Sirius, your logic could be applied to just about every situation. There has been widespread phenomena of white flight, where a family of black/asian/other ethnic minority move into a neighborhood, and the white people don't like that, so they leave. Should the ethnic family be evicted to keep more people there? The same situation could be applied to schools, 'cos it has happened there.
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It really just seems as if you have issues with people who are in some way different to you.
If I asked if you had issues with women in general, I doubt you would. Issues with men in general? Definitely not. So what exactly is it that you hat so much about transgenders? It makes no sense at all. |
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We just both strongly disagree with this guy. |
I think SIRIUSB is trying to point out other people's bigotry in a bigoted way :D
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I'm pointing out how the world works, right/wrong, fair/unfair. Stop trying to to make this MY problem, it isn't. |
And yet you're vehemently defending a bigoted society.
You're not simply explaining the nature of society, you're trying to establish their right to behave in a discriminatory fashion. If this is not your intent, then perhaps you should reconsider some of the methods by which you explain yourself. |
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Yet, if it makes you feel better to have someone to blame and have a hissy-fit with then by all means take it out on me. It 's also a matter of taking responsibility for your actions and to stop placing the blame on everyone else . . . you make your own bed, sleep in it. |
Then it's definitely the way you're phrasing yourself, because while I acknowledged the first two bits of your post as reasonable, I still found the last sentence very offensive.
It does sound as though you believe quality of life should be sacrificed for fair treatment and employability. |
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Does sweeping gay people under the rug progress society? Is being gay a decision a gay person has made and should live with? The only difference in these examples is that transgender people are less common, less understood, and more taboo. Hiding them out of sight and allowing society to ignore them is not going to build understanding or tolerance. We've come a long way in accepting gay people and acknowledging their rights. We will come a long way with transgendered people as well, but not if we pretend they don't exist. |
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Being in the music biz for most of my life I have met every variation of homo-sapien you can think of, I've never had a problem with anyone and usually they never have a problem in the music biz, it's a very friendly atmosphere with emphasis on artistry and entertainment. A good career choice for alternative lifestyles. |
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Ideally, ANY career should be a good choice for "alternative lifestyles", but the only way to get there is to make a few people uncomfortable along the way
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