Is it possible to create a fictional story in which trans characters exist without Christians or right-wingers being offended?

[Anonymous]

They say that the problem is not the existence of minorities, but the ideology behind them, but is this true? What is the probability of associating a trans character with something ideological even if there is no ideology in the character?

I can only imagine Christians and right-wingers not complaining about a story with a trans protagonist if the story is about a trans person who met Jesus and regretted being trans and after meeting Jesus also decided to become right-wing and fight left-wing trans people.

[Syntosi]

Sure its possible. They dont have a moral fiber in their body so they only attack those that are convenient for them at the time. For example in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 (I think) they changed a character from this:

To this:

And the right wing lost their marbles and accused the movie of being woke.. for approximately 5 minutes until they switched target to another movie and suddenly Guardians of the Galaxy was anti-woke again (because they liked the movie or something, I dont know).

Point is they dont actually have any consistency and everything is relative. Its not really about how you write the character or the story but rather the circumstances surrounding the media. If the right wing can either use it for their own gain or if there is a bigger target at the time then you are fine, otherwise they will go as far as to manufacture outrage just to have something to hate even if its a lie.

[Kaneki05]

Not really that's why you just ignore they exist.
When writing a story one should forgot about political ideology because if one is not willing to read it because it don't align with their views that's on them not you.

[Klandestina]

Omg that's so annoying isn't it? I'd say the best thing is for you is to move somewhere in the middle east, then start writing your little story with the trans protagonist slaying it with the "woke" power. Then publish it yay!

[Asker]

Eh... thanks for the suggestion, I'll think about it with care and love. And my question... won't you answer? When creating a story with a trans protagonist, would right-wingers and Christians call it woke even if the story wasn't ideologically left-wing?

[strateguy632]

oh please disney did plenty of those. a film with a guy coming out.

a tv series with cyrus coming out.

the problem was ducktales with gay dads "my husband" t shirts, should not have sexual messages to minors.

but we/ Christians are not the ones with cancel culture. the other religions... well you know how they feel about such stuff

and the left is the one with cancel culture they get offended over stupid stuff.

[Sasahara]

Hourou Musuko exists, its a great manga about a tranny who realize he likes to wear dresses and wants to be a girl. I have not seen any Christian or Right-wingers being offended about it. So yes its possible to create a story about trannies without offending them.

[Asker]

Hum interesting. I didn't know this story. Do you have any example of a famous Western story with trans characters that didn't anger Christians? I want to research more about them.

[Sasahara]

I don’t know how famous it is, but maybe you can check out the movie Tomboy. Its from 2011.

[normalice]

Not on earth unless you're writing it in the distant future when religion has ceased and we have fully automated our food and energy supply (and so on) so no one has to be right wing to compete for them.

[Knightwatch27]

Yes because it's totally us who are always offended at everything and have created an entire cultish movement around being offended called "wokeism". Oh wait, that's the left.

[Asker]

I mean... right-wingers call anything woke now, so it doesn't matter what the left does or creates. Netflix recently released a new ORIGINAL series in which many right-wing comments were calling the series woke. I watched it and there was no woke ideology in the series, so I was unsure about what they thought was woke and came to the conclusion that it was because the protagonists are black. In the trailer for the film "Quiet place day one" many comments were calling the story woke. I watched the film in the cinema and I didn't see any woke ideology (in fact, they stay silent for 80% of the film hahahah) it turns out that one of the protagonists is black, which makes total sense since the film takes place in the USA and black people exist in the USA. I can give a lot of examples, but I don't want to write too much. If black characters are enough to bother, then how does it work with trans characters?

[Sasahara]

Asker, they do not call anything woke. Emphazise on the word anything. They call some things woke.

[Asker]

@Sasahara My mistake, I'm sorry. I will correct myself. Christians don't call everything woke, but they call things that aren't woke sometimes woke.

[Knightwatch27]

Oh, lol, it's you again. I remember you now. You've literally asked the exact same question before and we've had the exact same debate. You're clearly obsessed with this when right wingers and Christians aren't. We're just denouncing nonsense we see and move on. It's you lot who can't live in a world were people disagree with you.

[Sasahara]

@knightwatch27 If its him he made a new account. At the top of this question its says this is his first question.

[Knightwatch27]

@Sasahara I remember having had this exact discussion not too long ago phrased over this exact topic, him wanting to "write stories with gays and trans people without right wingers being offended". I highly doubt it's a separate individual, the likeness is too specific.

[Asker]

I don't see any problem with the question. What is the problem?

[Asker]

I'm not that guy and I don't know what you're talking about. I still don't understand why this is important... What's wrong with the question?

[Sasahara]

@knightwatch27 I have had very similar conversations with some anon dude too, just pointing out that if its him, he made a new account. From memory, if its him, he wants to write about trannies, lesbians, African gods and strong women. And if you use an example of a leftist not liking something he starts fishing for you to say something bad about the Right too.

[Knightwatch27]

@Sasahara Which seems to mirror the M. O. of our friend here very well. You know what, let us simply not feed the troll. He has no sensible points to make anyway.

[Dargil]

Sure. We just won't read it. There's other "literature" I won't read, too.

[Agape93]

Nope