The Trans Thing Is A Complete Failure

[playtime]

why are you so threatened by them, lenny?

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Get over myself?

I didn't say one word about myself, you lying cock-sucker.

That is exactly the point. You won't deal with who you are and why you have such hate in your heart. You just hide behind the rhetoric

**********?? You sound angry. I think that I struck a nerve.

 

[mudwhistle]

No. I hate people who marginalize and persecute others who have done them no harm

No, ************. You hate anyone who doesn't knuckle under to your fucked up ideology.

 

[mudwhistle]

That is exactly the point. You wont deal with who you are and why you have such hate in your heart. You just hide behind the rhetoric

You're just repeating bull shit talking-points that have nothing to do with me.

I don't attack anyone. I'm simply responding to the hate you and your party has focused on me for no good reason.

 

[playtime]

Democrats have been shoving this trans thing down our throats for several years and it's turned into a total failure.

The Trans Agenda is a failure because everyone knows it fake and they're tired of it.

Get over myself?

I didn't say one word about myself, you lying cock-sucker.

yer freudian slip is showing, leonard.

 

[80zephyr]

Reagan was a Democrat? Irrelevant however.

Lol.

 

[80zephyr]

So what?? Why not?

Because its not reality.

 

[skye]

Democrats have been shoving this trans thing down our throats for several years and it's turned into a total failure.

The Trans Agenda is a failure because everyone knows it fake and they're tired of it.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Expecting people to guess your ******* pronouns and screaming at them when they get it wrong.

At Least You Used "People" Instead of the Netrix-Required Singular

Using "they" with a singular antecedent is collectivist. It counts as the real-life version of Nineteen Eighty-Four's NewSpeak. Using "that" instead of "who" in referring to a person puts us in a mindset to treat people as inanimate objects.

 

[sealybobo]

if it's a non issue then why don't Dems just drop it and give up on it?

Here is proof of what I was saying. This is an issue you Republicans have clung to because it worked for you. But it's not working anymore.

Back in 2021, Republican Glenn Youngkin sailed to victory in the Virginia gubernatorial largely by playing into the fears of outraged conservative parents. He had leaned into the so-called “parental rights” movement, a backlash against everything right-wing parents had been denouncing since the pandemic shut down schools: transgender students playing sports, books about the LGBTQ+ community and diversity programs. And it worked — he won handily.

In the aftermath, the Republican Party took the strategy as gospel. Across the country, lawmakers and candidates leaned hard into a full-fledged assault on culture war issues.

This year, Virginians largely see anti-trans rhetoric as plain old alarmist pearl-clutching from the GOP. They’re more worried about issues like affordability and jobs — ones that the Trump administration is making worse.

“A lot of the GOP campaigns are falling short because they’re focusing on fearmongering on trans students when the economy is absolutely top of mind for voters in this state,”

Polling indicates that Virginia voters aren’t worried about trans athletes, but rather the state of the economy and threats to democracy. An October 2025 Emerson College poll found that when it came to their choice for governor, voters’ top issue was the economy, with 79% of respondents saying it was the most important issue. Education and health care were at 78% and 71% percent, respectively, followed by threats to democracy at 66%.

 

[martybegan]

Here is proof of what I was saying. This is an issue you Republicans have clung to because it worked for you. But it's not working anymore.

Back in 2021, Republican Glenn Youngkin sailed to victory in the Virginia gubernatorial largely by playing into the fears of outraged conservative parents. He had leaned into the so-called “parental rights” movement, a backlash against everything right-wing parents had been denouncing since the pandemic shut down schools: transgender students playing sports, books about the LGBTQ+ community and diversity programs. And it worked — he won handily.

In the aftermath, the Republican Party took the strategy as gospel. Across the country, lawmakers and candidates leaned hard into a full-fledged assault on culture war issues.

This year, Virginians largely see anti-trans rhetoric as plain old alarmist pearl-clutching from the GOP. They’re more worried about issues like affordability and jobs — ones that the Trump administration is making worse.

“A lot of the GOP campaigns are falling short because they’re focusing on fearmongering on trans students when the economy is absolutely top of mind for voters in this state,”

Polling indicates that Virginia voters aren’t worried about trans athletes, but rather the state of the economy and threats to democracy. An October 2025 Emerson College poll found that when it came to their choice for governor, voters’ top issue was the economy, with 79% of respondents saying it was the most important issue. Education and health care were at 78% and 71% percent, respectively, followed by threats to democracy at 66%.

They will start worrying about it if the Dem wins and starts up with that bullshit all over again.

The fact that supposedly hard blue Virginia is even in play right now should worry Dems.

 

[80zephyr]

Here is proof of what I was saying. This is an issue you Republicans have clung to because it worked for you. But it's not working anymore.

Back in 2021, Republican Glenn Youngkin sailed to victory in the Virginia gubernatorial largely by playing into the fears of outraged conservative parents. He had leaned into the so-called “parental rights” movement, a backlash against everything right-wing parents had been denouncing since the pandemic shut down schools: transgender students playing sports, books about the LGBTQ+ community and diversity programs. And it worked — he won handily.

In the aftermath, the Republican Party took the strategy as gospel. Across the country, lawmakers and candidates leaned hard into a full-fledged assault on culture war issues.

This year, Virginians largely see anti-trans rhetoric as plain old alarmist pearl-clutching from the GOP. They’re more worried about issues like affordability and jobs — ones that the Trump administration is making worse.

“A lot of the GOP campaigns are falling short because they’re focusing on fearmongering on trans students when the economy is absolutely top of mind for voters in this state,”

Polling indicates that Virginia voters aren’t worried about trans athletes, but rather the state of the economy and threats to democracy. An October 2025 Emerson College poll found that when it came to their choice for governor, voters’ top issue was the economy, with 79% of respondents saying it was the most important issue. Education and health care were at 78% and 71% percent, respectively, followed by threats to democracy at 66%.

And yet, abortion drove voters to the polls. I call bullshit.

 

[sealybobo]

And yet, abortion drove voters to the polls. I call bullshit.

Dude, I wish Republicans would make abortion illegal. I want to see more women who didn't vote for Kamala wheeling around retards they were forced to have. And I will say "did you vote for Trump?" If they did, then they deserve the little retard.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Trans isnt a race

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There's no issue in the world that isn't about race to IQ2.

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[80zephyr]

Dude, I wish Republicans would make abortion illegal. I want to see more women who didn't vote for Kamala wheeling around retards they were forced to have. And I will say "did you vote for Trump?" If they did, then they deserve the little retard.

Not the point of my post. But, you already knew that.

 

[sealybobo]

Not the point of my post. But, you already knew that.

I actually didn't know what to make of your post. Here's what you said

"And yet, abortion drove voters to the polls. I call bullshit."

Did abortion drive voters to the polls? You make a claim but then seem to call bullshit on your own claim.

So sorry I missed your point. Make it better next time.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Dude, I wish Republicans would make abortion illegal. I want to see more women who didn't vote for Kamala wheeling around retards they were forced to have. And I will say "did you vote for Trump?" If they did, then they deserve the little retard.

Your mother was NOT forced.

 

[sealybobo]

Your mother was NOT forced.

Yes she was

Abortion became legal in Michigan in 1973 following the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.

I was born before 1973.

 

[80zephyr]

I actually didn't know what to make of your post. Here's what you said

"And yet, abortion drove voters to the polls. I call bullshit."

Did abortion drive voters to the polls? You make a claim but then seem to call bullshit on your own claim.

So sorry I missed your point. Make it better next time.

Valid claim.

 

[mudwhistle]

Dude, I wish Republicans would make abortion illegal. I want to see more women who didn't vote for Kamala wheeling around retards they were forced to have. And I will say "did you vote for Trump?" If they did, then they deserve the little retard.

So you assume everyone who voted for Trump to be retarded.

Looking at the assholes posting on X and showing their asses during the No Kings event, peers that most of the retards voted for Kamala.

BTW, if you don't get your EBT, Mr Fatfuck, are you gonna turn to shoplifting like the rest of them?