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In what universe is that not a winning strategy? Women-as-victim-class persuades the feelings of many men. Why, after 2,000 years of no actual democracy and no franchise, that all women got the right to vote within less than 50 years of all men having the right to vote? Because women asked men.How would you get men to care about trans issues? It's no secret most of the rabidly anti-trans people out there are actual women. This subforum was under the salon up until recently after all.
The whole debate is mostly centered around women and the effects on them. I hate to break it to anyone who isn't aware, but that's not a winning strategy for getting men to care.
The problem is, it really fucking does.As a man I can tell you we're told to care about so many issues using similar arguments that most of us don't end up giving a shit.
The easiest route would be to focus on how trans acceptance can negatively affect men. Problem is, it doesn't really.
They're not. I'm a men's rights advocate but I'm sure the FUCK not a trans rights advocate.What's talked about a lot here (or was) is how TRA are basically MRA
That's absurd. Conservative men are fare more likely to be anti-trans than liberal, leftist men.and that many trans women will talk about their pasts as incels and MRA types online before becoming trans - a lot of the goals of trans rights are also beneficial to conservative men (silencing women politically, making it harder for women to participate in public life - the 'urine leash' was a problem tying women to the home before access to public bathrooms, women's political representation is taken by trans, sporting awards etc)
Asked. Right, because all the women for hundreds of years before that were just too stupid to ask. I'm not going to bother responding to rest of it because you literally haven't understood what I said.women asked men.
All the women for hundreds of years before that didn't ask for the franchise because men didn't have the franchise either.Asked. Right, because all the women for hundreds of years before that
You don't understand the history of the franchise and you obviously don't understand men's rights advocates, trans rights advocates, or conservative men for you to have typed what you typed.were just too stupid to ask. I'm not going to bother responding to rest of it because you literally haven't understood what I said.
I went off on a bit of a tangent here, but to play devil's advocate, the strongest argument I've seen for surgical intervention is for matters of the tranny's personal safety, i.e. not getting jumped by a gaggle of "youths" while walking around the city at night for being an obvious man in a dress. But even this stance is debatable for several reasons:Ver archivo adjunto 7526189
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From Charles Mackay and later paraphrased by Sting:Question: At what moment did you think regular people went "Enough is enough"? We all know they weren't fully comfortable with troons, drag queens, etc. I always felt like it was between trooning out children and the kid shows was when it started brewing, but troons in women sports was what really pushed it.
There wasn't a single moment. There was a whole lot of seething under the surface about having to accept this crap because they knew it was wrong, they just didn't have the vocabulary or the mental acuity to establish the what, or how to articulate it. Easy to understand that, I mean, it's all frog-boiling, really. Acceptance is good, right? We should be able to accept people that are different if we are good people.
- Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.
Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds (1841)
It's not possible for a stinkditch to ever pass as a real vagina. Visually, maybe: once you get your dick in there, no way. I've never fucked a tranny but I've read accounts from men (and lesbians) who have had that unfortunate experience. A stinkditch doesn't clench, doesn't self-lubricate, it's just there. It's a wound between their legs, the only way anyone could ever be fooled by it is if they'd never fucked a woman before.What are you going to do when the poor sod you suckered into a relationship learns he's been sticking his dick in a surgically constructed crotch wound instead of a vagina and decides to beat you to death right then and there?
I've literally been told: "This isn't about logic, it's about people's lives" and "I don't care if it's illogical; nobody needs to justify their existence to you." What the fuck? Doesn't sound like a good foundation for long-term acceptance, frankly...TRAs counterpoint to this would be "Not everyone gets bottom surgery. Some trans people are perfectly ok with just taking HRT to affirm their gender. Other trans people choose to not pursue hormones and get gender affirming clothing." Honestly, if being a woman is how the individual sees themselves then shouldn't people use TRA's own logic against them and say "Well, the way I and most people see women is an adult human female and since trans women aren't female then I don't see them as women." Of course aside from the usual "You're a bigot" if you don't agree with this, I have noticed that TRAs resort to guilt tripping people by going "I don't care how little it makes sense! I don't want kids to kill themselves and if gender affirming care saves these kids lives then so be it." At this point, the TRA strategy now is guilt tripping people.
Sometime around the manufactured rise of Dylan Mulvaney, a marginally talented twink flamer, was given a Woman of the Year Award at a live ceremony, a special edition Bud Light can, and a sit-down interview with the president (keep in mind how hard it was to get an interview with POTATUS)... all within a year of trooning out. He released a memoir and a pop single.Question: At what moment did you think regular people went "Enough is enough"? We all know they weren't fully comfortable with troons, drag queens, etc. I always felt like it was between trooning out children and the kid shows was when it started brewing, but troons in women sports was what really pushed it.
Same way you get men to care about women's issues: Have women close to them voice their worries. Granted that doesn't work well for the terminally online with no female contact beyond their moms. You can also appeal to men at the logical level about how philosophically ridiculous things are. I'd wager most men I know aren't pro-trans, they're just mostly ambivalent, if pushed they'd clearly agree there's a difference between a trans-woman and a woman.How would you get men to care about trans issues?
This also works, but probably not on the more desperate types. For them you could probably emphasize that it's gay, and show them SRS imagery and make a point about them sticking their dick in another dudes dick. If that doesn't dissuade them, then let them goon in peace and fuck up their lives believing lies.By threatening them that if this shit is allowed to go on any further they will one day find themselves balls deep in some guy's rotpocket during a random hookup.
Question: At what moment did you think regular people went "Enough is enough"? We all know they weren't fully comfortable with troons, drag queens, etc. I always felt like it was between trooning out children and the kid shows was when it started brewing, but troons in women sports was what really pushed it.
Troons in women's sports is just so inherently unfair that even normal, non terminally online men have brought it up to me unprompted. It's this issue that's gotten so many people to say enough is enough. If they knew about transing kids it would have been that, but juvenile gender clinic appointments aren't televised. Sports are public and highly visible, and most normies care about them on some level. The basic principles of sportsmanship are something most men have firsthand experience with, and value inherently. Normie men who haven't heard anything else about trannies have heard about the sports issue, and they usually have a negative opinion on it.How would you get men to care about trans issues? It's no secret most of the rabidly anti-trans people out there are actual women. This subforum was under the salon up until recently after all.
These days discounting men without girlfriends, wives, or daughters is losing a significant portion of the population. Sad but true.Same way you get men to care about women's issues: Have women close to them voice their worries.
This, I think, is the most important thing to note. There is a lot of cultural excess that is involved in transgenderism. I think a lot of people understand that being trans is a luxury belief, in that, if you were in a third-world country (or maybe even struggling financially), you might see being trans might be a quirky little hobby for someone with the money and the kind of leisure time it takes to transition. But it only deserve the care and concern of a hobby, not a lifestyle, and certainly not something that the rest of us need to participate in.Obviously Dylan himself didn't cause the collapse in public support for troonery. But he was emblematic of how absurd the excesses had become: he is cartoonishly shallow in his commitment to 'girlhood' and embodies a litany of stereotypes of what people can't stand about troonery. And yet this person, before even living as a woman for a year, is being given marquee awards, interviewing the president, and being lavished with deals for books, music, and more? It was so downright fucking irritating that the right-wing successfully staged a revolt against Budweiser over the stupid beer can (a successful boycott is extremely rare) while progressives twiddled their thumbs and decided they'd allow that one to slide without hurling accusations of bigotry.
He wasn't the cause of mass peak-troonery. But he's symbolic of its cultural excesses. (*Cultural, as opposed to policy excesses or excesses of theory).
Lucky; sounds like you missed MonetizeYourCat and the "baeddel" movement in the early 2010s. You can still find crusty troons in Tumblr-adjacent spaces with "baeddel" in their userIDs, though.