”Because it is pretty simple. This person is trans. You're angry that they're trans. You're angry that a newstory didn't make a huge deal of it. You're angry they're having 5 minutes of fame. Because they're trans. And trans people in your head shouldn't dare do that. Shouldn't dare exist, be normal, be talked about like they're just normal, like the rest of us, like their transness isn't that important. It makes you furious to see her treated like a normal member of society. Because you don't want trans people to be viewed or treated as normal. There is no explanation for your reaction to this that isn't rooted in bigotry.”
Well. The hyperbole is rife all the way through that post.
You have again misrepresented my view. And you have again shown you have no intention of attempting to.
This is about a MALE person who is mocking the sexist stereotypes that female people have had to deal with for millennia. While being discussed in that article as if they are a woman who is bravely mocking those stereotypes.
They are not.
As I have pointed out, it is that they are male. Not because they are trans.
This person has the male socialisation and the privilege of being male to make these videos where they are flouting the female stereotypes. They are celebrated in this article as if they are female when they are male.
And I am not “furious”, I am not a “bigot” and I am not “denying this person’s existance”. I am clearly questioning why they are being celebrated for being some kind of brave female person as per the language used on the BBC.