In My Analysis Era

I means it's honestly unlikely they did x, y, and/or z. Most call out posts are just bullshit lies or so taken out of context that they're just as fraudulent as a bullshit lie.

However, if they did? A callout post is useless. It's utterly pointless.

A callout post does nothing but:

Isolate the supposed perpetrator, making it impossible for them to stay in a community that would otherwise be able to go "Hey bro/sis/sib, that was fucked, let's talk about it and fix it".

Puts a spotlight on the possible victim that prevents them from recovery or healing.

Creates drama that creates damage for all parties.

And that's if their was any truth in the post.

A callout post that's just a bunch of garbage though? That:

Isolates the victim of the slander, leaving them volunrable to attacks and harassment

Feeds into transphobia both generalized and specific to the victim of slander

Creates infighting, gatekeeping, and policement of the community

Often forces people who had nothing to do with the initial drama to take part in a now ever delevoping drama, which creates more callout posts, more slander, more harrasment, and more attacks on community members. Most often effecting the most marginalized members of out community.

Forces people to view content that is often triggering and demands that they make a moral statement about it, while trying to process or cope with the content.

Creates room for Terfs, tehms, radfems, and transphobes of all brands, to stick their ugly heads in and go "see, I was right about the trans cult, do you see what monsters they are".

I say this with so, so much care: Real queer shit written by real queers can and will sometimes make you uncomfortable. That's one of the defining features of weird, independent queer media. And weird independent media more broadly. Art that comes from true individual passion and authenticity has edges and bite to it that mass market corporate products intentionally do not. Has a rawness that can offend.

The crown jewel and the golden child of the Jedi order.

Everything is handed to the Sith Warrior. They are Sith nobility - or at least on good standing in the Empire. They get through their trials via favoritism and sheer blunt Force because they are so powerful. They are practically handed a Sith Apprenticeship.

They could want for nothing and yet here they are seeking more power. And they get it at the price of obedience. They Serve. They're undefeated, each task seemingly easy. Until they are discarded and then picked up again - this time at a higher rank until they are the highest ranking Sith in the entire Empire next to the Emperor himself. Every step they take towards power shackles them more until they are the second most powerful Sith in the Empire and they can do nothing with it. They are little more than an attack dog, waiting for a Master that will never return and didn't care in the first place. They're scolded for any unauthorized use of their power, expected to wait obediently.

Sith Inquisitor starts with nothing and has the exact opposite experience as the Warrior. Every obstacle possible is put in their path. They are sabotaged and abused and undermined at every turn only to come out on top. Again and again they defy fate and every single time they break another shackle, gathering power that separates them from the slave they once were. Becoming a Sith is what freed them and in becoming a Dark Council Member, there are very few that have any control over them now. The power they have isn't even theirs. They have to take it and learn to take it until they are truly Free.