Anonymous
11/7/2025, 10:08:19 AM
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How could one make the case for trans (or any other cause under the LGBT umbrella) from within a right-wing intellectual framework? Let's ignore the trad Christians/etc, since that's a bit thornier due to dogma. But from within the sort of post-manosphere aesthetics and virtue ethics right, how do we make the case for trans?
I have no personal stake in this, but I like a good challenge, and I enjoy practicing argument and making propaganda. How do you make a brand new argument in favor of transgenderism, one that works within a framework that currently totally rejects it? How do we start from that set of principles and work our way to "Trans is good actually", without ever passing through liberalism (to which they have strong antibodies)? I know we have a lot of chuds on /lgbt/ that are familiar enough with the framework, I'd like to see what they come up with.
I have no personal stake in this, but I like a good challenge, and I enjoy practicing argument and making propaganda. How do you make a brand new argument in favor of transgenderism, one that works within a framework that currently totally rejects it? How do we start from that set of principles and work our way to "Trans is good actually", without ever passing through liberalism (to which they have strong antibodies)? I know we have a lot of chuds on /lgbt/ that are familiar enough with the framework, I'd like to see what they come up with.