Do you sometimes the LGBTQ community goes too far? Do you support the community itself, or the people in it, or both?

[BumbleStix]

[Anonymous]

Generally speaking - of course I support the community. I support people living their life without having to fear getting hurt, discriminated or in the worst case, killed. I like women myself, but I suppose I'm more male-leaning and hence, wouldn't necessarily consider myself as a member of the LGBTQ+. I want them to be treated with decency and politeness, not hostility.

With that being said, there seems to be a new trend of rising LGBTQ+ activists who sound like they're from an entirely different planet. Because these are the loudest people, you will mostly hear about them and their unreasonable bullshit. For some reason, I've mostly seen this among members of the trans-community, compared to the rest of the rainbow. We've come such a long way until society finally "tolerated" (bc some still don't accept it) that sexuality isn't a choice, for an example. You can't change to whom you're attracted to. So why do we have Trans-Activists on tiktok being mad that not all straight and homosexual folks would date a trans person?

There also seems to be some sort of accidental re-enforcing of gender norms going on. We've spent so many decades breaking them so people can just be themselves. And now, a feminine man or boy is rather considered trans than still a man, and that also applies to masculine women. Your 2 y/o toddler can't tell you if they are trans. They haven't even gained the consciousness of a self-aware person in a society yet, not in the same way an older kid has. They change their minds every week. If they say they are a different gender, just say okay and let them wing it. Maybe it turns out to be true, maybe it doesn't. Don't go off the rails like "ohh they're trans!!" and alter their entire lifestyle to raise them as the gender of the week.

I think the biggest thing I take issue with is that you can't criticize the community as a whole, especially the T-part. Just as everyone else, it isn't perfect. It's supposed to offer support and company to their members, but they fight in their own rows as well - everyone who has genuine constructive criticism to offer. Just because someone disagrees with you on something, it isn't x-phobic just because you happen to be x. If I call you an asshole, that's because you have a nasty personality. Many people don't feel hate for the LGBTQ community, but they do value reasonable actions and ways of thinking.

[Lliam]

Just like other movements, it has gone way too far. A minority of radicals jumped the shark, just as the minority of bitter, misandrist, radical feminists made the women's liberation movement look bad and put crazy ideas in some people's heads.

I used to support LGBT rights. I campaigned for gay marriage.
But then weirdos started adding alphabet letters like QIA+++. Then schools started indoctrinating young children into LGBTQ sexuality, making it sound cool and perfectly normal, even desirable.

The activists weren't just interested in rights, they wanted to aggressively attack heterosexuality, women, children, and society.

I am strongly opposed to indoctrinating children and advocating for sadistic mutilation and sterilization.

I strongly oppose allowing biological men to compete in women's athletic competitions and beauty pageants, and to have access to women's only facilities.

I am opposed to gender neutral language like "birthing parent" and "menstruating person" that attempt to delete the idea of womanhood.

So my attitude evolved. I have no problem with LGB. But I'm done with trans. I no longer think it is a thing. I won't dignify the idea by using the terms "trans" or even sexual dysphoria. I just call it mental illness. I won't normalize or accept it.

There is no such thing as "cis"gender. There are only two genders.

I know a man and a woman who "transitioned" in adulthood. They are both low key and don't advertise their birth genders. They are both cool people and just try to blend in. I have no problem with them.

I understand that the man regrets his decision. He didn't achieve the promised outcome. He's not a woman and is now neuter. He experiences pain, infections, heath problems and has to take expensive drugs for the rest of his life.

The medical, pharma and psychiatric industries strongly advocate for the idea of "transgenderism", but I don't think their goal is to help anyone. They are just in it for the money.

I think there are other people (globalists and eugenicists) who advocate for "transgenderism", too, for cynical reasons. I think they organize events and protests and hire actors.

I don't think there are enough people with genuine gender dysphoria to influence government, business, academia, entertainment and sports, or to demonstrate in such large numbers. After all, even most LGBT people oppose this shit.

Only people with unimaginable wealth, power and influence could turn such thing into a social engineering project and force it on people.

[MrOracle]

Exactly.

No one cares if adults want same-sex relationships - you do you.

But the big push recently is to FORCE transgenderism and identity politics onto CHILDREN, and even gays and lesbians mostly think that it's too far. I have gay and lesbian friends, and quite a few clients. None of them support that crap. They supported ADULTS being able to transition, but even they recognize that going after children is WAY too far.

Quite literally, they are causing such blowback that gays and lesbians - who FAR outnumber trans people, will have their privileges reduced and restricted as a result.

Make no mistake: this is all being done by ultra-wealthy elites, who are doing their very best to divide and conquer, and who believe that they need to reduce the population of the planet by 15/16ths (they figure they only need about half a billion people to work to maintain their opulent lifestyles, and everyone else has no reason to be alive). They are intentionally pitting people against each other, in an attempt to reduce the population. It's the same reason they are funding political campaigns for governors, mayors, DAs, sheriffs, police chiefs, and others who refuse to enforce laws against career criminals (though they'll happily enforce them against the middle class): they WANT society to be destroyed, the middle class in particular. They don't want to be elites, they want to be dictators - kings - and everyone else to be powerless peasants. That's why society is under attack from 90 different vectors.

[Lliam]

@MrOracle. Wow! You are one of the few who has a solid grasp on what we are facing. I tip my hat in respect.

[jshm2]

Why else do you think it was historically opposed, even violently?

These people are like weeds, they cannot HELP themselves, and will just take more and more until there is nothing left. Then they will come after you and want what's yours.

[Spongebobssocks]

It's a very toxic movement so I don't support the movement. However I happily treat people equally and I am friends with people who are within LGBT but they never associate themself with that group. They just mind their own business with that stuff and they dont make it into their whole personality.

So I can be friends with some people that are bisexual, asexual etc. I want everyone to be happy. Even if I dont agree with everything.:)

[menina]

Why are they going too far? For being themselves and living their lives freely? 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️ No, I don't think they're going too far. In fact, I think they should have more rights and be treated like human beings.
I support both. They shouldn't have to go through to so much hatred, violence and discrimination. They're people just like everyone else.

[catarecute]

in our society nothing ever happens that is not directly related to money one way or another. its up to you to figure if this could be beneficial financially to someone and if yes how. if its not than what harm is it?

[Elpedro74]

I don’t know what you mean by support I don’t “support” them but I don’t dislike them I just treat them like ordinary people which they are but I think sometimes they take their ideas and take it a step too far

[A_Bell]

I used to, but frankly the trans stuff with children has turned my stomach.

[Berethor]

I only support bisexual women, don't care about the rest of the LGBTQ, they nothing to me.

[slatyb]

Too far? How? Mostly the people who go too far are entitled heterosexual men.

[DextroShade]

I support the LGB but all the letters after that are just delusional deranged narcissists who we would be better off without.

[noohair]

I do not support fanatics from any group.

[Anonymous]

I used to.