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TERF ISLAND said:
Mark me late, I don't give a fuck, I have a real job and a family and obligations that prevent me from reading this thread every hour.

Anyway, what really fucking grinds my gears about this is the absolute fucking oblivious classism on display here.

Oh, you can't go to fucking law schools in 13 states because whatever fucking reason you made up in your head? You're going to fucking law school, you're already the 1% and economically privileged enough to pay that burden no problem or at least ride out the debt because you know you're gonna be making six figures a year.

This is my problem with the left, there doesn't seem to be a left that exists anymore to fight for the working class, it's all just some nebulous identity politics about niggers, faggots, landwhales and trannies.

I'll stand by my statement that communism is fucking retarded, but I would classify myself as an economic populist that is for anything that helps normal, working class people. These fucking academia trained braindead libs only represent their own idpol fueled interests, mostly at the expense of working class people.

So to that I say, you're worried about being murdered in 13 states for being a troon, so you can't go to law school there? Boo fucking hoo, why don't you ask mommy and daddy for more money so you can wipe your fucking tears.

Yeah give me the hats, I just fucking hate all this gay shit wrapped in the flag of leftism that has fuck all to do with how normal fucking people live.
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The new narrative is, that going to expensive college, making a lot of zeros at the end of the year or even owing a business don't make you the 1%,the rich, the bourgeoisie, you see the bourgeoisie is just the types like ellon musk and center-right Politians! If you aren't any of thoses, you aren't part of the problem, so don't worry! Thats how they view, communism and etc... just became some cool and quirkily thing for wealthy college kids larp about.
 
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Muh Pez Dispenser said:
100% and that is precisely why we are seeing a mass exodus from blue states and the dem party, in general. What da fuq happened to them? Granted, I am not a Lib and never have been, but I remember they used to give a shit about people- now, unless you're a bipoc, disabled, polyamorous troon, you can essentially get fucked.
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You guys are literally describing the neoliberal turn under the Clinton Democrats. The whole point of the shift away from any sort of class politics to the nebulous classless identity was to justify why something like the standard of living slipping in the US under NAFTA and other outsource "free trade" agreements was totally ok. The premise is the "equal playing field", the idea that the way to care about people is ensuring a roughly equal starting position, at which point if you fuck up and end up poor and suicidal, that's ok. That's what the focus on these ever smaller minorities is for, it was a way for the Dems to capitalize on social movements and pretend to care while they hollowed out the middle class. They get to play goodie superhero to the Repubs supervillain. But the underlying message is this: if you're a trans bipoc women, then oppression is at fault for you failing. If you're a white dude, then it's your fault. It uses empathy for specific minority identities as a way to argue for dehumanizing the working class majority.

Imagine hearing this story and thinking it doesn't prove that this is just kids being confused and playing pretend:
 
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Mask_de_SMITH said:
A photo taken of troon Lia Thomas who won 1st place in the NCAAs. Notice how the biological female athletes are all cluttered in 3rd place. A picture worth 1000 lols.

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A picture that will launch a thousand tweets. This is such a wonderful representation of things as they are: the token, media-safe winner that fits the socially aware bill and the actual celebration of the majority of people who haven’t bought into the toxic narrative.
I can feel all the potential seething, bubbling and brewing away as I type…
 
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Marcus Tullius Cicero said:
You're not wrong to say empathy should be more prevalent. Though I'd say women and men can both be lacking, depending on the person. Some part of the population probably wants to o something yet lacks the courage to carry it out. I blame the fact that we've kind of been conditioned to not question things like transsexuals in sports, as tolerance is apparently more important than righting certain wrongs.
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Yes, but i talking specific about how men often don't carry about women's issues or women's well being just because don't affect them and i can't understand this mindset.
 
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One87five0 said:
He threw the meet after the backlash from yesterday. You could see it in his eyes when he was standing on the podium next to the three women he beat... in that moment, he realized he'd gone too far. He didn't run off to pout because he lost today; he ran off to pout because everyone hates him and thinks he's a cheater.
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Maybe because he is one lmao
 
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cia-log said:
I love the "it's not a big deal!" argument over trans people in women's sports, as if we're supposed to wait until it becomes one. Same with sexual assault, men in women's prisons, etc. like there's a number of women we're supposed to let them rape/attack before we're allowed to ask if women are okay with this.
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We're asking the women who matter: the trans women.

They say all of this is not gender affirming enough yet. Do better, cisscum.
 
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Swerf'n'Terf said:
Two posts about Lia Thomas made it to the Reddit front page. R/cringetopia being a pretty good time.
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R/PublicFreakOut has the cheater getting booed following loud cheers for the first woman to place. Comments have been predictably broomed: deleted comments here, partial archive here.
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Ms. Texas Longhorn had that. "I'M GONNA GET RAPED" look on her face.
 
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Mask_de_SMITH said:
A photo taken of troon Lia Thomas who won 1st place in the NCAAs. Notice how the biological female athletes are all cluttered in 3rd place. A picture worth 1000 lols.

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If this image doesn't perfectly summarize the difference between troons and women, I don't know what will.

Swerf'n'Terf said:
Two posts about Lia Thomas made it to the Reddit front page. R/cringetopia being a pretty good time.
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Oh, cringetopia thinks that will save them? Reddit has quarantined, banned, and boot-stomped for less than that. It's only a matter of time until they're memory-holed like the rest of the unclean.
 
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Markass the Worst said:
If this image doesn't perfectly summarize the difference between troons and women, I don't know what will.


Oh, cringetopia thinks that will save them? Reddit has quarantined, banned, and boot-stomped for less than that. It's only a matter of time until they're memory-holed like the rest of the unclean.
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Like clockwork, lesbian sub banned for wrongthink

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...I got onnes of 'exhibits' these last few days.
Watch out.

PinkRangerLB said:

What to expect if you decide your child is too young to know they're trans (cw drugs, suicide, incarceration, violence):​


I tried to come out as a middle schooler in the late 90's. My parents reacted better than most at the time might have. See, I had always scored off the charts on standardized tests. I was an all-A student; I was in every gifted and talented program. I played every sport. It's weird to say about an elementary/middle school aged kid, but I was one of those "you've got a bright future" kids.

I started realizing I was trans when I was probably 10 or 11. This was so long ago that, rather than the internet, I remember sneaking out of bed at night to look up "transsexualism" in my parents' big, leather-bound, set of encyclopedias. I started finding about myself online shortly thereafter that there were other people like me. I was aware of mermaids in the UK and other programs for trans kids, but I don't think I knew of a single story of a trans kid being affirmed at the time. It was unheard of. All the while, the only trans portrayals I saw were Ace Ventura and Jerry Springer. I didn't understand this at the time, but looking back it is insane to think of an 11 year old understanding that what she was, as a person, was mostly considered disgusting and wrong by polite society.

I hid myself from my parents, because it never even occurred to me that being affirmed by them was an option. I love my parents very much; I still think the world of both of them, and they were and are fantastic parents. I had an extremely comfortable, upper-middle class up bringing. My parents were conservative; in fact both of them were in law enforcement.

I was around 12 or 13 when I got caught with a box of cast-off women's clothes and magazines. I wasn't "in trouble" necessarily, but they sternly sat me down to talk to me. I told them about what I had read, who I was, that I understood myself as a girl. ...and here's the thing: I really don't blame them for what happened, because their reaction was better than it would have been for 99% of parents in the late 90's. They weren't especially religious and had pretty neutral opinions on gay people. They weren't disgusted with me and didn't think I was a monster or freak or something. They just thought I was mistaken.... confused. They were like "no, you're not doing this, it will ruin your life." In some way, they had a point. It's hard enough being openly trans now; imagine being that in the 90's.

Now if this is all about to sound like that article in The Atlantic, it should. My parents cut me off from the internet. They believed my belief that I was a girl was a mental health problem. They took me to a psychiatrist, but when he declined to say there was anything wrong with me after the first appointment, my parents never took me back. I got caught with girly things or trans related materials a couple more times after that, and these times I did get in trouble... BIG trouble... not because of being trans, ostensibly, but because I was disobeying my parents' order to stop doing this. These were my first big "behavioral" problems... the first of many. Here's the thing, when you're a kid, you trust your parents to be right. So I believed that being trans was wrong, deviant, and sick. It was a character failing of mine that I needed to fix, like being somebody who procrastinates too much, or acts out in class. This view of myself, that I was a cis guy with gender-related character failings, persisted into my 30's. That was how hard I pushed my brain to force this part of me out of my consciousness.

I'm laying this background so you can see, like the parents in that Atlantic article, my parents just took a wait and see approach, cautious, and up until I finally came out in 2020, they could have told you I was one of those "desistence" cases that TERFs and transphobes like to point to among trans kids.

...but here's what else happened.

My grades dropped almost immediately. Through high school I struggled with severe bouts of depression. Then when I was 15 or so I first got drunk a party and thought "oh, this is how I'm supposed to feel". I could finally make my horrible brain, spinning
with the trauma of my identity, shut up. Through high school I was never a consistent drinker, but I was always the drunkest one at the party when I did drink... always blacked out, often peed myself. With my inhibitions down, I used hard drugs that my parents would have disowned me if they'd known about. My parents never knew about my first suicide attempt, senior year. They knew about my second one, in my college dorm at 18 years old. Also, since I no longer lived with my parents, I could stay drunk or high all the time, and I did.

By the time I was 20 I had been in mental hospitals twice, and dropped out of school. By 22, I had been arrested, then violated probation, then served six weeks in jail. Remember, I was a good kid, a straight-A student from a loving home and two parents who had been in law enforcement. My parents had never expected to have to bail me out of jail, or try to convince the police not to take me in. Before they finally sent me to rehab in 2010, I had totaled three cars. THREE. Lucky I didn't kill anybody.

I have a little brother and a little sister, both of whom have always been extremely successful. Guess who ruined their every birthday, graduation, celebratory event by distracting our parents with the next phone call from jail?

Drugs put me in terrifying situations. I'm one of few in my friend group who knows what its like to have a gun pointed at you. I went to rehab in Texas in 2010, and relapsed immediately after getting out. I spent the next year homeless, on the streets and in shelters, in the emergency room, halfway houses, and jail. My parents finally had to cut me off (and I don't blame them!) because their continued failed attempts to put me in rehab were taking away from my siblings getting to have normal lives. I finally got clean in December of 2010, but I went two years without seeing my family, because I was too dangerous. Didn't get to go to my grandpa's funeral. My mom has said that during this time she felt sure she was never going to see me again, that I'd die before we could reconcile.

So I know this is an unbelievably long thread, but I wanted to explain to you why my conservative, law enforcement family wishes they had not taken a wait and see approach. My mom has described the events leading to my addiction as the worst mistake of her life.

And you, parent of trans child who is deciding what to do, can avoid making that mistake.

Oh! And it's also very much worth noting that I STILL turned out trans.

Just following up to add, long after all this happened, I graduated near the top of my class from law school, and am a successful attorney. Things are great, and I have found a lot of purpose in working from my experience. So I promise there's no need to express condolences or anything. The other thing is that, even though my gender was where things started, addicts are responsible for what they do, so please do not take this as me disclaiming responsibility for the things I've done.

...and also, having an addict sibling caused immeasurable trauma to my siblings. Their fear of and for me hurt them ways that even 11 years I got clean, we're still all working through. Just know that I'm not some innocent this happened to in a vacuum.
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