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Joanna Vital Health's avatar

Another well-thought-out essay, Lisa, with very relevant samples from others' works. Here were some standouts:

About how silly the transmafia's arguments get, with their false equivalencies:

-"trans activists forget a basic fact: humans aren’t fish"

- it's all about "APPEASING THEM". Forget anyone else's feelings, or truth, for that matter. I bring this up during my monthly fights against the transmafia in the NYC schools...that we should NOT placate them. (Linked below)

-And....a "woman is NOT a feeling".

LINK to me saying do NOT placate this trans mob:

https://www.youtube.com/live/7blNYocj-cE?si=3KmGhBqne_-NEB1L&t=12785

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Daniel Howard James's avatar

Thanks for this series, Lisa. I've got my own series on gender as religion coming out on the Genspect Substack shortly. Plot spoiler: the sources of the sex cult religion go all the way back to Plato, brought to us by Gnostics, heretical Protestants, mystical frauds and Jungian psychotherapy. The Gnostic is a disciple of their own mind, and so the reality which the rest of us inhabit doesn't concern them at all.

Regarding your point "The only aspect of caring about women that I observe from the Democratic party is the advocacy for a safe solution to an unwanted pregnancy", is it likely that this is a genuine anomaly, or is this 'caring' performative?

What if progressives have other reasons for supporting widespread abortion access which have nothing to do with women? For example, men's right to cause unwanted pregnancy without being held accountable socially or financially? Or limiting the number of 'outside' children with a claim on inheritance or social security?

From my point of view, as a man living in a country with de facto abortion on demand, which is virtually free of charge to the patient, I would suffer fewer financial consequences from causing a hundred unwanted pregnancies that ended in abortion than I would from parking one car in an unauthorised place. From this, I conclude that the men who make the rules really care about their parking spaces.

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