And its not just the trans kids.

We have all been taught to hate ourselves, for what we are.

Are you a Male?

shame on you!

Are you a Christian?

shame on you!

Are you white with a small w?

Shame on you!

Are you Black with a capital B?

shame on you!

Are you straight?

Shame on you!

Are you gay?

Shame on you!

Are you a single mom?

Shame on you!

Are you a deadbeat dad?

Shame on you!

Are you part of the white supremacist fascist patriarchy?

Shame on you!

Do you enjoy the "white privilege" of driving on paved roads?

Shame on you!

Do you live in a single-family dwelling?

Shame on you!

Do you eat meat?

Shame on you!

Do you exhale CO2?

Shame on you!

How many of you have been treated your entire life, like all of the worlds problems are YOUR fault?

Global warming problems?

That's just you existing too much

Global Warming solutions?

There's going to be less of you.

Water Pollution?

Shame on you for peeing too much.

Deforestation?

Thats because of you, wiping your ass with toilet paper.

Do you have a dick?

Thats oppressive, because in order to have sex, you have to violate someone else.

I mean, when you look at the way MEN and WOMEN are portrayed in the media, its no wonder people don't want to "identify as" one of those stereotypes?

If you were a little kid, growing up these days, what kinds of gender role models do kids even have?

Do little boys get to watch their dads work?

Do little girls get to watch their moms work?

Any boy that grows up without a good male role model,

And any girl that grows up without a good female role model,

Are not even going to know how to even begin to "identify as" a good dad, or a good mom.

So they start coming up with neo-pronouns, and 72 genders,

maybe to get a little more specific about how they see themselves.

example:

my sister recently announced that she "identifies" as non-binary,

she's über-liberal and always talking about stereotypes so I'm sure she got the gist,

when i said in my smart-ass mocking tone,

non-binary: i don't "identify as" one of your gender stereotypes.

...

which, is actually good... and here's why.

my aunt grew up in the 1940s-50s and became i would say somewhat obsessed with her "image", her presentation, her clothes, her makeup, her glasses, her hair, her boots, her purses,

she was always impeccably dressed, not a hair out of place.

and every few months or so, we would get a big box in the mail, filled with her old fashion magazines, and her old clothes, purses, shoes, etc,

this was high-dollar, classy stuff, but unfortunately it was not my size for very long.

anyway, years later, i came to realize that a lot of the magazines she was subscribing to, were actually Operation Mockingbird et al propaganda rags.

Aaron Russo on Womens Liberation

1m:37s video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fELc6jsD4IU

So like "LIFE" magazine, "TIME", Cosmo, all the women's magazines

And so she seems to have emulated the lifestyle of the era,

which was that she didn't really wear dresses, only pants,

and she got herself a real job.

a mans job.

she became a sheriffs deputy, and did that all of her working career, until retirement.

we all that thought that was pretty cool, as you could imagine.

but one thing that she picked up was a smoking habit.

and she smoked cigarettes her entire adult life,

and she died of some sort of cigarette-related lung disease.

so my aunt emulated the modern, liberated woman, by smoking herself to death.

because it was the Flapper thing to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flapper

....

but if people today, don't "identify as" the stereotypical "MAN" or "WOMAN"

that means the normies are slowly waking up, and rejecting the Hollywood and Big Media's COMMUNIST bullshit presentation of WEAK MEN and STRONG WOMEN. .....

i just love it when my wife shows me how strong she is by carrying all the groceries in the house in just one trip.

thanks to inflation, she can now carry all the groceries with just one arm.