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It's not a hate repulsion for me it's kinda like when you see a horrifically disabled person as a kid and try not to show your pity face. Some kid I was forced to play with as a kid as our mothers were friends had cerebral palsy and I just didn't know how to react around it but it made me feel a little sick because i knew something was faultyTrannies gross me out on a fundamental level. I remember seeing an episode of Macguyver as a kid where the bad guy, Murdock, disguised himself as a nurse in a blonde wig. It frightened me as an 8 year old and they kind of still do to this day. There's something deeply unnatural and unsettling about the very idea of it. "Homophobia" doesn't make sense to me. I can understand people who are repulsed by homosexuals, but not people who are afraid of them. Being afraid of transsexuals does make sense. Not physical fear, but more a gut-level, instinctual horror.
So, no. I won't be watching.
I didn't say hate.It's not a hate repulsion for me it's kinda like when you see a horrifically disabled person as a kid and try not to show your pity face. Some kid I was forced to play with as a kid as our mothers were friends had cerebral palsy and I just didn't know how to react around it but it made me feel a little sick because i knew something was faulty
That's a natural instinct. It's no different than a dog who sees another dog with a deformity.. even in its primitive brain, it knows something is wrong. I had this debate with a nazi Telegram group I ran for years (and still do) even though I've horseshoed back more leftward after seeing the trash involved in Nazi politics, which are a pathetic, history-fetishizing group of impotent larpers whose ethos is completely unattainable in praxis. So called "national socialists" who still live with their moms in their late 20's and 30's and just say "nigger", "kike", and "faggot" all day perennially with nothing productive on a financial, health, aesthetic, nor romantic level in their miserable lives.. however..It's not a hate repulsion for me it's kinda like when you see a horrifically disabled person as a kid and try not to show your pity face. Some kid I was forced to play with as a kid as our mothers were friends had cerebral palsy and I just didn't know how to react around it but it made me feel a little sick because i knew something was faulty
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