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Science denial is near the top of the list of trans characteristics. See Eva’s full article here.
“Sure, the fastest men are faster than the fastest women. And also none of them are physically capable of growing and birthing babies. We are different.
When this turns into cruelty instead of just ignorance is when people allow their unexamined assumptions about males and females to guide their thinking about sports. It turns into cruelty when they argue that trans-identified men should be allowed into women’s sports because of “inclusion,” sparing no thought to the way that this excludes women from their own sports. It turns into cruelty on steroids when women and girls are told to simply “train” or “try” harder after a boy or man comes along and steals their places or medals.
To admonish women that they just need to work harder is to assume that they simply haven’t figured out that they should do that. It is the height of insult and, though the term “gaslighting” is overused, it is a fitting term to use here.”
Eva Kurilova on twitter writes on how harmful gender ideology is for children.
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If the option to become a boy had been presented to me as a child, I would have become obsessed with the idea and believed I’d never be happy if I didn’t do it. This would have been encouraged by adults like@JanisIrwin,@JyotiGondek, and@RachelNotley with no concern about whether such a fixation was good for my mental health or my health and happiness in the future.
Such people care only about appearing progressive and compassionate rather than about having difficult conversations and risking unpopularity, which actual compassion often entails. The rhetoric around this issue would probably even lead me to believe that I would end up committing suicide if not allowed to pursue this path. In fact, up until my late 20s I often sometimes wondered if I’d one day wake up suicidal about not transitioning, since the messaging was that that’s what girls and women like me were supposed to do.
Think about how abhorrent it is to put these thoughts into the mind of a child and think about how heartless it is to tell them once they are older and regretful that it was all their choice and therefore all their fault. But, instead, people like those mentioned above and others are raging and even crying about the policies proposed by
@ABDanielleSmith that would ensure such a thing doesn’t happen. It is completely upside down.
This is a mockery of the kind of care and concern society is supposed to show to its children. It’s “give kids what they want or they will kill themselves.” It’s narcissistic abuse and adult temper tantrums rolled into one. It’s something that these so-called adults will be trying to live down and pretend they never did in a few short years when they’ve moved on to the next virtue signal of the day. It’s pathetic and morally bereft.
The Paradox of Tolerance has been misused by those, mostly the activist left, in an attempt to quell freedom of speech and expression. Find the full essay here.
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