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Your ideology and bias is showing. You're fighting a straw man that has nothing to do with what I said.
by antt 7y ago
Your ideology and bias is showing. You're fighting a straw man that has nothing to do with what I said.
- b_tterc_p 7y agostrictly speaking, I’m glad that my world views are clearly communicated in my words
- antt 7y agoThe problem is that it's much more clearly communicated by your blind spots and assumptions. In 20 years when a generation of children with butchered bodies for the sake of a vocal minority ask you "Why?" what will you say "But I only meant to do good!"? The path to hell is paved with good intentions, and the neon hair fringe of the trans community is racing down that high way as fast as it can.
- b_tterc_p 7y agoThis is a studied thing. Some do, but the vast majority do not regret sex change operations. Also it’s highly unlikely that people would ask why. We aren’t forcing people to get transgender operations. If anything we are encouraging them not to. They’re the ones pushing for it. They know why it happened. Extreme liberal parents might exist who ok it at the drop of a hat but I’ll bet a dollar they’re the edge case. Lastly most operations occur on adults. Your opinion seems to be that all transgender is bad, but you’re angling it on the subset that might be more grey
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- aiscapehumanity 7y agoSounds like you're conflating the scope and aim of your comments when it suits your point. Going from a snark at the general trans approach to a whatabout the neon cult and such. Hmm
- jstewartmobile 7y agoI don't really know what you wrote, but considering that every other comment has been flagged, I'm pretty sure I would have liked it. Welcome to hackernews!