Oompa Loompa
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Trans people believe their is a trans genocide because other liberal leftist told them there was a trans genocide. Some would call this "fear mongering."Yes, but I haven't seen any that call for genocide.
If a person was born male and named Kevin..
Kevin says, I feel like I'm in the wrong body, I feel like I'm actually a woman, and will be changing my name to Allison, and I expect you to address me as such and affirm what I feel is true.
There's a big difference between saying:
"Sorry Kevin, but I don't agree with that, I think what you're actually dealing with is a mental health issue, and I'm not going to be an active participant in this"
...vs someone saying
"We need to eugenically eliminate Kevin and everyone like Kevin"
However, some activists have portrayed it as if the two positions are comparable.
And do so based on, what I feel, is the flawed premise that "If you don't go along with what and affirm I want and abandon your own beliefs, and that makes me so upset that I kill myself, that's basically tantamount to you killing me"... it would often get framed as things like "you can either have an alive daughter or a dead son"
You didn't see that kind of pervasive emotional blackmail with the gay rights movement back in the day. They weren't saying "you not only have to support gay marriage, you have to say it's a good thing, and if you don't, I'll kill myself and it'll be your fault". Their position seemed to be more of a "look, we just want the right to get married and not face housing and employment discrimination, you don't have to like it or even pretend to like it, we weren't planning on inviting you to the wedding anyway"
And while their advocacy process to get those things may have not happened overnight (which seems to be expectation that younger activists have these days), I would say their approach was much more durable (evidenced by the fact that the majority of the population doesn't have much of an issue with it now...and according to public polling, even over half of the party that's labelled "the anti-LGBT party" supports it now.
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