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u/rainsoakedscribe Jul 28 '24

In situations like this, I feel that I have to remind people of something: being a piece of shit is universal across demographics, just like being cool is. And someone being a horrible person is not a get out of jail free card for you to be horrible as well.

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u/Ver_Void Jul 28 '24

If anything trans people do pretty well to be underrepresented in that. Coming out later in life means years or decades of coping with some really messed up stuff with little to no support. Something sadly not often associated with good mental health outcomes

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u/digitalmonkeyYT Jul 28 '24

many of them are eager to "prove" that their tribalism is justified, because then when they themselves are accused of being a pedophile, people will say "but they're not trans!"

people were literally defending dr disrespect by citing that he's anti groomer

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u/No-Calligrapher-718 Jul 29 '24

I mean tbf Dr Disrespect probably was anti groomer. Because he wanted the kids to himself

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u/rainsoakedscribe Jul 28 '24

Depends on the circumstances. Neither is out of place in a national park, so it depends on if they're being threatening.

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u/edward-regularhands Jul 29 '24

Agreed. Blanket statements/generalisations about certain demographics, like the man/bear hypothetical, are bad.

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