Eresh's fabulous "Why do the visiting TRAs always sound like wannabe supervillains" comment (in as many words!) was spot-on. I don't know who uses language like this besides pre-teens, immature tweens and Marvel (oh, yeah, and parody). We're moving beyond satire. I'm starting to guiltily enjoy it - it's almost always surrounded by contrastingly careful, reasoned posts (links, measured commentary etc.), and this forces readers to sit up and think, "What the heck?! This person's claims feel a bit unhinged..." And that, in turn, prompts them to look more closely at their other claims, and then at the ideology's claims... and the house of cards comes tumbling down, at the hands of the people building it. It can be infuriating at times, but at others, it's quite satisfying. The only thing that gives me pause is the sense that somewhere behind the belligerence, there may be someone who's either very young, or very vulnerable. But sometimes the nastiness is such that it's hard not to clamour, "#Letthemspeak!!!"
I mean, talk about dehumanising rhetoric:
Mumsnet posters: we need a word for the adult female half of the population [here are thousands of posts explaining why], so will call transwomen men and male at times.
TRAs: total domination, pitchforks, brands, usual suspects, toxic, breeding ground...