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Rainbow flag vs. Trans flag (self.GenderCritical)

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[–]languidswanThe Big, Bad She-Wolf 8ポイント9ポイント  (3子コメント)

People normally can't eat their cake and have it too, but trans (and sometimes bisexuals) apparently can. It's all part of the SJW oppression olympics package.

It's sort of like how bisexuals are invited into the "lesbian" community by default because they are more oppressed by some weird logic, and you're being bigoted and exclusionary if you wanna make a lesbian-only space, and also "don't ask, don't tell" isn't good enough, you're being bigoted and exclusionary also if you don't make it known in everything you say and do that you're very much aware there are bisexuals there as well. Basically you only get your own space if you agree to in no way treat it like your own space. But bisexuals get their own spaces on top of that (!), because "monosexual privilege" or something. And of course, trans males need to be lifted on a pedestal wherever they show their makeup-caked faces.

[–]lesriots 11ポイント12ポイント  (0子コメント)

The entitlement is astounding, and somehow it's always lesbians that end up getting walked all over. We must welcome bisexual and q***r women into lesbian-only spaces even if their only experiences are with men, and we must "check our privilege" because we're all biphobic scum, and we must welcome trans males because otherwise we deserve to get raped for our thoughtcrimes, but also bisexuals and trans males need their own spaces free from bigoted privileged lesbians… wow, it's almost like once more we're forced to do the majority of emotional labor in this so-called community.

The flag thing is just emblematic of a larger trend of the regressive left politics getting absurdly anti-female and anti-homosexual.

[–]11strangecharmlogica, tolerantia, fortitudine 3ポイント4ポイント  (1子コメント)

I don't have a problem with bi women participating in some lesbian social functions, so long as they don't talk about their boyfriend or men they think are hot - save that for a place and time that isn't set aside for gay people. And there's nothing wrong with a place that's exclusively for lesbians - we have different experiences, same as gay men have different experiences from lesbians.

Gotta love the hypocrisy in the trans flag though - "No, gender has nothing to do with sex stereotypes - our flag has sex-stereotypical colors to represent people's genders."

[–]languidswanThe Big, Bad She-Wolf 4ポイント5ポイント  (0子コメント)

I don't have a problem with bi women participating in some lesbian social functions, so long as they don't talk about their boyfriend or men they think are hot

I agree; I'd also add as long as they don't spew the "sexuality is fluid" crap, and keep complaining about "biphobia" in a lesbian space. But I guess both you and I know that's exactly how it goes down in practice.

I had absolutely no problems with bisexuals either individually or as a group, until they've started shoving themselves down my throat, parroting how sexuality is fluid and how not wanting to date bisexuals is bigoted, or how it's exactly the same if your partner cheats on you with a man or a woman (sorry, you don't get to decide that for me), when all I was looking for were other lesbian women to connect with. Like, why is it so hard for women to reinforce boundaries, even against other women? How many times do you have to tell someone to fuck off and leave you alone for them to actually get the message? I'm not actually obligated to listen to lesbophobic crap, but there's no space without it.