as 'non-binary.'

Hmmmm .. not precisely. In physics, a binary state occurs when something can only be one of two states. On or off.

But, human beings are a bit more complicated. As many as 1.7% of humans are born intersex, with both male and female reproductive organs. Only about a third of that number have visibly identifiable dual genitalia.

Hormonal activity that determines both primary and secondary sexual characteristics occur over a spectrum. Some people will develop profoundly in one direction or another, others not so much.

Gender identity, is quite different from sex identity. Gender is more of a social construct, apart from physical sexual characteristics. A born male, or unidentified intersex, could very well feel drawn to the feminine because of hormonal balances, by social conditioning, or both. Same applies to a born female.

A percentage of those who identify as a non-binary gender will do so because of peer pressure. Unlike in the past, where society pressured people to choose the gender identity that most matched their sexual characteristics, there is pressure (in the form of positive attention and special status) today to be a contrarian and choose a non-binary identity.

At the end of the day, we shouldn't reward or punish people for choosing a gender identity ... one that conforms to their sexual characteristics or doesn't. It really makes no difference to the public at large.

 

[ReinyDays]

To be clear ... WORDS have gender ... PEOPLE have sex ...

There are THREE genders ... masculine, feminine and neuter (or non-binary) ...
There are TWO sexes ... him on top or him on bottom or doggy style ... I guess that's three sexes, but with the kids today maybe there's more ...

ETA: Possum style, that's popular isn't it? ...

 

[DukeU]

But, human beings are a bit more complicated. As many as 1.7% of humans are born intersex, with both male and female reproductive organs. Only about a third of that number have visibly identifiable dual genitalia.

Complicated indeed.

Ladies and gentlemen......................The Trans-wolf.

 

[Leo123]

Hmmmm .. not precisely. In physics, a binary state occurs when something can only be one of two states. On or off.

But, human beings are a bit more complicated. As many as 1.7% of humans are born intersex, with both male and female reproductive organs. Only about a third of that number have visibly identifiable dual genitalia.

Hormonal activity that determines both primary and secondary sexual characteristics occur over a spectrum. Some people will develop profoundly in one direction or another, others not so much.

Gender identity, is quite different from sex identity. Gender is more of a social construct, apart from physical sexual characteristics. A born male, or unidentified intersex, could very well feel drawn to the feminine because of hormonal balances, by social conditioning, or both. Same applies to a born female.

A percentage of those who identify as a non-binary gender will do so because of peer pressure. Unlike in the past, where society pressured people to choose the gender identity that most matched their sexual characteristics, there is pressure (in the form of positive attention and special status) today to be a contrarian and choose a non-binary identity.

At the end of the day, we shouldn't reward or punish people for choosing a gender identity ... one that conforms to their sexual characteristics or doesn't. It really makes no difference to the public at large.

Why is no one actually studying this? Is there any scientific evidence that a born female or male should shun the opposite sex? All humans (male or female) have different levels of hormones. Just because a male may have a bit more estrogen doesn't mean he can actually be a real female. There is room in the bisexual nature of humans to have more or less hormonal influence however, there is no evidence that, say a male who may have less testosterone than other males has to somehow 'transgender' to a female.

 

[fncceo]

Complicated indeed.

Ladies and gentlemen......................The Trans-wolf.

People who like to exhibit their weirdness don't really bother me. Most of them are morons but, every once in a while, the turn out to be an Oscar Wilde, an Isaac Newton, or a Diogenes.

A lot of people, particularly those on social media, will compete for who can be most weird. That kind of competition is rewarded by social media followers.

 

[Death-Ninja]

Hmmmm .. not precisely. In physics, a binary state occurs when something can only be one of two states. On or off.

But, human beings are a bit more complicated. As many as 1.7% of humans are born intersex, with both male and female reproductive organs. Only about a third of that number have visibly identifiable dual genitalia.

Hormonal activity that determines both primary and secondary sexual characteristics occur over a spectrum. Some people will develop profoundly in one direction or another, others not so much.

Gender identity, is quite different from sex identity. Gender is more of a social construct, apart from physical sexual characteristics. A born male, or unidentified intersex, could very well feel drawn to the feminine because of hormonal balances, by social conditioning, or both. Same applies to a born female.

A percentage of those who identify as a non-binary gender will do so because of peer pressure. Unlike in the past, where society pressured people to choose the gender identity that most matched their sexual characteristics, there is pressure (in the form of positive attention and special status) today to be a contrarian and choose a non-binary identity.

At the end of the day, we shouldn't reward or punish people for choosing a gender identity ... one that conforms to their sexual characteristics or doesn't. It really makes no difference to the public at large.

Yes it does you fucking moron, dear God are you wankers separated from reality, you do not choose gender anymore than you chose to be a sociopath, you are part of nature, not separate from it!

 

[fncceo]

Why is no one actually studying this?

People have been studying the crap out of this for centuries. It's not a recent issue. More research has gone into this in the past couple of decades than into Quantum Physics.

The problem with studying it is ... social constructs are cannot be measured empirically. They change with the public whim. They change with social conditioning.

In 1960, Caitlyn/Bruce Jenner would have been ostracized from society as a freak. In 2010, she was heralded as the bravest individual who has ever lived in the History of the world.


Both reactions are caused by social conditioning and both are equally wrong.

 

[fncceo]

you do not choose gender anymore than you chose to be a sociopath

You can choose, or not, to act on your sociopathic tendencies.

Actions are always a choice.

 

[Leo123]

Yes it does you fucking moron, dear God are you wankers separated from reality, you do not choose gender anymore than you chose to be a sociopath, you are part of nature, not separate from it!

Marxists always try to redefine words. They want 'gender' to mean whatever one chooses to be. This is against all biological science. There is no 'gay gene' and just because different human beings have different levels of hormones doesn't mean they can change their born gender.

 

[Leo123]

People have been studying the crap out of this for centuries. It's not a recent issue. More research has gone into this in the past couple of decades than into Quantum Physics.

The problem with studying it is ... social constructs are cannot be measured empirically. They change with the public whim. They change with social conditioning.

In 1960, Caitlyn/Bruce Jenner would have been ostracized from society as a freak. In 2010, she was heralded as the bravest individual who has ever lived in the History of the world.


Both reactions are caused by social conditioning and both are equally wrong.

Roman men used to butt fuck little boys but, they never thought they were women and most of those boys were hetero. Different society, different 'morals.' We are not Rome.

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

There is no such thing as 'non-binary.' All human beings are created from 2 sexes....male and female. Hell, these keyboard warriors of 'transgender' probably don't realize that all computers run on binary code. You can't have a computer that uses only 1's.

The fact that you seem to be so threatened and freaked out about those who -for whatever reaon do not identify as male or female makes me wondr how secure you are in your gender identity.

 

[DukeU]

A lot of people, particularly those on social media, will compete for who can be most weird. That kind of competition is rewarded by social media followers.

Tada........... I believe you have described the trans movement. Well done.

 

[fncceo]

hey want 'gender' to mean whatever one chooses to be. This is against all biological science.

It's not really a re-definition. Choosing a gender identity different from you dominant sexual characteristics isn't a new thing. It's mentioned in The Bible.

The difference is, today, instead of pretending it doesn't exist (which is bad) we celebrate it as some sort of brave choice (equally as bad).

 

[fncceo]

Tada........... I believe you have described the trans movement. Well done.

Totally, this is part of a social trend. We no longer ostracize the social exhibitionist, we celebrate them.

 

[Leo123]

It's not really a re-definition. Choosing a gender identity different from you dominant sexual characteristics isn't a new thing. It's mentioned in The Bible.

The difference is, today, instead of pretending it doesn't exist (which is bad) we celebrate it as some sort of brave choice (equally as bad).

OK it was stupid then and stupid now.

 

[DukeU]

Totally, this is part of a social trend. We no longer ostracize the social exhibitionist, we celebrate them.

As kids yes, adults not so much. They need to snap back into reality. Part of being an adult is being able to distinguish between reality and fantasy and being able to steer kids in the right direction if and when they take things to far.

 

[Leo123]

Totally, this is part of a social trend. We no longer ostracize the social exhibitionist, we celebrate them.

Yes, Liberace, Elton John for example. Hugely talented men. We knew they were different but, didn't really care. The problem is that today, gay activists want us to accept them as equal to heterosexuals in every way. It is not normal to be gay......Period. The demographics don't support that.

 

[fncceo]

OK it was stupid then and stupid now.

If some guy / or gal wants to identify as something different than what society assigned to them. I don't really have an issue with it.

It doesn't make you brave. It doesn't give a right to make others accommodate your choice.

You cannot demand that others accept you any more than anyone can demand that others reject you.