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I'll rephrase to "most people don't care".
And below is a good example why.
There aren't too many subjects or posts I've ever had quoted 7 times.
The fact that some people are so concerned with this, the amount that some people are angered, offended, or "insulted" by such a trivial issue, is simply amazing.
They're often concerned because they have friends or family who this affects, if not themselves. They would rather not see them feeling ****** because of the actions of a few individuals.
The fact that people swarm around like bees, looking to "enlighten" or force their way of thinking down people's throats... You're just pissing people off.
It's fascism at best.
Expressing an opinion on an open forum is not the same as forcing a way of thinking down someone's throat. We disagree and we are putting forwards our opinions. It's far from fascism.
You guys think people that worry they'll lose their job and livelihood if they say the wrong thing are just going to sing a musical and have a montage and change of mind?
Does fear lead to empathy now?
I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean here; who is supposed to be fearful, and what are they fearful of?
I would dare say nearly every person I know does not care. Most or all of them have no problem with people being transgender.
This is great, but sadly a lot of cisgender people do still care about other peoples' gender identities and they make life a living hell for those who are trans.
Transgender people themselves care a lot about their identity though, as being mis-gendered can be a really horrible experience for someone who is struggling with their identity.
The real topic of discussion here, is should we try to change everything to satisfy 1% of people, or should that 1% be able to understand that they are different, even if it is a scale as Famine pointed out, the vast majority still fit well within reasonable bounds.
Who is trying to "change everything"? I might have to call someone by a certain pronoun every now and then but that's about the only change I've ever had to make. Transgender folk might ask for respect when choosing which public bathroom to use but that's because they still need to pee regardless of who they are.
See below.
So one person called me an ass, and 2 others reported me.
Which is ridiculous. You shouldn't be getting posts reported because people disagree with you.
In general, the people that I've seen over the internet who disagree with my views are extremely aggressive about it, and also extremely angry.
So I guess that's what I'm accustomed to.
Unfortunately there seems to be a lot of people who get angry if you disagree with their views, as you pointed out in your previous post ("You're just pissing people off"). This isn't productive to a discussion about something. I've noticed this myself. Being online seems to amplify this too.
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