Now we’re getting, apparently “we’ve always had this discussion [and everyone else has always agreed with us do what’s wrong with you?”] and “respectful debate means agreeing with everything we say”]
If you’re on Facebook, have a look at the “labour trans equality” page for examples.
I just had my comment deleted by The Times newspaper for mentioning avoiding marks and Spencer workers with pronoun badges. It’s political - why would I not avoid when this stuff just sucks my life force out leaving me feeling depleted. I don’t know how you keep your energy up on this
I think you’re right. Continuing to demand clarity is the way to go. And it’s always interesting the effect doing that has. It seems to instantly enrage a lot of trans activists. Mind you I tried to read Judith Butler recently, and if that’s the bible then no wonder these people are confused 🙂
Butler is a bunko-booth shyster. Anyone who reads her mumbo-jumbo, and buys it, thereby reveals they had a pre-existing psychosexual weakness for a narrative like hers, and not enough of a critical rudder to resist the temptation. Husserl's brackets were meant to be a temporary bodge, not permission to ignore material reality completely.
Thank you for this.
Yes: the “no debate” era is over, thank goodness.
Now we’re getting, apparently “we’ve always had this discussion [and everyone else has always agreed with us do what’s wrong with you?”] and “respectful debate means agreeing with everything we say”]
If you’re on Facebook, have a look at the “labour trans equality” page for examples.
Great observations, thanks Sarah
Thank you.
Don’t understand how any of this is relevant to rights, workplaces etc/+
I don't think it is. But the forced teaming with LGB is making others think that it is.
I just had my comment deleted by The Times newspaper for mentioning avoiding marks and Spencer workers with pronoun badges. It’s political - why would I not avoid when this stuff just sucks my life force out leaving me feeling depleted. I don’t know how you keep your energy up on this
I think you’re right. Continuing to demand clarity is the way to go. And it’s always interesting the effect doing that has. It seems to instantly enrage a lot of trans activists. Mind you I tried to read Judith Butler recently, and if that’s the bible then no wonder these people are confused 🙂
Butler is a bunko-booth shyster. Anyone who reads her mumbo-jumbo, and buys it, thereby reveals they had a pre-existing psychosexual weakness for a narrative like hers, and not enough of a critical rudder to resist the temptation. Husserl's brackets were meant to be a temporary bodge, not permission to ignore material reality completely.