Twitter removes woke policy against ‘misgendering’ and ‘deadnaming’ transgender people

::exhaling and panting:: Ohhhhhphew…Dyl…Dy-………GASP…GASP…

DYLANMULVANEYISNOTINDISTINGUISHABLYIDEN-
TICALTOABIOLOGICALCISWOMAN!

::deep breath, gasp, pant x2::

Good GOSH I have been holding my breath and
waiting for months to get that out of my system.

Oh, wait…you said Twitter? So am I
in trouble for saying so here still?

a reply to: Asmodeus3


Hmm..........

a reply to: Terpene

It's not the fact that you called me that, I could give a F less what someone of such low intelligence thinks of me. But the fact that you resorted to that when I wasn't agreeing with you says a lot about your character.

Have fun

a reply to: PorkChop96

To make it about that one slightly offensive paragraph and not adress everything else is telling. It just shows there are no more arguments that speak for you, so your only argument becomes my personality...

I'm having fun...

a reply to: Terpene

Misgendering and deadnaming are the two major crimes as far as the transgender community is concerned. Trabsphobia and bigotry the other two. But twitter made a wise decision to disregard the emotions and feelings of a rather problematic group and remove the woke policy once and for all.

I honestly don't care. Trans people should own up to their past, but unfortunately, the majority of them are histrionic narcissists.

a reply to: TheToastmanCometh

You mean like black people own up for their past by asking réparations, or how Christians are humble about their clubs bloody history?

What part of their past are you referring to?

a reply to: Asmodeus3

I'm good with that... I really think open discourse is much more important that protecting any ones snowflakes feelings...

a reply to: Terpene

Like they should own up who they were in the past, like I don't deny that I was a woman...well i still am chromosome wise, but a lot of trans people deny their birth sex and given names.

a reply to: TheToastmanCometh

Yes I think so too. People go to great lengths to avoid their past, now that this is becoming a more comon thing we'll see more people trying to find solace in that route. Which isn't helping them in any way or form. Only in some rare very specific cases it is a valuable option that can bring some relief.
Humans are stupid and they'll try about anything to escape their misery except looking inwards. It won't take long until we stop promoting it, but for now Capitalism does what Capitalism does best, creating jobs and profit...
Very similar to tobacco... Got to love it...

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: Asmodeus3

I'm good with that... I really think open discourse is much more important that protecting any ones snowflakes feelings...

That's great then!

So those who are getting offended they shouldn't get offended when they are getting 'misgendered' for example. Or when others use their real names rather than what they have chosen to be called after they have decided and now falsely believe they are the opposite gender. In a few words when some people believe whatever they want to believe or are in a delusional state they shouldn't be offended when others remind them of reality and common sense.

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: PorkChop96

To make it about that one slightly offensive paragraph and not adress everything else is telling. It just shows there are no more arguments that speak for you, so your only argument becomes my personality...

I'm having fun...

That's not true as it seems you have been left with no arguments again other than going around trying to expand the conversations by making off topic comments and draw parallels that are not relevant in this conversation.

Avoiding the past is not a valid argument when you are trying to defend transgender women. It's more like denying their past and reality.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

That's great then!

So those who are getting offended they shouldn't get offended when they are getting 'misgendered' for example. Or when others use their real names rather than what they have chosen to be called after they have decided and now falsely believe they are the opposite gender. In a few words when some people believe whatever they want to believe or are in a delusional state they shouldn't be offended when others remind them of reality and common sense.

I think it's disrespectful to not adress somone the way he wishes, especially if she asked for it and reasoned her reasons for being offended.

You can still be an ass and choose to be disrespectful, people will just look at you the same way someone was looked at when calling black people N.words and justifying it with some biological arguments...

a reply to: Terpene

What past? Oh you mean my past where I was an actual Spanish Inquisitor?

a reply to: TheToastmanCometh

Why are the chromosomes important when it comes to human relationships?

I don't get why people want to deny their past either, but it happens very often with many diffrent approaches. Trans is hardly the only one, but it's new and all the rage and it's not legislated, so # happens. People lie about their past all the time why is gender more important?

It's not the end of society...

a reply to: ketsuko

I don't know where your journey inwards leads you, it's a very personal matter.
If you'd bring that up as justification for anything, I'd say you're deflecting from the real issues you don't want to face.

Generational traumas are a thing, but I would be hard pressed you could actually trace that back more than two generations...

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: Asmodeus3

That's great then!

So those who are getting offended they shouldn't get offended when they are getting 'misgendered' for example. Or when others use their real names rather than what they have chosen to be called after they have decided and now falsely believe they are the opposite gender. In a few words when some people believe whatever they want to believe or are in a delusional state they shouldn't be offended when others remind them of reality and common sense.

I think it's disrespectful to not adress somone the way he wishes, especially if she asked for it and reasoned her reasons for being offended.

You can still be an ass and choose to be disrespectful, people will just look at you the same way someone was looked at when calling black people N.words and justifying it with some biological arguments...

What are you talking about. Calling someone he or she is no way disrespectful. Even if they don't want to. Calling someone by their real name and not what they decided to be called when they believe they are a different gender is no way disrespectful.

The last part of your text is an attempt to expand the conversation and make unsuccessful parallels when you bring race into the equation.

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: TheToastmanCometh

Why are the chromosomes important when it comes to human relationships?

I don't get why people want to deny their past either, but it happens very often with many diffrent approaches. Trans is hardly the only one, but it's new and all the rage and it's not legislated, so # happens. People lie about their past all the time why is gender more important?

It's not the end of society...

When you are trans you cannot really 'lie' about your past on most cases. Do you think others cannot see the 'transitioning process'?? Can they not spot what is going on?? Or you think that removing your genitals and taking hormones will make you a woman??

a reply to: Asmodeus3

It's not about race but how social dynamics work when it comes to accepting something new and shunned into society, and the diffrent ways to react to it...

This history fact was to make you aware that once the general population acknowledges it, the next step will be to enforce the proper use of language by law...

it could be circumvented by just adapting, or was it the biggest loss in free speech when we stopped using N.words...we had to be forced by law, why was that?

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: Asmodeus3

It's not about race but how social dynamics work when it comes to accepting something new and shunned into society, and the diffrent ways to react to it...

This history fact was to make you aware that once the general population acknowledges it, the next step will be to enforce the proper use of language by law...

it could be circumvented by just adapting, or was it the biggest loss in free speech when we stopped using N.words...we had to be forced by law, why was that?

The parallels you draw are very unsuccessful. The vast majority of the population doesn't accept the gender ideology and the trans nonsensical arguments and claims. It's an ideology which is based on irrationality and lack of coherent arguments. Totally anti-scientific and debunked long time ago.