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it's always been deviantsacred aspect of gender-nonconformity
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it's always been deviantsacred aspect of gender-nonconformity
They desperately need for there to be gorillions of totally real and authentic troons throughout all of history, because otherwise their "born this way" narrative falls apart, and normal people naturally question why suddenly this Current Thing that didn't exist ten years ago is absolutely everywhere.I honestly don't mind when trannies try to cope by saying "This king was gay and transgender!" because almost always upon looking further into it, it's obvious that it was a perverse fetish that whatever historical figure they're talking about had, and just makes troons today look all the more worse.
"In 1966, the press didn't like to report on 'uncomfortable' subjects." YES they did. Tabloids were thriving, the more lurid and sensational news the better. And since the trannydrag segment were on the lowest rungs of society there was little compunction about reporting when they were disruptive. "Queen Bees Stinging Mad at Police Raid!" were headlines. Police raids on gay bars were actually, authentically shitty. But newspapers didn't shy away from colorful stories where men in boas made a ruckus and clashed with cops.
it's always been deviant
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It's generally true since they had a terms for it like "love of Kukai" (IIRC) which was because a famous monk named Kukai supposedly had homosexual relations with his followers. There was also a long tradition of equating the "beauty of young men" to women which certainly crossed into actual homosexuality at times. And they also later sold literal gay porn right alongside normal porn (or what passed for normal porn, this was the same genre which gave us the earliest tentacle porn).Knowing a little bit about Japanese history, how true is the historical faggotry which allegedly existed in their culture?
That article is a strawman argument since actual scholars will point to the many reports of Indians being described as "sodomites wearing women's clothing" and such in Spanish reports, or more modern 20th century anthropology which also points to men dressed as women who were married to men. The old term for it was "berdache"--the term "two-spirit" is very much new though and IMO only makes sense as a general classifier for crossdressing Indians who acted as women. Of course, the problem here is that two-spirits were almost always homosexuals who took the submissive role and existed because the Indian worldview had to fit everything neatly into boxes, and a dude who takes it up the ass from another dude didn't make sense, so logically he was a woman and should live as one. Some of these men were bisexual too, since some "two-spirits" later stopped wearing women's clothing and went back to being men.Any thoughts about this debunking of "two-spirit" by a TERF publication?
Since actual scholars will point to the many reports of Indians being described as "sodomites wearing women's clothing" and such in Spanish reports, or more modern 20th century anthropology which also points to men dressed as women who were married to men. The old term for it was "berdache"--the term "two-spirit" is very much new though and IMO only makes sense as a general classifier for crossdressing Indians who acted as women. Of course, the problem here is that two-spirits were almost always homosexuals who took the submissive role and existed because the Indian worldview had to fit everything neatly into boxes, and a dude who takes it up the ass from another dude didn't make sense, so logically he was a woman and should live as one. Some of these men were bisexual too, since some "two-spirits" later stopped wearing women's clothing and went back to being men.
Incidentally, there is to my knowledge almost no actual evidence of Indian woman who lived as men so FtM "two-spirits" are pulling it out their ass. The closest were some tribes where sometimes certain women partook in men's activities like hunting and wore men's clothes, but they were never called men and usually married men. Doesn't stop them from trying though.
There is also the related phenomenon of channels like Alexander Avila (formerly Are They Gay) and Lily Simpson claiming that [insert fictional character] is gay/trans or whatever, but I'm not sure if those count as historical revisionism.
Susan Stryker, whom they use to as the “reference”, is a tranny professor of queer and women’s studies at University of Arizona and is obsessed with trans shit.There's an extremely strange Wikipedia article on a "supposed" riot in response to "the violent and constant police harassment of drag queens and trans people". It's called Compton's Cafeteria riot.
If you check the sourcing, almost all of it goes back to a single source, a documentary from 2005, or sources that are circular back to the documentary
Burning down a newsstand didn't even get a single line mentioned in police reports? Vague date? A couple of others on the talk page had the same questions I had, but they were quickly shut down. There was a picketing of the restaurant in July 1966 which was documented, it seems odd a violent follow-up wasn't.
Look at this response to someone questioning the legitimacy of the article
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Those people are insane.
There's something about the troonshine in Tuscon, isn't there?Susan Stryker, whom they use to as the “reference”, is a tranny professor of queer and women’s studies at University of Arizona and is obsessed with trans shit.
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He’s even got that classic creepy AGP smirk.
Susan Stryker, whom they use to as the “reference”, is a tranny professor of queer and women’s studies at University of Arizona and is obsessed with trans shit.
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He’s even got that classic creepy AGP smirk.
National socialists hated homos so much they would rather create mass rape camps with slavs, who they saw as animals, than entertain the possibility of faggotry spreading in the military. Even creating a special departament for combating homosexuality too.Man in the highcastle season 3, like 5 characters in the mid 1950's were suddenly gay after never being shown that way before in the series, along with apparent Nazi BDSM sex parties where apparently everyone was bi. Why the fuck would anybody believe that's realistic.
It almost invariably amounts to "here's what we're going to call men who are insufficiently masculine so other men can hatefuck them in grotesque and often dehumanizing ways without being called a faggot - usually in exchange for some exceedingly meagre payment". So stunning and brave.Meant to put this in my last reply, but it really should be obvious to trannies and TRA’s that all the examples of there being a “third gender” in these cultures are reserved for effeminate men, never women. Depending on the culture, effeminate men were either respected enough to be shamans like in some Native American societies, or they were seen as “failed men” and an insult to the male sex, so a “third/ambiguous” gender was created just for them. It’s a dehumanizing practice because it asserts that you have to act a certain way to be considered male, and it establishes women as being below men. You’d think in the 21st century people would want to move away from these practices, but instead leftists see it as political fodder to stick it to white people for “upholding a gender binary” and to fulfill a disgusting LARP.
It is important to look past our definition of sacred as mere “holy.” Typically, the sacred is that which is “set apart for sacrifice.” In the religions of antiquity, there were certain sacred figures who were to be set apart to practice actions forbidden or taboo among others, including sex acts. I’ll research it later, but there was a whole group of Babylonian priests who, in their worship a particular goddess, were set apart and only allowed to receive anal sex. (The first example of gay4pay in history???)it's always been deviant
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They deliberately try to minimize Money's involvement in troonism as being limited to the Reimer case, however, the truth is much different:John Money