mattman59 (imported) wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2020 9:50 am Get every man castrated who has the desire to do so. Believe me there are plenty of men out there who want it. That will increase our numbers greatly and numbers increase strength. Orchiectomies should be promoted and I think in time they will be.

Our bodies, our choice.

dicklesstanuki (imported) wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2020 12:47 pm Denying the tribal nature of humanity is counterproductive, especially when we are standing among our own little tribe here in our corner of the internet. Special identities matter. Without them, injustice becomes invisible.

Special Identity removes all concept of everybody being equal

The falsely constructed lies, lack of free speech, intimidation, and political correctness that all people are born alike, and all people are the same, is a rotting dam of deceit that is leaking badly and is about to burst wide open from the truth pushing itself through..

Before I retired from teaching, I always laid out in the first class session my goals for each course. In fifteen weeks (45 hours), I figured it was only possible to have 5 or 6 major goals that could be taught such that the students would never be able to forget them. My favorite class was Introduction to the Non-Western World, a freshman general studies class that was always packed to the walls with students, and with a long waiting list because of room capacity. My FIRST goal was

To learn to delight in the diversity of humanity.

Everything else in the class came after that.

Begoneboy (imported) wrote: Tue Jun 16, 2020 9:43 am Special Identity removes all concept of everybody being equal

I agree with your point in theory. In practice, unfortunately, an understanding and acceptance of who we are requires an identity. Otherwise, how will our needs be served? For instance, If we as a community don’t have an identity, how will we get a WPATH Standard of Care? Without a standard of care, getting a voluntary orchiectomy will continue to be challenging and discouraged by health insurers and providers.