[ SECRET POST #2325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2325 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 1 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

Re: It's not the issues that are the problem

[nyxelestia]

If I am trans, I have internalized transphobia or am simply a bad transwoman for daring to put myself in someone else's shoes, and therefore have no right to speak on this issue.

If I'm not, then I am privileged and arrogant for daring to listen to everyone's experiences on this issue instead of only trans people's side of the story and for extrapolating based on what I heard and my own parallel experiences, and therefore have no right to speak.

Either way, you will most likely insist I have no right to speak on this issue, and either way, I will continue to speak on this issue.

So you know what? You decide.

Re: It's not the issues that are the problem

[(Anonymous)]

the reason I am asking is because you are speaking OVER trans* people

if you are trans* yourself you have that right as it is your place to speak as well

if you are not trans* you are doing the same thing you bemoan those horrid SJWs for doing - talking over the people actually experiencing the thing you are intellectually waxing over

so yeah it really does make a difference

Re: It's not the issues that are the problem

[(Anonymous)]

She's not debating trans issues. She's debating pragmatism and empathy and their greater effectiveness than wrath in furthering progressive causes. She's discussing effective tactics of spreading progressive ideas. It's very clear that on that she's eminently more qualified to speak than most of the anons in the thread. It would benefit you to turn off the predictive text in your head and listen to what she's actually saying.

Re: It's not the issues that are the problem

[nyxelestia]

Except I'm not talking about something that is just a trans issue. The example we've been using is a trans-specific situation, but the issue over all affects a plethora of intersecting minority demographics. The same problem I'm talking about - the harassment, the bullying, the relentless back and forth pejoratives - happens in relation to sex, gender, race, religion, homosexuality, etc.

There are extremely few, if any, people who are a part of ALL the groups that experience oppression, even here in fandom. And yet everyone is speaking on pretty much the same subject.