Are We Doomed to Repeat History with the Trans Movement?
May 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelEvery month, I host a virtual hangout for my Paid Substack Subscribers (Join now and join us for the next one! ). In February, I was joined by Mia Hughes and Brett Hall to tackle delusional transgender ideology.
My subscribers brought thoughtful questions that cut to the heart of the issue: The concept of gender, the pressure to use preferred pronouns, the rise of furries(!), and men in women’s spaces. We dug into the composition of the trans community, which often includes transvestites, autogynophilic men, autistic youth, and women grappling with severe trauma. To be clear, and for the millionth time, I strongly believe that adults can lead any type of life they want to lead, providing it does not harm others. The key word in that sentence, of course, is “adults”.
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