>>40321973>leaving no tracewell they did actually leave a very small trace in the data. and also the speculation is not fact free it persecution bias is a known quantity and i see no reason why it wouldn’t apply here. also no that’s not the only point i brought up.
>>40321974>Yeah we basically agree. To my non-American eyes this mostly reads as "care about your (incl. Black) superiors who want to eradicate you" yeah living outside of the imperial core is hellish. to be real if america fell it would be worse for americans but a lot better for everyone else. even if it would make my life worse i’d still like to see the american led world order fall in my lifetime, and hopefully replaced by something better, less warmongering and exploitive.
as for what you’ve said, again i can’t express my sympathy enough. i’ve heard similar stories from other survivors, of how their friend group just sided with the “charismatic” extroverted rapist over the more withdrawn victim. you’re not alone in this, but idk if that makes you feel better or not. it’s so fucking shitty. the guy who raped me is just living his best life right now, but i never said anything about it so it’s sort of my fault. i was too scared.
>>40321986i mean, were it up to me i would happily institute a policy where trans people from all over the world could claim asylum here, and i would support any politician or party working for that to happen.
>>40322002yeah it sucks how disenfranchised we are. even the trans politicians in the west like sarah mcbride are completely fucking spineless and useless, amoral self-serving ghouls. as for activism, i engage on occassion for causes that matter to me(such as trans issues, palestine) but i am also in an okay place in life where im able to do that. like my living situation is fairly stable as is my source of income. being able to go to protests and the like is a privilege, but one of the better ways to use your privilege if you have it.