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All you have to do is zoom in and click on the red tent and it will tell you of a reported instance in that area of a crime committed by trans identified males (even though it totally never happens)

Best of all, it's crowdsourced, and you can submit articles not already listed right at the top of the map

Gyns I pray you make use of this website and to publicize and bring to attention of these crimes that "never happen". Share it, use it, whatever you need. And donate to The Red Tent Collective if you have the means to do so!

This is very important.  It’s the same way “transphobic” and other “-ist/-phobic” words (including fascist) have become slang for “opinions I don’t like”).  People use these terms because historically, it did a good job of putting the other person immediately on the defensive and derailing the argument.  Now people are more desensitized to being called those words and don’t care because they’re being overused and also incorrectly applied.

How this school shooting is a tragedy for the trans community and that they fear being targeted more now. And I'm like oh my gosh, were trans students killed in the shooting??

Click the video to watch and find out whats going on. Only to find out it was a trans identified shooter who went to an elementary school and killed 6 people, 3 kids and 3 adults. And the segment was about how this is a bad look and the trans community was worried it would mean they will be targeted.

Conservatives and politicians being hateful towards your group does not justify the disgusting waste of human life she committed. If this were really about "striking back" or a method of lashing out at the government, she would not have chosen to seek out the most defenseless population possible and terrorize them.

No one besides fringe far right neonazis and troll conservatives online are saying shit like trans people should be killed solely for being trans. If you have evidence of anyone radfem aligned or anyone in power or influential saying this, please provide receipts as I would like to archive and record them. Otherwise, I am incredibly skeptical you've seen or heard anyone say what you typed out, except from other trans people saying this is what people are saying without ever providing any evidence of it being said.

Meanwhile, there are loads of records and archives of transwomen and TRA's saying shit like "cis" women need to be rounded up onto rape camps, or that the ideal future is one where females are forcibly impreganated by transwomen and live to serve them. Your community loves to project the horrific things they say to women onto others, or just plain love stealing the experiences of oppression other groups actually face that you don't give a shit about.

How this school shooting is a tragedy for the trans community and that they fear being targeted more now. And I'm like oh my gosh, were trans students killed in the shooting??

Click the video to watch and find out whats going on. Only to find out it was a trans identified shooter who went to an elementary school and killed 6 people, 3 kids and 3 adults. And the segment was about how this is a bad look and the trans community was worried it would mean they will be targeted.

But did she ever speak up about Iran? Did she ever even put out one of her “solidarity” posts for the women of Iran?

And what did Rowling say about Iran? 🤔

And how did TRAs respond?

Y’all will make any women’s issue about trans people instead.

LGB Alliance was started by lesbians who left Stonewall UK to form an advocacy group for same-sex attracted people.

And this is just a climate blog run by a lesbian bitch.

Ultimately, I don't care who agrees with me and who disagrees with me. If conservatives decide to support gay rights, okay. If conservatives decide to put solar panels on their roofs, okay. If our neoliberal ruling class continues to promote homophobia, anti-government conservatives might swing around to gay rights. If our neoliberal ruling class continues subsidizing the fossil fuel industry, anti-government conservatives might swing around to climate campaigns. If they want to do that, I'm not going to stop them.

Earth is not made up of good guys who agree with you and bad guys who disagree with you. Earth is not a YA novel or a video game. It's a planet with a complex biosphere that's been overrun by humans, our cattle, and our fossil fuel emissions.

I spent two years learning about gender ideology, exploring my gender identity, and helping the trans community. I spent long hours talking deep into the night about Judith Butler and queer theory and the trans experience. I've explored everything there is to explore about that set of beliefs. Ultimately, I found that belief in gender identity and queer theory did not improve my life. It did not correspond positively with any of my life experiences. And the trans community became an actively negative force in my life. So I moved on. That was 5 years ago.

This is a climate blog. I pay attention to a lot of information that I don't agree with. The political future of Earth is a very complex topic. I try to read as many different perspectives on it as possible. Right now, I'm working through these two articles:

See? It's complicated. Everyone has a slightly different perspective. But a diversity of perspectives is a sign of a healthy movement. Each climate thinker may see things in a different way. But everyone is able to come together to act towards their shared goals.

During my 2 years in the trans movement, everyone I interacted with daily was trans. And there was only one perspective allowed. There was no room for healthy debate. This was a very stressful environment to live in. I did not see any signs of a healthy diversity of thought in the trans movement.

LGB Alliance is a same-sex attraction advocacy group with a variety of different perspectives. There is room for healthy debate. The views of one same-sex attracted person do not represent the views of every same-sex attracted person. LGB people do not need a political party. We need an advocacy group to protect our rights regardless of our personal and political beliefs. That's why LGB Alliance includes same-sex attracted people who have trans experiences and beliefs. LGB advocacy shouldn't be based on one ideology or another. The main goal should be protection of legal rights for same-sex attracted people. LGB Alliance serves that purpose.

I'm not a spokesperson for LGB Alliance. I'm not even from the UK. I believe LGB people should have an advocacy group that protects us from both right-wing and left-wing homophobia.

Same-sex attracted people are not a left-wing or right-wing political group. The trait of same-sex attraction is not political. It's an epigenetic trait that we have no control over. There are gay people of every political persuasion. There are gay people of every religion. There are gay people in every ethnic group on Earth. That's why we need a non-partisan advocacy group. LGB Alliance and LGBUSA are the closest thing to non-partisan that we have.

I endorse non-partisan advocacy. That does not mean I agree with every same-sex attracted person on Earth. We are not politically homogenous. Any group trying to force gay people to be politically homogenous only wants to control and exploit us.

A healthy gay rights movement maintains healthy political diversity while working together on non-partisan legislative goals. The fact that several conservative US legislators now consistently support gay rights is a sign of progress. My hope is that all people, regardless of political affiliation, accept gay people in their families and communities.

You need to learn to recognize twitter disinformation.

Claim: They had to admit in court that their membership is mostly heterosexual.

Fact: That court document refers to their mailchimp newsletter in 2019. They had optional subscription questions that asked about sexuality. 7% of subscribers ticked the "lesbian" box. 21% ticked the "gay/lesbian" box. And 32% of subscribers didn't fill out the survey. All of this is explained in the court documents. But twitter disinformation campaigns leave the context out.

This 2019 newsletter survey was unofficial and informal. In 2022, they hired a third party to conduct a formal survey of their newsletter subscribers. That 2022 survey showed subscribers are 34% lesbian, 33% gay men, 12% bisexual, 20% heterosexual. 1% preferred not to say. That's their subscriber list demographics.

And this is their conference attendance demographics.

Claim: LGB Alliance has spoken out against gay marriage

Fact: LGB Alliance is open to all same-sex attracted people including people who believe in queer theory. Queer theory was originally an anti-establishment anti-marriage off-shoot of the gay rights movement in the 1990s. The trans rights movement was born out of Queer Theory. A few of the veteran lesbian activists running LGB Alliance are pro-trans, pro-queer theory, and anti-marriage. Being critical of the institution of marriage does not mean you're arguing against gay marriage rights.

Claim: Allison Bailey says she doesn't believe gay children exist.

Fact: Allison Bailey talks at length about how most gender-nonconforming children targeted by gender curriculums aren't actually trans. They're kids who will grow up to be gay. However, she specifies that children do not have sexuality. Gay rights activists have been hounded for decades by accusations of pedophilia. So, many older activists go out of their way to remind people that children are not sexual.

What's happening here is left-wing homophobic reactionaries have created a disinformation campaign by taking LGB Alliance discussions out of context. LGB Alliance is run by older gay and lesbian activists. These activists have been carrying on inter-community discussions since the 1990s. Do you believe it's honest politics to cut off 30 years of lesbian and gay discourse and context? Do you believe it's honest politics to go out of your way to smear older lesbian and gay activists? I don't.

I also don't agree with everything that older gays and lesbians go on about. Some of it, like the queer theory anti-marriage stuff, is a big waste of time. But I'm not going to tell old gays and lesbians what they can and can't talk about.

LGB Alliance is not astroturf. They're run by volunteers. Astroturf movements actually pay people to become ambassadors for their cause. So let's talk about astroturf.

The first hallmark of astroturf is money. Astroturf movements have serious funding. I'm not talking about a few thousand dollars. Astroturf movements have at least $100 million to throw around.

The second hallmark of astroturf is speedy lobbying success. Unlike grassroots, an astroturf movement is immediately adopted by media, police, schools, institutions, and governments. This rapid success is fueled by the corporate lobbyists who constructed the astroturf project in the first place.

Does any of this sound familiar? It should. Every year, we all make the same observation that pride is becoming more and more corporate. And guess what?