[0xebc]

>Chapelle has an outdated view of trans issues but doesn’t call for violence, which is Netflix’s line.

Chapelle has a logically correct view of trans issues that's up to date. It's probably the view shared by a silent majority but it's politically suicide to even hint at, as he covered in his special. You can rob a pregnant woman at gun point and be considered a saint, but if you hurt a trans person's feelings, you're literally Hitler.

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We've banned this account for posting flamewar comments and ignoring our requests to stop. Not cool.

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[toyg]

The last 50 years of politics across US and Europe have proven over and over again that you ignore "silent majorities" at your peril. They have an annoying habit of making mincemeat of arguments for radical change when you least expect it. I'm sure there are parallel realities where 60s/70s counterculture stops Reagan and Thatcher from winning (twice), but this isn't one of them.

Lay out your case for change, by all means; but you should always assume that you start from a position of minority until proven otherwise.

[angelzen]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preference_falsification