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Does anyone ever wonder how this will end?

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dyslek · 12/07/2021 21:22

I can see three scenarios.

  1. women lose and we end up living in some nightmarish high tec version of ancient Rome, where woman and children is a sub human resource to be exploited in anyway a man wants at an given moment.
  2. the mass hysteria quietly dies down and every kind of pretents this was never a thing (and in fact it was only those nasty feminists making a fuss that caused all this misunderstanding in the first place).
  3. due to the sheer insanity of gender idology, society slowly starts to listen to women and the horror of the unfairness wakes everyone up to womans humanity and gender stereotypes and finally totally abandoned and we all live happly ever after.
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dyslek · 12/07/2021 21:42

Oooh Cath, you can enlighten me Smile

What is 'trans equality'? What rights do trans people not have?

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CatherinaJTV · 12/07/2021 21:39

@BlueberryCheezecake

4) Trans acceptance becomes the norm without any catastrophic consequences and the people who opposed it will be looked back on with the same distaste as those who opposed gay marriage equality and supported Section 28.
This! And the faster this happens, the better...
SheldonesqueTheBstard · 12/07/2021 21:38
  1. all who insist on going into any kind of ‘mode’ have to surrender their veg to be displayed outside wee Nippy’s house like bunting.

I would dearly like it to be 3. I suspect it will be a horrible hybrid of 1 & 2.

OneEpisode · 12/07/2021 21:34

We are in the UK? Which did have really high acceptance of trans people, low rates of violence and enhanced protection under the law (classed as a a hate crime)?

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dyslek · 12/07/2021 21:32

@BlueberryCheezecake

4) Trans acceptance becomes the norm without any catastrophic consequences and the people who opposed it will be looked back on with the same distaste as those who opposed gay marriage equality and supported Section 28.
What is 'trans acceptance' Blue? what rights do trans people not have?
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NonnyMouse1337 · 12/07/2021 21:30

@BlueberryCheezecake

4) Trans acceptance becomes the norm without any catastrophic consequences and the people who opposed it will be looked back on with the same distaste as those who opposed gay marriage equality and supported Section 28.
Given the existence of detransitioners, that's highly unlikely.
midgemagneto · 12/07/2021 21:30

Cheesecake why is your 4 different to 3

NonnyMouse1337 · 12/07/2021 21:29
  1. the madness of the 'progressives' births a swing to a more conservative political movement, with growing appeal to a party that claims we need to 'protect our women and children'. That might help pull us back from the brink of no return, but we would have to be vigilant that women's rights are not compromised in the other direction.

And the pendulum swings back and forth.....

BlueberryCheezecake · 12/07/2021 21:28
  1. Trans acceptance becomes the norm without any catastrophic consequences and the people who opposed it will be looked back on with the same distaste as those who opposed gay marriage equality and supported Section 28.