Is Transgender The New Political Topic and Exploitive Topic?

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Cyncial_Huggy

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I've been pondering something.

Ever since the reign of the self-walking contradiction of Bruce (Caitlyn is too hard to say)

Jenner - a man that relatively no one has given the light of day since people realised he

could run real fast in the 1970s so they gave him a medal and a pat on his head before they

chucked him into the wonderous wasteland known as "Obscurity".



Until in the most recent decade appearing on 'The Kardashians' (at least I believe so,

honestly don't give two shits about that waste of human space) he has remained an obscure look

at 70s' culture, the fucked up jumpsuit - the long, yet not really mopped hairstyle - the

chesthair that looks like he took the nearest fucking carpet, glued it to his chest and called

it day - and finally, on the note, no one hasn't given a shit about the 1970s since the time

whiny Generation Xers whined about how nostalgic they were for the 70s' in the 90s' with

movies associating the 1970s' with lava lamps and (of course) weed and that sitcom where it

shoved every fucking reference about the 70s' down your goddamn throat as if it was a YouTube

comment section filled with Brony and FNAF fans roleplaying. (Oh, and weed.)



But, again, on the idea of Transgenders. Honestly, whether or not this was just a publicity

stunt, I couldn't really say that I care enough to write another paragraph, it's not the man's

philosphy of why he mutilated his penis (although, his Conservative views honestly question

this whole facade or "thing") but it seems since then that Mr/Mrs. "I Won a Olympic Medal"

decided to undergo the process of living in an idea world where he bleeds every month out and

is always considered the "victim" it seems that, of course, the reign of "REALITY" TV SHOWS

about the subject matter begin popping out like a Catholic Irish popping out little flannagans.



And I've got to say, MONEY. Yes, the most newest thing to exploit has come from its depths

with networks like "The Learning Channel" with shows like "I am Jazz" a show about a teenager

and the "harsh, "cold" world of what it's like to live as a Transgendie and try to act

surprise when people crack harsh remarks even though you've been cramming the fact of what you

are down their fucking corpse like it's a goddamn prison movie.



And that's my problem, I don't CARE WHAT YOU ARE. But the moment you come knocking on my

goddamn door at 8 in the morning trying to sell me three long books on some magical man in the

fucking sky that's watching my every move and if I don't get on my knees like I'm going to

perform Felicia for him then that's the moment I get a little pissed, so pissed that I'm going

to get on my computer and anonymously ***** about it because it's the 2010s'. And I'm forced

to watch this show and everytime Jazz seems to get upset when people disapprove of her

mutilated genitals its right after the moment she comes up to them and goes, "I'm Jazz. I'm

transgender." EVERY. SINGLE. FUCKING. TIME.



So, what's your opinion on this new topic that our PC Thuggish society keeps bringing up, and I ironically am doing so, too?
 

ItouKaiji

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Cyncial_Huggy said:
And I'm forced to watch
If you want me to call the police then just give me a sign. I'm not sure if you know this but whoever kidnapped you and forced you to watch something you're so vehemently opposed to is committing a serious crime. If they have a gun to your head just wink or something.

On topic: I think people should be allowed to do what makes them happy as long as they aren't harming anyone else. I don't care about transgender issues and find it very easy to avoid. The only reason I am even aware of Jenner's sex change is because people like you keep bringing it up.

Your post is pretty disappointing though because I thought there was going to be some hidden message in your weird line spacing.
 

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I can't help but notice that your post is written as if you're expecting us to give you one specific answer.

Kinda like how, when a question on your English lit. exam goes "Can John's rape of Sarah be seen as a metaphor for the colonization of the west?" the right answer clearly won't be "Nope, of course not."
 

Cyncial_Huggy

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I'm not "vehemently opposed of it". I'm just questioning whether or not if you're faced with prosecution, why bring the subject up at all.

Let's say, you hate Jews. A man comes up to you and the both of you meet and share a lot of common, you love almost every single thing and until later on in your friendship, he invites you to his house to see a big star of David in the middle of the room, but you don't mind - you know the man and he's a good friend.

Scenario 2:
The man comes up to you and just flat out spews in your face that he's Jewish and does nothing but go on and on about different holidays, festivals, and etc. and well, you don't know the man and he automatically brings up and is something you vehemently despises.

What I'm saying is this, in order to stop a person from attacking you because of what you are or what you believe, most of the time when the person gets to know the other person they're less incline to attack and throw them off the road. That's what I'm trying to say. And also, if you find it easy to avoid this topic, then why did you comment on this? And no, transgenders are not harming anyone - but if you keep bringing up the fact every second you get the chance, then it does get annoying.
 

Cyncial_Huggy

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Queen Michael said:
I can't help but notice that your post is written as if you're expecting us to give you one specific answer.

Kinda like how, when a question on your English lit. exam goes "Can John's rape of Sarah be seen as a metaphor for the colonization of the west?" the right answer clearly won't be "Nope, of course not."
Nope, I'm sharing you my thoughts and now I'm asking your thoughts. Nothing more.
 

Cyncial_Huggy

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DeanCain said:


I'm...I'm sure this thread is going to be absolutely fine!

It's so tantalizing because I can almost discern a theme in the OT, but it's lost under so many non sequitirs.

I find Caitlyn Jenner to be a money grubbing fame-whore, but that has nothing to do with her being transgender. Caitlyn Jenner has been a money grubbing fame-whore for quite some time now. I do find it irritating that SHE is the current popular icon for transgenderism as there are many others who would be more deserving of the public's admiration.
This thread was made in a rather sensitive society, so it will not be fine at all.
 

Cyncial_Huggy

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ItouKaiji said:
Cyncial_Huggy said:
And I'm forced to watch
If you want me to call the police then just give me a sign. I'm not sure if you know this but whoever kidnapped you and forced you to watch something you're so vehemently opposed to is committing a serious crime. If they have a gun to your head just wink or something.

On topic: I think people should be allowed to do what makes them happy as long as they aren't harming anyone else. I don't care about transgender issues and find it very easy to avoid. The only reason I am even aware of Jenner's sex change is because people like you keep bringing it up.

Your post is pretty disappointing though because I thought there was going to be some hidden message in your weird line
spacing.
I'm not "vehemently opposed of it". I'm just questioning whether or not if you're faced with prosecution, why bring the subject up at all.

Let's say, you hate Jews. A man comes up to you and the both of you meet and share a lot of common, you love almost every single thing and until later on in your friendship, he invites you to his house to see a big star of David in the middle of the room, but you don't mind - you know the man and he's a good friend.

Scenario 2:
The man comes up to you and just flat out spews in your face that he's Jewish and does nothing but go on and on about different holidays, festivals, and etc. and well, you don't know the man and he automatically brings up and is something you vehemently despises.

What I'm saying is this, in order to stop a person from attacking you because of what you are or what you believe, most of the time when the person gets to know the other person they're less incline to attack and throw them off the road. That's what I'm trying to say. And also, if you find it easy to avoid this topic, then why did you comment on this? And no, transgenders are not harming anyone - but if you keep bringing up the fact every second you get the chance, then it does get annoying.
 

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Cyncial_Huggy said:
I'm not "vehemently opposed of it". I'm just questioning whether or not if you're faced with prosecution, why bring the subject up at all.

Let's say, you hate Jews. A man comes up to you and the both of you meet and share a lot of common, you love almost every single thing and until later on in your friendship, he invites you to his house to see a big star of David in the middle of the room, but you don't mind - you know the man and he's a good friend.

Scenario 2:
The man comes up to you and just flat out spews in your face that he's Jewish and does nothing but go on and on about different holidays, festivals, and etc. and well, you don't know the man and he automatically brings up and is something you vehemently despises.

What I'm saying is this, in order to stop a person from attacking you because of what you are or what you believe, most of the time when the person gets to know the other person they're less incline to attack and throw them off the road. That's what I'm trying to say. And also, if you find it easy to avoid this topic, then why did you comment on this? And no, transgenders are not harming anyone - but if you keep bringing up the fact every second you get the chance, then it does get annoying.
What's funny about this is that this thread was basically started under Scenario 2, which I'm presuming is the one you are against.
 

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MysticSlayer said:
Cyncial_Huggy said:
I'm not "vehemently opposed of it". I'm just questioning whether or not if you're faced with prosecution, why bring the subject up at all.

Let's say, you hate Jews. A man comes up to you and the both of you meet and share a lot of common, you love almost every single thing and until later on in your friendship, he invites you to his house to see a big star of David in the middle of the room, but you don't mind - you know the man and he's a good friend.

Scenario 2:
The man comes up to you and just flat out spews in your face that he's Jewish and does nothing but go on and on about different holidays, festivals, and etc. and well, you don't know the man and he automatically brings up and is something you vehemently despises.

What I'm saying is this, in order to stop a person from attacking you because of what you are or what you believe, most of the time when the person gets to know the other person they're less incline to attack and throw them off the road. That's what I'm trying to say. And also, if you find it easy to avoid this topic, then why did you comment on this? And no, transgenders are not harming anyone - but if you keep bringing up the fact every second you get the chance, then it does get annoying.
What's funny about this is that this thread was basically started under Scenario 2, which I'm presuming is the one you are against.
Yes, I never judge anyone before I know who THEY ARE not WHAT they are, when people mostly define with a certain group of individuals way too much is the moment they begin to lose track of what they are, its perfectly find to be transgender and if that is what you feel that you are, but don't let it be your only defining characteristic, write a book - discover cooking - go biking - be happy with what you've become but don't obsess over it like you do not have it. I don't mind your personal beliefs and etc., but the moment you keep bringing them up is the moment I get a little annoyed. And I know the whole, "If you don't like something, don't watch it" comment - but that's not going to change the fact that it will be gnawing at the back of my brain until it completely consumes the brain that I presume that I have. Maybe next time I shouldn't bring in my political or personal beliefs up anymore.
 

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Cyncial_Huggy said:
Maybe next time I shouldn't bring in my political or personal beliefs up anymore.
Or maybe you could just try to use... um... a different kind of phrasing. No offense.
 

Cyncial_Huggy

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Queen Michael said:
Cyncial_Huggy said:
Maybe next time I shouldn't bring in my political or personal beliefs up anymore.
Or maybe you could use... um... a different kind of phrasing. No offense.
Or...post it in the...Religion and Politics section of...Escapist.....
 

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Cyncial_Huggy said:
Maybe next time I shouldn't bring in my political or personal beliefs up anymore.
It's not really the fact you brought up your personal beliefs that I find funny. It is the fact that you seem so opposed to going up to strangers and talking about personal beliefs and yet that is basically what you did here. You came onto a forum where few people, if anyone, knows who you are and start ranting about transgender rights and them "forcing" their beliefs on you. Talk about going up to strangers and only talking about your beliefs.
 

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I'm unsure what this thread is aiming for. But at the risk of sounding like one of those thuggish, oversensitive PC kinda guys, I think the OP is preeeeeetty offensive towards Trans individuals.

So stop it.