Just as aside about ‘forced teaming’, this has been a well known and used activist tactic.
In fact, just recently WPATH has written about strategies to achieve acceptance of people throughout the Western world. That ‘forced teaming’ is their second recommendation.
“The first step on the road back, in my opinion, will be to allow the public to hear the anguish and the stories of those in pain as a direct result of anti-trans legislation, difficult as this will be to watch-and to pin this pain upon those legislators and policy makers who have inflicted the agony. In my interview with CBS Evening News to be aired any day, I called it ‘legislative cruelty’. The moment we are in reminds me of San Francisco’s Harvey Milk and his plea to gay persons to come out. We need to be heard—trans persons, allies, parents, families, politicians, clergy-those who have been hurt and those who know us.”
“The second step on the road back will be to unite disparate causes in our fight against a common foe. An attack on trans care is an attack on women. It is an attack on black people, brown people, and Asian people. It is an attack on Jewish, Muslim, Hindi, Sikh, and true Christian communities. It is an attack on diversity and all of the ideals that diversity holds. It is an attack on us all.”
(A Message from your WPATH President, Dr. Marci Bowers April 2023)
If anyone is interested here is a copy of the Denton’s report. Page 20 contains the suggestion of ‘Tie your campaign to more popular reform’ which also relates to forced teaming.
https://www.iglyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/IGLYO_v3-1.pdf
Within the best couple of years a US only version was released by a trans law group again suggesting spokespeople keep discussion of trans rights compared to other rights fights such as race and sexual orientation. I cannot find the links for that today, I am on my phone.
I guess if you are inclined to not evaluate activist discussion by searching for original source information and then evaluate the degree of emotional manipulation deployed (as per step one of the WPATH), you might accept that whole ‘just like the fight for LGB rights’ and the fight against racial discrimination without actually thinking about the veracity of what is said or how it fits together. That is where you notice posts that make assertions but lack any substantive discussion of why that poster fully believes that to be the case. Often using belittling or mocking language that shows prejudice rather than depth of understanding. Or you see manipulative tactics used.
Once you begin to realize that there has been a very deliberate strategy of manipulation emotionally and the tactics such as forced teaming and getting people into influential positions, it is not something you will forget.