They're rich people born in poor people's bodies. Please help stop the hate by sending them money to resolve their financial identity disorder.
Do you find this ridiculous? It’s this exact kind of loony non-reasoning that Dems/Libs are duping the unthinking masses in other areas with their absurd identity politics.
The fact that "woke" Liberals out there take this stuff seriously is both alarming and amusing.
Oh look it's Anti-Trans Man again!
Yawn.
The (obvious) truth hurts, huh? Waaaaah
shareNot hurts. Bores.
shareBy the way, why do you assume I'm solely picking on "Trans"? I'm mocking inane Leftwing identity politics in general, which is quite relevant, whether it bores you or not.
Personally, I identify as the pet cat of a gay black prepubescent female. I'd appreciate it if you respectfully addressed me as such. Don't be a HATER!
Oh, so you're hilarious AS WELL as kind, understanding and tolerant of your fellow man. Aren't you just a catch?
It's the second time I've seen you mock transgender people, so while you might not be "solely" picking on them, they do seem to be the veritable bee in your bonnet. I wonder why you care so much? If you knew any trans people you would know that they are just PEOPLE, so when you post on the internet suggesting they are sick individuals who are somehow ridiculous for expecting basic human rights, it is you my friend that comes off as the intolerant jerk.
Yours seems to be the classic case of fearing what you don't understand. It's garden variety intolerance, hence my boredom.
people shouldn't be tolerant with mental illness, we should try to cure it, not encourage it.
sharePeople in different socioeconomic groups have different values. I knew that at the age of three. If you want to move up financially, you have to change your values and not adapt the behaviors and values of the socioeconomic group in which you were born.
For instance, a middle-class person with an extra $1,000 would likely spend it on a consumer item while a rich person would use it to make more money by investing it in a stock or business idea.
"Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money - That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not" written by Robert Kiyosaki discusses the differences among the poor, middle-class and rich and how to move up financially.
I would have to say they’re mostly amusing. The more we laugh at them the crazier they get.
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