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>Clearly, it's not about protecting children, women, and the elderly. It's about shaming a minority into submission since we've been making gains in terms of th
by yompers888 11y ago
>Clearly, it's not about protecting children, women, and the elderly. It's about shaming a minority into submission since we've been making gains in terms of the national discussion.
It would be fruitless for me to speculate on the particular aversion you mention to transsexuals, but in general you'll gain a better understanding by looking for a motivation other than malice; that's seldom the explanation. The real rationale may be short-sighted, ignorant, wildly unfair, and unlikely to be advanced by the outlandish actions taken, but nonetheless there is some underlying thought process, and most people care far too much about themselves to go out significantly out of their ways to deliberately do harm to others.
- norea-armozel 11y agoThe fact of the matter is they are open about their malice. Search on Youtube for the South Dakota senator's remarks in response to someone's skepticism of his bathroom bill. He basically states that trans people are effectively bad or broken people. If he's saying that sort of bunk then there's no room for debate for him, he's made his mind up. For me, talking to or trying to compromise with these kinds of people is like compromising with a robber: he's still gonna steal your stuff even if he doesn't beat you up or kill you.