Should “gender identity” be added to anti-discrimination laws?

No, gender identity is not real and transexualism is a disease

@AlaskaHawaii DisagreementsStarted 4yrs agoActive 2wks ago

That statement is transphobic.

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@JonBSimConstitutionfrom Kentucky disagreed…2yrs2Y

“transphobic”

Transphobia doesn't exist because, statistically, no one has an irrational fear of transsexuals.

And many people have a rational fear, such as women in locker rooms and bathrooms.

Transphobia is a nonsense slur that is akin to blasphemy/heresy.

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@WhatisaWoman? from Michigan commented…1yr1Y

Blasphemy is not the same as transphobia. In the Bible, the ONE sin that is unforgivable is blasphemey against the Holy Spirit.

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@Ivoryphant from Illinois commented…3mos3MO

I’m afraid of them affecting my kids

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@RenaldoMoon from Pennsylvania commented…2wks2W

yep because I really care about how your kids feel and me and the rest of the Trans community really want to make everyone trans

because that makes so much sense

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