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One of the questions that arise is - is it really a political action? For me, it looks like a pretty easy and obviously also quite effective way of taking over
by CLPadvocate 2y ago
One of the questions that arise is - is it really a political action? For me, it looks like a pretty easy and obviously also quite effective way of taking over a project.
- znpy 2y agoOf course it's a project take over, the politics are most likely just a tool used for somebody's personal ego's affirmation. They could have just forked the project and continued happily without much fuss, but that would bring no power play. It's weird to me how people can't see the fascistoid methodology being played out in the open though: if you don't bend to our ideology we'll ostracize you and we will "get rid" of you one way or another. I think there are a bunch of psycopaths that are abusing the trans right movement for personal gains, and are most likely bringing more harm than good to transgender people. It's so much hate in the name of what, exactly ?
- CLPadvocate 2y agoI mean, if i were an anti-trans, it would be actually the perfect tool - you harm the reputation of trans/lgbtq+ people by being abusive in their name and also get personal benefits by removing opponents from "your" project. win-win.