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Over the past several years, the issue of trans rights has seeped into all aspects of politics and academia. With this issue coming to the forefront of social debate, many wonder what is the trans movement and what impact could it have on civil liberties.
In this episode of Parallax Views, IEA Head of Cultural Affairs Marc Glendening sits down with activist and author Dr. Helen Joyce to discuss her new book, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality, and what the future of the transgender movement could entail.
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I worked with a trans woman about 5yrs ago. This person was extremely creepy and made women uncomfortable with his behavior before transitioning. He left and returned as a trans woman basically long hair and womens clothes. He started using the women's bathroom the first day and so many of them came to me as a member of management and complained. He would go into the bathroom when the most women were in there and stare at them. He constantly complained about having period pain and needed to go home. He said his thinning hair was caused by menopause. If thats not mental illness idk what is
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I never liked how because I was a tomboy people automatically tried to push me into being a lesbian. Assuming because I was masculine I must like girls was not ok. But now if you are a tomboy you now must be trans. It's called having a personality.
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My daughter was a 100% tomboy. Wore boy clothes, climbed trees, had really short hair and loved hanging with the boys. But it never occurred to me or her that she was therefore a lesbian or a boy trapped in a female body. She started getting interested in 'girl' things when her body changed. Placing labels on little kids because they dont fit societal adult categories is so dangerous and wrong. Leave the kids alone
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I am a Millennial.... I grew up in a big city... went to a massive school... and not a single kid had dysphoria. Even as adults, no one I grew up with has dysphoria. Out of the 2k+ kids that went to my school, only 4 turned out to be gay. Which was the big foo-pah at that time. Some girls were tom boys. Funny how social media changed all that in the last decade. I constantly see kids now being trans or non-binary. If it was just a symptom of, "having to hide it," then many people I know should be trans or non-binary today. Honestly, to me, this is a government and institution sanctioned social media fad. This seems like it stems from fads like being Emo or Goth.
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if a person's happiness, depends on the participation of everyone else in their delusion, its going to be a problem.
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In my experience a major reason for this surge in transgender ideology is the burning need for those who feel weak to assert power and dominance over others. If I can freely harass you, bully you, and demand you suffer legal consequences for accepting something that is totally antithetical to common sense, all while crying that YOU are the bully and I am the victim, I have asserted power over you.
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There is no debate possible. The argument is just idiocy. It is inconceivable that we are even having this conversation. When it is so blatantly ridiculous.
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This lady is hitting every point you can think of. Bravo Sis!
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I’ve said it before in other messages.
This Woman is borderline genius, she has a phd in maths, she’s had a distinguished career at the Economist,written a well received and best selling book and as a Woman has given birth to two children.
She should be being praised and lauded to the rafters for her achievements not being harassed and cancelled by free speech hating wokists.
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"HATE SPEECH" => turns out to be simply speaking the Truth
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When facts and truth are hate speech, debate is pointless.
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"We're gods stuck in meat suits", priceless. I love Helen and her thorough and informative way of describing human anatomy.
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I was sexually harassed by a transwoman. It was ongoing and very uncomfortable. When I confronted him he tried to pretend like, “that’s how “girlfriends” behave with one another.” And I was like, “NO! I’ve never felt sexually harassed by any of my girlfriends.” So gross.
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"We don't feel like we're animals, we feel like we're gods" Truer words were never spoken.
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In my head its pretty clear - people are conflating behaviour with identity. If you want to behave like a cat, fine. But you're not a cat. This applies to sex, race, age, height and all the other immutable physical qualities of identity.
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Helen says women are better than men at being able to tell the difference between a man and a woman. That is so true. We often see stories in the newspapers about a man being arrested for beating up another man he had just taken to bed, because he had been acting under the impression that the second person was a woman, but once they were in bed he suddenly discovered that the second person was actually a man. When I see the photos, I (as a woman) look at those photos and think how STUPID the first man was, because he couldn’t tell the difference. Men do indeed seem to have difficulty very often being able to tell the difference between a woman and a man wearing a dress. Incredible but true.
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Promoting biological reality is not hate speech.
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I absolutely adore this woman! A voice of clear, calm reason amidst the ridiculousness.
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Fantastic woman. Great thinker, rational and incisive in her approach to questions.
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What are your thoughts? Is this a religious-based system? How does this movement fit within a liberal society? Please let us know in the comments!
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