Free South Califas wrote:There isn't a single swear word in Bottle's reply to you.The Daktanese Technocracy wrote:Ah. Well, that's still confusing, but I guess good enough considering the circumstances. Thanks for not cussing me out like everyone else in the thread. : PI'd find a picture of a scarecrow, but at this point I don't think there's any point in telling people to deal with the actual bigots instead of going after me, whom never said half the stuff you're complaining about. Keep ranting, if it makes you feel okay.
Your arguments are such that they would easily qualify you to be 'dealt with' by these 'people'. Your argument is akin to "Well, what was she wearing, out so late on a Saturday?".Zweite Alaje wrote:
I never implied that they were. I'm stating that it isn't an acceptable way of thinking, we shouldn't feed into people's whims of some identity conjured up in their heads.
Pray tell, what danger awaits if we accept the 'way of thinking' that other people simply refer to as being mature, rational, open to scientific discovery...?Zweite Alaje wrote:
It doesn't matter, it is the same nonetheless. Whether is genetic, mental, whatever, it is an anomaly that must not be permitted onto the stage of what is perceived as "perfectly normal" or "ok".
Why not?The Truth and Light wrote:I am confused. You admit to have total, ridiculously complete ignorance to how transgender psychology works. You don't know where it comes from, you don't know how they think, you don't know what causes it, common traits, chemical affects, or anything else that is possible used in clinical psychology to classify, understand, and analyze personality types, trauma, disorders, or anything like that.
And despite your ignorance, despite your lack of knowledge on the subject and apparent lack of experience interacting with transgender people, you go ahead and say, "FUCK ALL YALL" to the scientific, psychiatric, neuroscientific, genetic, and transgender communities. And what do you go with? "Oh it's just not common, so it's can't be considered good."
You have committed the worst, most disgusting genetic fallacy I have ever seen.
Welcome to Alaje. Fascistic ideas, or semblances thereof, are par for the course.If a neat, concise, well-reviewed, broadly-supported set of facts, which are obviously supported by visible effects in public health like a decrease in suicidality (in this case), is difficult for you to accept and seems "not grounded in" your "reality", it's probably your logic that's broken. It's as true for the topic at hand as it would be for gravity, seat belts, natural selection, drunk driving, or anything else that is currently accepted by scientific consensus.Zweite Alaje wrote:
My reasoning isn't so much about it being "uncommon" as it is about it being illogical and not grounded in reality, no person in their right mind thinks or wants to be what they are not.Medicine and therapy are available and encouraged for transsexual people, by the exact people whose acceptance of science you consider "dangerous".
Ostracize, no, that's not what I'm going for. All the disorders you listed are just that, disorders, anomalies, that are not normal and we shouldn't tell people with them they are normal. What do we do with people with illnesses? We treat them, medicine and therapy.
Um, no.
That's not a rebuttal.
1.) There is nothing rational about transexuality
2.) Back to number one, people start believing in irrational "identities", it is already happening as evidenced by how many people here are blind to it.
3.) Yes, I'm pretty much quasi-fascist at this point in my ideological development, I'm very likely to remain that way.
4.) Transexuality's link to high suicide rates only helps my arguement that it shouldn't be normalized.
5.) No, they don't provide them therapy. They tell them they're "ok" and pat them on the back on their way to get SRS.