If someone told me 15 years ago trans people would be the absolute pinnacle of intersectionality and any word against them was like blaspheming Allah himself, I would've thought it'd be pretty funny.
But the troid > heckin' valid enbies > gays (male) > BIPOC > muslims >>>>> birthing incubators (female) > whitoids hierarchy is pretty well established these days.
I did not see it coming. Ten years ago when people were like 'can we b-word at Muslims for hating gaylords or is that heckin's Islamaphobic?' it was funny, but people were mainly mad about sexism and I figured it was mostly straggots simping for women for a crumb of kitty, and women simping for poor BIPOCs because we kept blowing them up for lulz.
Instead, Mohammedans got kicked to the kerb by progressives, womb units are shut down immediately if they don't want the girldick, and even a disabled black muslim woman is nothing in the face of the oppression even the most sexually aggressive British Railways train suffers in the eyes of the world.
Idk why though because I'm r-slurred.
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I really don't see the problem though?
Like we can both agree that the feminist movement had practically won and was now pushing for unconditional privileges for women above the men in everyday society. The rise of the trans movement in those circumstance is a good thing as it placed a natural muzzle over the women's rights movement and stabilized the rights of women without constant excess. In turn the trans movement is good for men as men get to have a more stable women's rights movement to work with, and at the same time men don't have to frick transwomen. On top of that the trans movement also opens the doors for humans to take the next step in the direction of biological and genetic alterations. Thus allowing us to make full use of the technologies available to us and allow them to mature further.
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