Anonymous #1 5d

“we must secure the existence of our people and a future for trans children.”

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Anonymous OP 5d

ew

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Anonymous #2 5d

It is in fact still racial supremacy rhetoric and also a huge dog whistle

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Anonymous #3 5d

this is like saying black people are racist for reappropriating the n-word or women are misogynistic for reappropriating cvnt. and where's the racial supremacy? they didn't say white trans children

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Anonymous #3 5d

genuinely please explain to me how it's still racial in nature

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Anonymous #3 5d

also shouldn't we have learned by now that co-opting our opponents' language and undermining its meaning (potentially even confusing them) is highly effective?

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Anonymous #3 5d

actually, while we're on the topic, gentiles used "jew" as a derogatory slur well before it was reappropriated. you should stop using it. the etymological history is deeply rooted in ethnic supremacy

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Anonymous #3 5d

No it's not

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Anonymous #2 5d

One: it’s not in fact your language to reclaim. The 14 words come from US white supremacist groups so if anyone’s going to reclaim it it’s gonna be the US black community. Two: putting “trans” in there does not change that the sentiment is based in pseudoscientific ideologies created to justify racism Three: it can yes, but the 14 words are commonly used as a racist and antisemitic dog whistle today so if you use it a lot of people are going to assume you’re antisemitic/racist

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