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I understand a lot of people identify with Bridget now that they're trans, but the overwhelming amount of trans people demonizing femboys for being upset by our first feeling of representation being taken from us is absolutely disgusting and why I'm often ashamed to associate with the larger LGBTQ+. In the west, crossdressers are exclusively treated as either jokes or eggs in need of cracking, and when we speak up against this we are belittled and insulted by people who are supposed to be our peers and allies. I have been called slurs by supposed "allies" of the LGBTQ+ more in the years since Strive added Bridget than I have ever been while living in the middle of the god-damned Bible Belt. I don't want arguments, I don't want retorts or opinions. If you think Bridget being trans isn't deeply problematic given it's real life parallels to John Money's horrific experiment and the right's myth of "trans grooming", I want you gone.

Believed to be a successor chapter to the Iron Hands or possibly the White Scars, Train Spotters are (very autistic) space marines with a fanatical devotion to, as the name suggests, trains and similar forms of transit. They outfit their vehicles with cowcatchers, large exhaust pipes resembling smokestacks, and heavy plates of armor to maximize ramming force and durability, modifying and overclocking their engines to compensate. A company of Train Spotters is almost always led by a makeshift Land Train designed from what information they could parse from their limited records of the Dark Age of Technology. These attempts at "modern" Land Trains tend to vary in appearance and function from company to company, but always include heavily armed train cars ranging from artillery to mounted turrets and heavy flamers. These Land Trains are the crown jewel of any Train Spotter company's armory, and are maintained with religious fanaticism. So much as scratching the paint is considered borderline heresy. Their armor is modified in much the same way, and they often don pieces of outdated armor with additional rivets and fastenings for a more "vintage and steampunk" aesthetic. Their primary Chapter color is a rusted cool gray with accents and trim coming in deep blue, dark green, rust orange, or an eye-catching yellow depending on rank or company. Their backpack power unit is modified to contain a miniature steam engine that serves as an auxiliary power source for their armor, though its effectiveness is dubious at best. They most commonly wield thunder hammers with modified heads resembling pickaxes, and flame-based weaponry. Vehicle units carry the same weaponry but typically attempt to ram and trample enemies as much as possible. Some carry shields resembling the cowcatchers attached to their vehicles, and use their bulk to plow through enemy lines and form openings in large groups for their allies to take advantage of. Their obsession with running over their enemies is somewhere between fanatical and downright fetishistic, and they often get so engrossed in vehicular manslaughter that it can be mistaken for the Black Rage taking hold of them (despite not baring Sanguinius' gene-seed)

As someone who wears glasses irl and struggles to tell space marine chapters apart even with them, this just sounds fun to me. Colorblind space marine could also be interesting.

Is this anything