> So saying “I oppose this ideology” comes across as “I oppose the existence of people who aren’t their assigned at birth gender”, given that those people do ex

> So saying “I oppose this ideology” comes across as “I oppose the existence of people who aren’t their assigned at birth gender”, given that those people do exist you can see how people might find your statement offensive. I'd very kindly like to offer an alternative explanation than your interpretation. People who don't want their kids exposed to this ideology don't necessarily want trans people to not exist, they might just not want that outcome to be more likely for their own child. You can support the rights of people to do whatever they want with their own bodies and still think it's one of the least optimal life decision one can make.