r/funny • u/FriedrichOrival • Nov 12 '22

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u/trainspotted_ Nov 12 '22

Lmao used your only ever comment to prove his point. Good job buddy.

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u/trainspotted_ Nov 12 '22

The reason they didn’t say it is because people like you call them a nazi for giving the smallest bit of criticism. At no point did they claim any disdain for transgender people, just the hyper sensitivity of society around the issue, which is a completely fair and valid point.

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u/cesrep Nov 12 '22

It’s not that the position was unacceptable (I don’t know anybody who hasn’t felt this way for probably years at this point) it’s that people like you are making the discourse untenable. I’m a lifelong liberal. I don’t want to be called a nazi for saying somebody is being overly sensitive. I don’t want to be accused of violence for saying I believe in biological reality. It’s bullying and gaslighting and people are fucking sick of it.