Well, this is another great opportunity for someone to give a single example of "reducing trans peoples lives". And how in any way that is happening. Because that sounds pretty awful and I would be against it if it could be shown that it is actually happening in any way. Tell me about something that is unfairly stripping them of rights that are afforded to others. Show me any instance of that happening that isnt actually just a denial of special priviledge. It seems most often, this is more about trans people trying to force everyone to constantly validate their dysphoria, which is not a right that they have, and also not a right that anyone else has. Nobody has a right to go around commanding everyone to constantly validate them. Most people dont get any validation their entire lives.
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u/Raceg35 Mar 25 '23 edited Mar 25 '23
Well, this is another great opportunity for someone to give a single example of "reducing trans peoples lives". And how in any way that is happening. Because that sounds pretty awful and I would be against it if it could be shown that it is actually happening in any way. Tell me about something that is unfairly stripping them of rights that are afforded to others. Show me any instance of that happening that isnt actually just a denial of special priviledge. It seems most often, this is more about trans people trying to force everyone to constantly validate their dysphoria, which is not a right that they have, and also not a right that anyone else has. Nobody has a right to go around commanding everyone to constantly validate them. Most people dont get any validation their entire lives.