I have a question:

If I make comments that are hostile to the notion that people can be “transgender,” even without targeting a particular person, will I be banned here?

For example, if I say that it is not logically possible to be “trans,” will I be banned?

I’ve been banned like 10 times from Reddit for this, so I’m curious about here.

    • haughty_thoughts@lemmy.worldOP
      17·
      1 year ago

      So, if I understand correctly, the only acceptable viewpoint on discussion about “trans” issues, is to affirm that it is possible to be “trans.” And if I don’t agree, then I will be banned for hate speech?

      Is that the long and short of it?

      • OneOrTheOther2028
        2·
        1 year ago

        From what I’ve read, you can have any discussion you’d like on trans people as long as it doesn’t call their existence as trans into question.

        If you doubt people can be trans, then there’s not really a discussion to be had on the matter. Discussing whether Chinese people exist is strange, kind of xenophobic, but ultimately a dumb discussion. Discussing what falls under who is classified as “Chinese”, now that’s a discussion with some varied viewpoints and historical backing. In that same vein, you can discuss what constitutes as trans, you can talk about potential mislabeling of trans characters or whether a character was intended trans (think hindu gods, multiple “versions” of various myths might point male or female and that has to do with cultural understanding and historical spread and a million other things).

        If you’ve already been banned like 11 times on reddit, have you considered that you may not be discussing a topic so much as just stating hateful rhetoric and opinions? There is a distinction between making a statement “no one can be trans” and posing an argument or topic for discussion “are there historical references to trans people”.