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I know that there are a lot of trans people on hexbear, and I know their beliefs are sincere. What I don’t understand is how they square the fact that they would be brutally suppressed, r*****, tortured, murdered by the very groups/governments they unwaveringly love and support. It sickens me. Is it a manifestation of self-hatred? I just don’t get why they would degrade themselves like this.
i hate when libs post with one hand in their pants
All of these horrible countries want to kill all of their trans citizens (bad).
We should bomb them and kill all of their trans citizens (good).
When an egg is cracked from within it is new life bursting forth. When an egg is cracked from without, it is someone's meal.
Social progress can only come organically from within a society, from the progressive forces of that society. It cannot be imposed from without, and those who claim they are doing so are lying cynically because they wish to feast on everything within.
That feels like a Mao quote. Is it?
believe it's a chinese parable/expression, not specifically from Mao
This is more of the "if you didn't vote for Harris, you support Trump" logic. Support for countries battling the US Imperialist Empire is NOT also support for their suppression of human rights. Until the head is cut off the snake, human rights will continue to suffers at the hands of militarism.
Trans people get better healthcare in iran than i do lmao
For those who don't know transitioning in Iran is covered by the state healthcare. That's not to say trans people don't suffer from some intense social pressures and repressions and so on. But legally they are afforded certain healthcare rights we don't even have in America. Iran is a bit of a stand-out in the Muslim world in this regard.