Trans Karen tries to prove you wrong

I like how they do the internet equivalent of rolling around the floor, kicking and screaming whenever anyone even questions the logic of some of their claims..

Yeah, they are like "MISGENDERING ME IS LITERALLY MURDER! STOP KILLING ME YOU NAZI BIGOT REEEEEE!!!!!" You won't prove you're not mentally ill but acting like it. They think 'misgendering' is violence but they like to inflict actual violence on any anyone the disagree with.

that guy got mad hahahaha

As a Leftist, these people just harm the Trans rights movement and make it look bad by overreacting. Sometimes the people who act the most poorly are misunderstood as being representative of the entire group which is definitely not the case as most Trans people are perfectly fine people.

Agreed, just to be clear, I do not wish any ill will towards anyone LGBTQ+ . What I can't stand is people who act like insufferable petulant child sjw snowflakes. They like act their LGBTQ+ 'identity' is everything about their personality and they also use it as an excuse to lash out at people and push a toxic divisive political agenda, calling everyone who doesn't agree with them horrible things such as "bigot", "fascist" and "nazi". Those sjws should really watch what they are saying, the Nazis were some of the most horrible, evil, twisted, sadistic people in history who inflicted the most horrific human rights abuses on the innocent. I mean really? Sjws think a person who says something they disagree with is the equivalent of some of the most evil people in history? I do have basic courtesy to say a person's preferred pronouns but I think sjws are really full of shit when they act like not saying pronouns is an act of 'violence', those people need to grow up and realize that hearing something they don't like is not a "violence", they are being f**king retarded snowflakes. Also, some of them make up a bunch of 'neopronouns' and 'genders', bigender, trigender, non-binary, xe/xer/xim? I mean that doesn't make sense to me, what's that all about? I do know that some LGBT people were mistreated by their family or friends being gay or trans and I legitimately feel sorry for them but when they lash out at people who didn't do any harm to them, they lose my sympathy.

Fair. This is probably one of the better responses I have seen on here. You don’t hate them and you act respectable towards them (something that not everyone can say) but you dislike when some of them overreact. Makes sense to me. Regardless of the group, you will always find people who overreact and use buzzwords.

More often than not, it does seem to me that many LGBT people do overreact and act like sjws, not all of them of course but the ones I usually hear of are insufferable sjws, I mean, have you seen their protests of them act acting overly outrage by any trivial issue such as Dave Chappelle or JK Rowling or even Sam Elliott commenting on the movie The Power of The Dog. It is true that even some on the right use buzzwords, I've had some right-wingers call me a communist just because I support worker's rights and a living wage even though I don't adhere to extremist ideologies like Marxism or even democratic socialism but I usually hear about leftist sjws call everyone they don't agree with "nazi", "fascist", "hitler", "racist", "homophobe", etc. Even though I am sick of insufferable sjws, I legitimately have compassion for those who are mistreated for being gay. My mom knew a man named Michael. Michael is gay and was mistreated as a kid by his homophobic catholic parents. My mom is also a catholic but she was never shitty to Michael or any gay person but even though she loved him like a brother, he was shitty to her just for being a catholic. And another thing about Michael that I find hypocritical, he would shit on my mom for being catholic all the time but when my mom would merely disagree with certain things in the LGBT movement (such as public nudity at pride parades) he would cry homophobia as if my mom was being a bigot to him like his parents were.

Hmmm. Touching on this Micheal fellow and his generalisations, our experiences shape our views of other people even if those views are not always true and shaped from exceptionally poor experiences that flood out the more positive views that could be created. We tend to generalise too much in general and this is not exclusive to one side of the spectrum. It's like how people stereotype all Black people as criminals when in reality, most are respectable and normal people. And while I do disagree with Dave Chappelle and JK Rowling, it's not like they are creating full on anti-Trans manifestos and organising hate rallies so protests are a tad excessive but I do believe that discriminatory viewpoints shouldn't be glorified.

We definitely shouldn't make gross generalizations about anyone in any context. Also when sjw gays hear about anything or anyone they disagree such as Dave Chappelle or JK Rowling, literally seem to act like they are victims of oppression like an anti-LGBT hate crime just happened to them and they even seem to act like they live in an a society that doesn't accept LGBT people. They should get over it, the west is not anti-LGBT we are always reminded to not be homophobic, the law protects the rights of LGBT people, we even have a whole month that celebrates LGBT. The west is all that so I don't understand what some LGBT are bellyaching about. Also, if you hear an anti-LGBT opinion you disagree with, you can always ignore what you disagree with, move on with your life and live your own life and do your own thing as you please. Some homophobe saying their opinion doesn't in any way affect your own life. Middle Eastern and African countries are societies that don't allow LGBT to have rights, you don't merely hear homophobic opinions, they are homophobic societies that don't accept LGBT people and the government denies LGBT people their right to live their own life and do their own thing. I think sjws should stop complaining about their fake victim complexes in the west and care about LGBT people that don't actually have rights like they do.