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"transgender ideology" is not a thing. That's the type of shit transphobes pull out of their ass when they're trying to attack trans folks
I can see something engraved like "uwu" be interpreted that way by MSM.
I always thought uwu was more of a furry thing, right?
Imagine knowing your nazi hero was shot by a fucking furry lmao
Imagine dying to a bullet with uwu on it
worse ways to go (• ω •)
...I kinda hope that's exactly what was engraved.
so disappointed it wasn't the "notices bulges OwO what's this" bullet that got him
I think transgender ideology is "we're human".
It's fucking wild that the Right can be opposed to human rights and anti-fascism and millions of people are somehow still gaslit in believing they're the good guys.
It's this exact point for me. "Antifascist" is being taken at face value and simultaneously being tarred as antisocial rhetoric. What the actual fuck has gone on? If the belief that "antifascist" is a cover or a dogwhistle, then shouldn't you attempt to separate their political orientation away from those words? "They aren't antifascist. They are political dissidents claiming all of their political enemies are 'fascists'."
Instead, we have: "No, they ARE antifascists and they are our enemies!" Why did we let them stigmatize the word "antifascist"?
Because the next step is to get people to see Fascism as a positive, much like Kirk wanted us to see Empathy as a negative