Good thread OP.
I´ve thought about this a couple of times.
But as I try to treat people as individuals being part of a group rather than groups full of individuals it doesn´t really change much for me.
Though I can see how it has for many people.
The bigger problem, I think, is that the degeneracy increased and that some of them started claiming other peoples spaces. Like especially that issue with women sports or in the case of degeneracy going half naked to read stories to children.
I wouldn´t mind a transsexual reading a story to my child to show them "look im just a person too" but the opposite is happening on these drag-queen-story-tellings. Its all sexualized and the books are always ultra-progressive post modernism.
Its not show my child that the person is just like you and me, it´s showing them, if they somehow would ever find themselves there, that they are the opposite.
So Im more wondering who or what is behind this movement? I mean it's the same with Pride parades. Often starting out in countries with a bunch of normal gay people of various predispositions protesting for their rights. But when they get them, it turns into a celebration of the most obscene parts of gay culture.
Maybe Im just looking too much into it.
Rio De Janeiro Carneval ladies show at least as much skin as anyone on a gay parade.
And Id love to go there and families and children go there and nobody is worse off.
I mean could it be that we´re the moralpanicking retards of the 50's today?
I played Doom when I was 10 years old, my dad burned a CD from his buddy at work.
Didnt turn me into a serial killing schoolshooter like they predicted.
So here´s something unusual for the farms, a balanced, not so very confident outlook on things.
Overall, I think the crux of the issue is that different people become trans today. Where as it was incredibly brave in the past, it's more like adopting a protective class today, even though there is stigma with it. I think transgenderism is an escape for many, and the way they push it onto others is a defense mechanism.