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Megathread Tranny Sideshows on Social Media - Any small-time spectacle on Reddit, Tumblr, Twitter, Dating Sites, and other social media.
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Oh hey it's this fuck, I literally just saw a thread about some poor asshole who had the audacity to call this brave and stunning woman a man...and the TRA went right to his workplace and got him fired!
The worst part of this bullshit is they literally corner the company and basically force them to fire the employee for wrong think. (Or at least say they did)
Because these fuckers know if they dont they'll be blasted all over the internet and be "canceled"
And of course they revel and cheer and pat themselves on the back for ruining this poor bastards life because he has a functioning pair of eyes.
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Urgent! Amy Petrelli thinking of coming off twitter
one of the craziest troons is thinking of jacking it in.
Dig deep, Farmers! He needs to be stopped
one of the craziest troons is thinking of jacking it in.
Dig deep, Farmers! He needs to be stopped
ComZet
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So there's been some TroonTwitter antics.
Amanda Jette Knox was apparently too much of a cis Karen and not good enough of a trans ally - despite shaping her entire life around it. She's been hounded off Twitter by the trancels and her account no longer exists. Can't say I'm surprised, even dedicating your entire life to trans issues isn't enough.
Perhaps these dumb Handmaidens will start to realize that being an activist for unhinged, autistic misogynists won't end well for you.
Amanda Jette Knox was apparently too much of a cis Karen and not good enough of a trans ally - despite shaping her entire life around it. She's been hounded off Twitter by the trancels and her account no longer exists. Can't say I'm surprised, even dedicating your entire life to trans issues isn't enough.
Perhaps these dumb Handmaidens will start to realize that being an activist for unhinged, autistic misogynists won't end well for you.
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Fatso Troon @helresa
is attempting to get his batshit crazy sperging about having his cock chopped off, and formed into a colon-augmented axe wound that smells of shit, published in book form/Archive
Not a real publisher, obvs, but a narcissistic crowdfunding outfit that skims off a fee no matter what shit you put into print.
Not much support yet, but early days ...
is attempting to get his batshit crazy sperging about having his cock chopped off, and formed into a colon-augmented axe wound that smells of shit, published in book form/Archive
Not a real publisher, obvs, but a narcissistic crowdfunding outfit that skims off a fee no matter what shit you put into print.
Not much support yet, but early days ...
ComZet
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>When she makes her return, because we all know she will, will she blame Terves for driving her away? Will she come back groveling swearing to be a better ally?
Good question, she might return Amanda-style; grovelling on her knees how she promises to be a better ally. I had a quick look at her husband's Twitter and he's also left, so the family as a whole might be gone from the platform.
The funny thing is, I can actually see the point the troons are trying to make - the only reason she's been as successful as she has is because she's a white, middle-class and heterosexual. I saw a Tweet by a troon I thought was very reflective of Amanda as a person, something along the lines of "she thinks you can sass away oppression" which is hilarious because as a middle-class, white, heterosexual woman living in a 1st world country, systematic oppression is something she's never experienced, yet she speaks on the topic. Much like she acts like the Queen of Lesbians despite not being one.
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no, the reason for her success was her willingness to troon out her own son and parade him around the internet for woke points
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Relevance due to (formerly) pending Supreme Court case regarding employment. The funeral home they worked at didn't want a tranny trying to comfort those in their times of greatest loss, apparently.
Aimee Stephens, Transgender Woman At Center Of Major Civil Rights Case, Dies At 59 (archive.li)
Aimee Stephens, Transgender Woman At Center Of Major Civil Rights Case, Dies At 59 (archive.li)
Aimee Stephens, the transgender woman at the center of a major employment rights case pending in the U.S. Supreme Court, died in Detroit on Tuesday at age 59.
Stephens was the first transgender person whose civil rights case was heard by the Supreme Court, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which represented her. Her case concerns the question of whether federal law prohibiting employment discrimination applies to transgender employees.
"Aimee didn't set out to be a hero and a trailblazer, but she is one," the ACLU said in a tweet confirming her death. "We all owe her a debt of gratitude for her commitment to justice for all people, and her dedication to the trans community."
After years of working as an embalmer and funeral home director at R.G. and G.R. Harris Funeral Homes in Livonia, Mich., Stephens informed her boss in 2013 that she was transitioning from male to female. She had been living as a transgender woman outside of work, and planned to follow the company's dress code for women on the job. A short time later, Stephens was fired.
Backed by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, she sued her former employer. In 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled against the funeral home owners, saying that LGBTQ people are protected under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which states employers cannot fire, refuse to hire or otherwise penalize people because of their sex.
The funeral home owners appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing the civil rights laws were not intended to protect gay and transgender people. Additionally, they said, the funeral home was within its rights to insist that Stephens adhere to its dress code for male employees during work hours.
The case currently before the high court asks whether it is illegal sex discrimination, under federal civil rights statutes, to fire someone because they are transgender. The Supreme Court started hearing the case last year and its decision is expected by July.
Stephens, who suffered from kidney disease, was in the end stage of renal failure in recent weeks. She died in hospice care at home with her wife, Donna Stephens, by her side, the ACLU said.
According to a GoFundMe account asking for financial assistance to cover Stephens' funeral costs and end-of-life care, being fired from her job in 2013 resulted in the loss of adequate health care coverage, "years of lost income" and "immediate financial strain, leading her spouse Donna to take on several jobs."
"Aimee Stephens just wanted to continue to do the job she was hired to do, that she was good at, and that she was prepared to continue while living as her true gender," Brian Bond, executive director of PFLAG National, said in a statement.
"Her fight will continue as we strive for equality for all, inclusive of sexual orientation and gender identity."
In an interview last year with The Detroit News, Stephens said she was optimistic about the outcome of the pending Supreme Court case.
"I believe in what I'm doing. I've stood up for myself to make sure that it happens. That's what keeps me going," she said.
"If you're part of the human race, which we all are, we all deserve the same basic rights. We're not asking for anything special. We're just asking to be treated like other people are."
Stephens was the first transgender person whose civil rights case was heard by the Supreme Court, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which represented her. Her case concerns the question of whether federal law prohibiting employment discrimination applies to transgender employees.
"Aimee didn't set out to be a hero and a trailblazer, but she is one," the ACLU said in a tweet confirming her death. "We all owe her a debt of gratitude for her commitment to justice for all people, and her dedication to the trans community."
After years of working as an embalmer and funeral home director at R.G. and G.R. Harris Funeral Homes in Livonia, Mich., Stephens informed her boss in 2013 that she was transitioning from male to female. She had been living as a transgender woman outside of work, and planned to follow the company's dress code for women on the job. A short time later, Stephens was fired.
Backed by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, she sued her former employer. In 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled against the funeral home owners, saying that LGBTQ people are protected under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which states employers cannot fire, refuse to hire or otherwise penalize people because of their sex.
The funeral home owners appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing the civil rights laws were not intended to protect gay and transgender people. Additionally, they said, the funeral home was within its rights to insist that Stephens adhere to its dress code for male employees during work hours.
The case currently before the high court asks whether it is illegal sex discrimination, under federal civil rights statutes, to fire someone because they are transgender. The Supreme Court started hearing the case last year and its decision is expected by July.
Stephens, who suffered from kidney disease, was in the end stage of renal failure in recent weeks. She died in hospice care at home with her wife, Donna Stephens, by her side, the ACLU said.
According to a GoFundMe account asking for financial assistance to cover Stephens' funeral costs and end-of-life care, being fired from her job in 2013 resulted in the loss of adequate health care coverage, "years of lost income" and "immediate financial strain, leading her spouse Donna to take on several jobs."
"Aimee Stephens just wanted to continue to do the job she was hired to do, that she was good at, and that she was prepared to continue while living as her true gender," Brian Bond, executive director of PFLAG National, said in a statement.
"Her fight will continue as we strive for equality for all, inclusive of sexual orientation and gender identity."
In an interview last year with The Detroit News, Stephens said she was optimistic about the outcome of the pending Supreme Court case.
"I believe in what I'm doing. I've stood up for myself to make sure that it happens. That's what keeps me going," she said.
"If you're part of the human race, which we all are, we all deserve the same basic rights. We're not asking for anything special. We're just asking to be treated like other people are."
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Uh as a funeral director his job was to deal appropriately with customers at a very difficult and emotional time for them. A troon alarms the public on a good day. The worst day of your life, you just lost your husband, and this dude in his muumuu tries to reassure you? And sell you a $12k casket? And advise you on next steps? And just generally be a comfort? A troon cannot. The public doesn’t want troons and no one should have to deal with a troon while grieving.
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yeah, i been to a bunch of funerals in past few yrs. i also know a guy who works in a funeral home.
the ppl with these jobs are unassuming, almost "meek"--they try to be invisible to let ppl have their space, to the point you can't even remember if the funeral-home-worker was male/female or what they wore.
(they do all seem to be middle aged or elderly, which also seems fitting)
they "fade into the woodwork" -- its more dignified. they have modulated 'church voices'--they are calm to a fault.
they've seen wailing, fainting & all the rest of it.
a troon, by definition, makes things about themselves. they ruin families, turn the world upside down to be troons. they are ready to pounce on you for pronoun-crime.
they are, like you say, the opposite of comforting or dignified.
they are the antithesis of the funeral home workers i've seen.
i'm amazed this person (& i saw interview with him on tv) lasted in the job as long as they did.
they were probably waiting for an excuse to fire him when he showed up wearing a skirt, calling himself Sylvia or whatever he did.
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Apparently, neither character is trans.
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so detrans people don't exist and to suggest otherwise is transphobic?
what point is this creature trying to make?
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Those are the people who go to an interview with an author and spend the entire time trying to argue with the author why a character is clearly [X], when the author has repeatedly stated said character is actually [Y] for multiple reasons.
"Fuck your authoral intent or autonomy, my fetishistic headcanon is better than anything you could have ever written."
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they are trying to say that writers need to make confident trans characters, and that trans people aren't by definition insecure (...despite trying to change literally everything about their bodies and lives).
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I can't speak for the persona character but it was literally stated ingame that the Danganronpa character, Chihiro, presented as female because he was lead to believe he was too weak to be a proper guy. He ended up wanting to bond with a masculine male character in order to work through his issues. People who claim that he's trans are basically implying that they think that sentiment is correct and that all weak men should just become women.
It's weird of that person to assume the writers simply didn't want to write trans characters when they were clearly just writing about japanese gender stereotypes.
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lol this character's story sounds word for word like a post from r/detrans, no wonder the twitter brigade hates it
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Speaking of autistic troons, what is it with them and self-diagnosed DID (multiple personalities)?? I've noticed it a lot among random troons I come across on Twitter.
I've posted about this specific one in this thread before - he ticks every single troon box and then a few more for good measure: an autistic programmer who's also a furry, he's engaged to another troon, they both have dangerhair, he tweets incessantly about how he has c-PTSD from his dad being disappointed in him and posts screenshots of their text conversations, spergs about Glinner, gets into inane, autistic slapfights with other troons/nonbinaries about the finer points of genderspecial identity politics... in other words, he has it all. I don't think he's quite prolific enough to merit his own thread, but goddamn is he insane, even by troon standards. The constant blathering about "alters" and "headmates" is the cherry on top of the terminally autistic mud pie.
I love the use of capitalization here, really drives home the tone in which it would be spoken in real life. I can vividly envision him slamming the door of his parent's basement while screeching this at them.
His troon fiance is such a blob I'm not even sure which gender they're supposed to be transitioning to or from, but apparently they, too, have multiple personalities. Not sure why someone whose base personality is already this annoying would feel the need to have more of them, but what do I know? I'm just a basic "singlet". One of the partner's "headmates" is apparently a "little" (so... a child, I assume?) whose name Trinda considerately will not type on social media so as to preserve its' privacy, instead interspersing his tweets about this particular strain of lunacy with a little dinosaur emoji. Said alter apparently refers to Trinda as "dino mum-mum".
I swear to god, I... have seen some autism in my time, but never in such distilled form.
He even inflicts this shit on his poor mother *cough* sorry, "Dino Grandma":
I've posted about this specific one in this thread before - he ticks every single troon box and then a few more for good measure: an autistic programmer who's also a furry, he's engaged to another troon, they both have dangerhair, he tweets incessantly about how he has c-PTSD from his dad being disappointed in him and posts screenshots of their text conversations, spergs about Glinner, gets into inane, autistic slapfights with other troons/nonbinaries about the finer points of genderspecial identity politics... in other words, he has it all. I don't think he's quite prolific enough to merit his own thread, but goddamn is he insane, even by troon standards. The constant blathering about "alters" and "headmates" is the cherry on top of the terminally autistic mud pie.
I love the use of capitalization here, really drives home the tone in which it would be spoken in real life. I can vividly envision him slamming the door of his parent's basement while screeching this at them.
His troon fiance is such a blob I'm not even sure which gender they're supposed to be transitioning to or from, but apparently they, too, have multiple personalities. Not sure why someone whose base personality is already this annoying would feel the need to have more of them, but what do I know? I'm just a basic "singlet". One of the partner's "headmates" is apparently a "little" (so... a child, I assume?) whose name Trinda considerately will not type on social media so as to preserve its' privacy, instead interspersing his tweets about this particular strain of lunacy with a little dinosaur emoji. Said alter apparently refers to Trinda as "dino mum-mum".
I swear to god, I... have seen some autism in my time, but never in such distilled form.
He even inflicts this shit on his poor mother *cough* sorry, "Dino Grandma":
