This gave me an aha moment. It's really just an attempt at legislating mortality. But I need to ponder that. >And when you get it wrong, correct yourself. Thi

This gave me an aha moment. It's really just an attempt at legislating mortality. But I need to ponder that. >And when you get it wrong, correct yourself. This is where I strongly disagree. At most, the compromise is to keep it ambiguous. Otherwise you're putting your personal belief system over mine, and expecting me to modify my outward behavior to accommodate your beliefs (and by defying my own). Whereas my beliefs would require no outward change in behavior on your part, let alone one that you might find internally immoral. You would just have to be tolerant. Re: the racist thing. The technical definition doesn't fit the applied use of the term. Most people the left labels racist are at most apathetic, if you leave them out of it. And I don't mean forcing them to treat everyone equally. I mean being accused of racism if you don't actively support whatever political agenda is the flavor of the week. It's the same forced participation that draws the comparison. And it's counter productive because it fosters resentment. >they oppose the normalisation of others This has become some sort of fetishisation, 99% of people being called racist want normalisation through assimilation. There's no personal grudge because a person is different. It's the special treatment being demanded that people have a problem with. >But transgender people just want to be themselves, not hurt anyone, and not get hurt by anyone. By demanding that others go against these same principles.