I actually found a lot to agree with in Elanor Burkett's op ed piece critical of trans genserism.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/06/07/opinion/sunday/what-makes-a-woman.html?_r=0&referrer=

It's a good read but she was thoroughly denounced for it.

But I can get down with the general principal live and let live so I don't even have to think too hard about understanding either of them.

I do think I am sympathetic to the white lady because she seems to have a long track record of supporting black causes. I wish more black people would join the NAACP. You should see all the comments of people taking shots at the NAACP when these ninjas fail to remember is there would be no integrated America without the NAACP.

Anyway, more than anything I hate hypocrisy and if folks came up with a decent distinction between the two I would acknowledge it but folks haven't and are being dishonest with themselves by not admitting that there isn't a good distinction.


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