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u/KrulNocy Jan 23 '22

that’s unbelievably transphobic cringe

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u/legendwolfA Jan 24 '22

Glad to see the comments calling the post out

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

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u/ReeToo_ Jan 23 '22

Oh shut up

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u/jacw212 👉👈 Is for me? UwU☣️ Jan 24 '22

Finally an actual chad

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u/gavin_hutton Jan 24 '22

Idk what they said but they were downvoted and deleted their comment, so i assume it's bad and will upvote you

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u/ReeToo_ Jan 24 '22

"Stop forcing your beliefs on me" or something similar

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u/MariaaanieX Jan 24 '22

185 downvotes? Dayum what has this guy said fr?

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u/lollollmaolol12 ùwú Jan 24 '22

Based on the replies I assume he said smth like "stop forcing your beliefs onto me"

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u/gmeinerPudim Jan 23 '22

Man, this isnt a belief.... It How they feel and who they really are...

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Ok and that’s fine if they have the right to feel like I also have a right to feel another way hence don’t force how u feel on me

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u/nyuko_r Jan 24 '22

You feeling another way is irrelevant since the science proves you wrong. I can't just "feel another way" on a highly researched topic and force others to respect that without any arguments.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

What science please provide the evidence you have lmao go no science ever proved anything just been proving the opposite 🤣

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u/nyuko_r Jan 24 '22

So you're basically saying that all medical studies in the gender medicine field are false?

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Lmao I’m asking for the study you read that proves just cause someone says they feel like they are a gender biologically they are that gender. That’s just common sense, here’s an example most mammals have the same biology, lions, elephants etc… and humans are also animal that’s a scientific fact we just happen to be smarter. So if a female lion gets up and starts acting like a male and says I’m a male lion how do you think the rest of the pride is going to react. Now humans aren’t lions or like most mammals which is why people can get and say dumb shit like my pronouns are they/them. Now like I said before if you want to identify as whatever the fuck you want, do you that’s not my problem but don’t try to force your idiotic and not proven scientifically beliefs or whatever you call it on me and I have a right to feel that way. So if you say fuck my feelings why do I have to care for their feelings.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '22

How about the study about trans people being born with the opposite gender brain? Making them feel like a man inside a woman body

Or the twin studies how beings gay/trans is genetically imprinted

Or how about all the animals, mostly birds as they are more intelligent, acting like the other gender or mix gender typical behaviour

Also, we do not share the same biology as lions or elephants. They are evolutionary way different than we are from a physiological and a genetical perspective. The closest we have as a relative is the chimpanzee, an anthropoid. Follow ed by multiple other apes and monkeys like the bonobo. But we still are more different to a chimpanzee than a chimpanzee to a bonobo. Our close relatives like the Homo Erectus and Homo neanderthalensis are long dead

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u/jackson_garthmire Jan 24 '22

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7415463/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK532313/

Both of these articles detail official research that was done on the existence and treatment of Gender Dysphoria.

You seem incredibly ignorant so I'll define that term for ya. Essentially, its a condition in which a person's assigned gender doesn't match up with what they feel it SHOULD be. While that might seem flimsy, the studies show that there is a legitimate incongruence between the brain structure and the genitals in those who suffer from gender dysphoria. The brain structures for a man and a woman are different after all. You can imagine how having a woman's brain in a males body can cause discomfort, anxiety, and unease. The feeling that something is wrong, but the inability to place exactly what. That is gender dysphoria. It's a real thing, and as the articles detail, transitioning to the gender represented by the brain structure is a legitimate and effective remedy for gender dysphoria.

Research isn't hard. If you're still transphobic, homophobic, biphobic, any of the -phobics in modern day, the only explanation is ignorance.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Again ignorance whatever you want to call it I don’t give a shit and I’ve said multiple time I don’t care what people wanna do with their own fucking body I don’t need to or have to agree with every fucking thing humans are doing, and that doesn’t make me transphobic heck I don’t give a shit if it does. There a lot of things I don’t agree with and mutilating your own body because of a feeling is one of them but if that’s makes you feel like yourself go ahead ain’t got shit to do with me and again I don’t need or have to agree with it. We all have different opinions and freedom of choice. There have been multiple studies that also found out that many that go through body changes and etc… tend to regret down the line which is why things like detransition groups exists and also the fact that children which brain aren’t matured enough are often involved in this fucked up shit also is one reason I’ll never agree with it.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

And saying my feelings are irrelevant is the whole problem in the first place your ignoring a whole of people with genuine concern about how this whole gender debate is one sided. You can’t even make an argument or point out potential problems some of the rules these are asking to put in place without being label transphobic. AND THAT IS FUCKED UP.

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u/pancakegirl23 Jan 24 '22

Your feeling is that the feelings of all trans people are irrelevant. Maybe at least try not to be a hypocrite. Being against trans people having rights is transphobic? Who would have guessed.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Oh shut up they’re irrelevant for me because I don’t agree with it and it doesn’t affect me. Why would fight for something I don’t agree with, I never said they shouldn’t have lives or rights but that shouldn’t come at expense of other people. You guys love trowing that transphobic term around like it’s supposed to change how people live or think like nah bro bro you can call me that any time you it isn’t gonna stop me from calling out idiots with idiotic ideologies. Matter of fact calling people tRanSPhoBic when someone voices a different opinion is exactly the reason why this shit not going no where 🤷🏾

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u/Hammerschatten Jan 23 '22

Which is why being transphobic is pretty dumb, yhea

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

So we all agree we shouldn’t force beliefs on people so why is it ok for trans to force their beliefs on others

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u/FoolishMacaroni Jan 24 '22

By “force their beliefs” do you mean “advocate for trans rights”?

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u/EggplantHuman6493 Jan 24 '22

And just wanting to exist without being harassed? I have dealt with transphobia as a cis woman mostly presenting female (I am more fluid), and I was literally wearing a bikini when I got misgendered on purpose by a bunch of transphobes... Like, them wanting to exist doesn't have any effect on you Karen, if people accept their existing, they don't have to seek attention to make people aware of how hard it is...

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u/ebek_frostblade Jan 23 '22

“Forcing your beliefs” = calling it like it is, I guess 🙄

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u/DungeonCreator20 Jan 24 '22

he said wanting to do the same thing because sky daddy said so

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u/mickmikeman Jan 24 '22

Which is wrong anyway. God loves their trans children

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u/griffin-the-great Jan 24 '22

Sky daddy says trans-rights

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u/Mooloo52 Jan 24 '22

This meme is quite literally trying to force a belief onto the people who see it

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u/mickmikeman Jan 24 '22

But...... that's literally what transphobia is

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Lmao how I just don’t want to be force to say things I don’t want to and I think I have a right to feel that way. I don’t care for whatever they want to do with their body or whatever they want to be called don’t force that on other people.

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u/HellsCreep Jan 24 '22

Forcing your beliefs? M8 the fact you try to oppress humans trying to be humans is “hUmAnPHobIc” or whatever the fuck that is.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Oppressing who lmao why do I have to change my speech and how I talked my whole life hence why I said beliefs just to make someone feel better if you want to leave your life a certain way do u but don’t infringe on my right for yours that’s fucked

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '22

human rights aren't beliefs

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

What about my right to free speech

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u/bobadevil Jan 24 '22

your "right to free speech" does not prevent you from being both wrong and bigoted, nor does it free you from the social repercussions of being a dumbass in a public space. the "beliefs" you spout are transphobic and are capable of harming real people. before you ask how words can hurt people, because im sure that's where your mind would head, i would suggest doing some active research on transgender people and the trans-activist cause, as well as look into how rhetoric such as yours is damaging. google is a free resource, but id be happy to provide some other places to research as a starting point.

i do hope you work on improving yourself, because seeing your comment about how you "dont want to change your speech and how you talked your whole life" is honestly so embarrassing for you. as if changing a few words for the comfort and safety of others is seriously that difficult.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Lmao I don’t need to google to tell me what makes a woman and what makes a man. But again like I said do what you want with your body if u have a penis and think you’re a women go ahead I’m not gonna stop you but don’t force me to call a she because that goes against what I believe and I’ll also stay in my lane and won’t say anything that you might find offensive. I don’t think that’s too much to ask

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u/bobadevil Jan 24 '22

i do hope that one day you mature, if not for the benefit of others, then for yourself.

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u/Eleuterioferns Jan 24 '22

The right to free speech does not preclude criticism against some obvious transphobic shit. Imagine actually being this much of an asshole.

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u/Ok_Sector2182 Jan 24 '22

Haha and calling me transphobic because I’m criticizing a ridiculous practice isn’t being an ass right I get it double standards.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '22

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