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The only non-arbitrary line anyone can draw in any of this is natal sex. |
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I am relieved that "most" trans people would forgive me my transgression if my intention was pure and there was no malice in my heart. Putting aside one's concern about the alleged minority who wouldn't... No one should be forced to play a game where someone weighs your guilt or innocence based on your willingness to play along with a fiction, on the pain of social and professional sanction. If you started referring to "an established cis man" as by female pronouns that would be what it is: a painfully transparent attempt at evening up the score, when it is patently not even. You can refer to a guy as a "she" all you want, it's just a sad attempt at making a point through comedy. Referring to you as "he" has a different meaning and import. |
And you referring to being trans as a “fiction” is why we cannot have a debate.
Have a nice day. :) |
Trans people are very real.
I only refer to the idea that MTFs are women as "fiction" Moreover, participating in society involves upholding a great many fictions. We all do it. It's a matter of analyzing the risks, costs etc. If there's no element of coercion, and the other political issues are off the table, I'll gladly affirm, erm, what did I call it on SCD? The self-image of every Andre the Giant lookalike as a teenage thot? Sure. But if my upholding a fiction furthers the entrenchment of a reality where gender nonconforming kids are getting their bits hacked off and rapists are incarcerated with women? Then I don't think I'll bother. |
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No, I don't think that's an inevitable slippery slope and 'I support all the good things' is not a fair representation of my standpoint, but that's enough talking in circles for today I guess
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**** you, jadis, I think you're a worthless piece of **** and I hope Quebec loses French as a language. |
Yup. I think it's worse than that though, the dude also very clearly and openly said he would support an all-ages ban on hormone therapy to "protect the children".
Makes me feel dumber for having argued so much with someone whose view of trans people is functionally indistinguishable from the right wing conservative nutjobs who are actually pushing for that legislation. |
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How did I insinuate that you're a pedophile? I said you're a porn-addicted loser, which is what you've always sounded like https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/coomer
Also, telling people to kill themselves is a perfectly acceptable form of trash talk afaic. Twitter has a strict ban on it to shield themselves from lawsuits, so what. |
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You are such a strange person.
It's a reference to the phrase "ok boomer". What else does it refer to? |
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Yo Batty you around? Got a comics question for ya
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Ah good. Can you give me a proper order for reading Batman? Without all the old 40s and 50s stuff? And where does The Dark Knight come in the order, as I can't place it?
Also, an order for reading Sandman (yes I'm finally getting to it) would be very helpful. Thanks man; only one I can turn to for something like this. |
Well you see, issue #2 comes after issue #1, and after that comes issue #3.
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You can tell yourself all you like that I called you a pedo as some kind of anti-LGBT dog whistle (you're LGBTQ+ because you beat off to trans porn, is that how it's supposed to work?). I just called you what you are. It’s a perfectly straightforward label. You’re an incel coomer, employed in fast food or retail, and living with your mother in some ****hole town. N'est-ce pas?
Of the many things I said about MTFs on this and the other forum (that they’re an aggressive men’s rights cult, the obvious links between porn sickness and MTFery in many cases etc etc), “they’re pedophile groomers” was not one. What I do remember saying repeatedly on the other forum, apropos of you, is how disgusting it is to be exposed to the mind of an incel. |
Yeah great **** off.
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Come on: you know what I mean. What's the sequence? Where does for instance Gotham City Knights (or whatever it's called) come in the running order, how do the Arkham books fit in, what about Killing Joke etc? So I can read them in sequence but without reading a million squillion comics. I'm old, you know! As for Sandman, it's muy confusing, senor! Dead boy Detectives? Locke and Key? Nightmare Country vs Dream Country. Soccorro!!! As you once said, come on man; help a brother out here. This is also your chance to show off all that comic book knowledge only you have, so don't waste it. |
Nah the only pedos in the conversation are the people he links as his TERF heroes. :laughing:
https://i.ibb.co/NVxzg09/F-mn-E-Db-MAAOe9-K.jpg |
last warning to jadis and Charles about the pointless & dumb personal insults and transphobic/antisemitic language. Hold yourselves to some standards, jesus christ.
edit: actually, you know what, you're both banned for a day to cool off. |
I think it's fair really to ask Jesus Christ to hold himself to some standards, yes. Why should he be above the law?
Note: thanks a lot Marie: now I have to wait a whole day more for Batty to ignore my request! :rolleyes: (And my visitor's pass expires soon....) :shycouch: |
Trollheart I'll get to you in a bit but I'm on break at work atm.
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There was a big case in Ireland recently where a teacher was dismissed from his post (originally just suspended) for failing to agree to call a trans pupil by their chosen pronoun. At least, that's what he said, and he made it into a big thing on, anyone? Yeah, his religious right not to accept transgenderism. The school went repeatedly out of its way to explain to him that he was NOT dismissed for any religious or gender views he held, but for refusing to abide by the school's policy, and, almost immediately, returning to the school even though he had been told not to come near it while the case went ahead.
Even the judges lost their heads with him, as they again repeatedly tried to point out why he was on trial. He went to jail, refused to change his mind, challenged the authority of the court, demanded to be released, refused to abide by an undertaking that would have allowed him out of jail as long as he went nowhere near the school, kept going on and on and insisted on forcing his view that his religious and constitutional rights were being violated. That's the kind of people we're dealing with in these times. I want to write the rules, I don't recognise yours, and I have no intention not only of not changing, but I will twist the issue into whatever argument suits my case, no matter how off base it is. I think the ****er is still in jail. I hope they never let the bastard out. I'll look for links: it was about three months ago it was in the Irish news. |
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Like, there was a guy in my neighborhood as a kid who repeatedly called me "George". That was not my name, and I didn't like being called that. That's all I can think of when these losers intentionally, maliciously and repeatedly misgender trans people. Me speaking up and asserting that my name was not George and then telling my neighbor to knock it off because I felt disrespected and uncomfortable wasn't "censoring his free speech". My name is Alexandria and my ID literally says "F" on the gender marker. You're not being "forced to play along with my delusions" or whatever, it's called basic respect. Maybe you are obsessed with your idea that I'm not a real woman. Maybe you're absolutely convinced that my name is George. You can think that all you want, but have some damn tact at the absolute least. |
Oh well we may be a load of backward. as Batty would say and has said, island monkeys, but you'll be glad to know few if any Irish people supported that twat and nobody cared about him.
And by the way, Alexandria is a beautiful name (did you know the world's largest library was there in anitquity, before it got burned down?) and searching through my bookshelves I definitely find you in the non-fiction section. |
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And thank you so much! I did know about the Library of Alexandria. It's a fascinating subject to read about. This Alexandria may not have too much lore of ancient civilization in the old noggin, but I do feel a bit of kinship there as I do maintain a detailed digital archive of relevant information for taking care of the household. As of now it's just called "The Digital Archive", maybe I should retitle it "The Library of Alexandria F.", haha. |
If yourself and Aaron ever make it over here I'd be happy to meet you, however I would not rely on me to show you the sights: I'm the hermit the other hermits think is too much of a hermit. You'd certainly be welcome though.
And as for your retitling of your brain, remember it was the GREAT Library of Alexandria. I don't believe Herodicus, Homer and Sons, Insurers to the Rich and Powerful ever paid out on that policy though... |
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But if you're really that worried about it I'd use Comic Vine. The site has a search function but it's kind of annoying to use so I'd just Google f.ex. "Batman volume 2" or "legends of the dark knight volume 1". The issues will have the date published right under the cover. And also not all comics are in the same continuity. It can be confusing but there's not really an easy way to know without Googling a specific thing. A rule of thumb though is if it's a monthly ongoing title then it's in continuity and if it's a graphic novel then there's a good chance it isn't. Like, The Dark Knight Returns is not in continuity with the mainline Batman comics. It's in its own universe (literally, the universe has its own specific number) along with all the other Frank Miller-written Batman comics like the sequels DKRII AND DKRIII, All-Star-Batman, and Batman: Year One. Except Batman: Year One is a graphic novel collected from the first few issues of the Batman ongoing monthly title when it was rebooted in the 80s so it is in continuity with both the Miller-verse comics and mainline comics even though they're not in continuity with each other. And don't get me started on the ****ing reboots and what they mean for continuity. It's just honestly less of a hassle to worry about continuity all that much cause Chip Zdarsky, the current Batman writer, has not read every Batman comic ever and is just writing the story he wants to write. |
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Also, if you want to read Batman or Superman then maybe don't start with the stuff from the 30s and 40s. Comics from back then aren't exactly the most friendly to a modern reader as they were written entirely for children from that time, and comic storytelling has evolved a whole lot. |
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Oh wait: it was. |
For Batman I'd start with the Dennis O'Neal/Neal Adams run from the 70s. That's basically the dividing line between campy Batman and modern Batman. Real good ****.
And Sandman does have a spinoff called Death that's supposed to be worth your time. |
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Edit: Oh, and while we're at it, I hear a lot of praise for Preacher? |
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