Popular Japanese artist called Transphobic, ENDS BAD

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[@moldyshishkabob]

I love that Twitter is such a cesspool of narcissism. People literally are so self-centered that they can't imagine other countries having languages and cultures outside of their own.

[@stevenyee1055]

50% Pushy 50% Intrusive 100% Disrespectul

[@Lunk42]

It's basically always people from the West they ironically preach about love and respect and equality among everyone but think of themselves as the only moral authority on the entire planet. If your culture is considered bigoted, it must be destroyed, and by extension, if you are part of that culture, you too must be destroyed. It's no wonder that a lot of other countries that just outright ban the rainbow mafia also never have to deal with any of this sh!t. Not saying that should be the solution, but damn does it look more appealing every single day.

[@TylPhumin]

Tbh, i think thats mostly USA xd

[@straenmusikant7402]

Lol yes.

[@NaisanSama]

​@@stevenyee1055 colonizer mindset

[@naninyan]

In Japan Twitter, it is rude to reply to someone directly if they are not following each other. It is very common to retweet a tweet and add a tweet afterward because they want to share their thought or just even silly random commentary to their followers only. This is what people who engage in cancel culture don't get, everyone got their own boundaries and comfort zone, it is IMPOLITE to throw your opinion on a stranger and force them to provide their beliefs, even on the internet.

[@ZettyLad]

Ironically enough, they’re pushing Eurocentric/Western views and values upon the world. They complain about imperialism, yet they participate in a dumbed down version of it.

[@MrShadowThief]

Westerners don't usually understand the concept of politeness.

[@arararagi-san]

​@@MrShadowThief Because they think politeness takes away their freedom.

[@Dinker27]

I'm not on Twitter, but I wouldn't have known about that unspoken rule even if it were in English on other platforms. I have a hard time with stuff like that in general, even in person. Edit: the retweets, I mean.

[@ZettyLad]

@@MrShadowThief Ain’t that the truth unfortunately

[@twilightexposure8431]

People got to really understand. Some Japanese people live under a rock (no offense) and try not to listen to trash media we Americans consume. They just want to play video games and scroll social media peacefully. My friend is 52 and is like that. Cats are his obsession online. He hates American side of social media because it's "depressing".

[@FoxyGal18]

Is your friend Japanese? I don't blame him. It's so depressing to be constantly surrounded by the fake news on social media as someone who sees through the lies.

[@normalfan7647]

Your friend is a mood, sometimes living under a rock has its positives.

[@FoxyGal18]

@@normalfan7647 before social media existed, we were all kind of living under a rock if we didn't watch the news.

[@zereimu]

It's more like these sort fo Americans live under a rock called Twitter and have no real grasp of how things work out in the real world. But I know exactly what you are trying to convey and agree.

[@villager2438]

I want to return under that rock

[@MhxAir]

"Learn English and tell me what you mean!" "Learn Japanese and figure it out yourself" Based.

[@Sillimant_]

Best thing I've heard in a while

[@therealhero15]

Twitter stays so mad every day. Like why do you wanna be mad? Who hurt you?

[@R_Caine]

Maybe they just need a hug but they're so toxic that not even a dog would do it.

[@ivaln]

twitter troons hurt themselves by castration

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

Everyone that's not themselves that's Who.

[@Steven9567]

they are cult thats why this what happens you get rid of a sate religion another take its place

[@liquidefreet]

Dopamine rush. Twitter (and other social media) with their like/dislike ratio and such are built to get you hooked on the attention. However people quickly discover that saiying "today I had carrots for lunch. I like carrots" doesn't yield as many retweet/like/notifications as saying "GOD YES CARROTS. WE SHOULD BRUTALLY KILL ANYONE WHO DOES NOT LIKE THEM CARROTS". These platform are litteraly built to bring out the worst in human beings through dopamine addiction, which is why it's never a surprise to see these terminany online people always having such hateful manners. Moreover, nobody likes being the bad guy so naturally they all end up being justice warriors.

[@the_infernoking3838]

“ Can you explain, in English .. “ Wow, talk about rude beyond measure. It sucks when you can’t understand a person and vis versa but to tell them to speak a language they don’t know how to on an app that doesn’t have the best translation? No that does it for me.

[@A_itsar]

Karens in another country be like:

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

Not only it's Rude but it's also Stupidity Moronic of the said person to say that.

[@rb98769]

You're posting something in your native tongue for your own public like you always do and suddenly some random weirdos jump in demanding you speak English because they want to judge you with their twisted notion of morality. Wtf, how entitled are these people?

[@chinkyflahz]

@@A_itsar Westerners & CCP patrolling the internet for things to take offense to

[@darkstalkerknight63]

No where is it rude because they said Google translate got it wrong but when it didn't for what they wanted it to say...

[@ClawManV3]

"He acted like a child just telling people over and over to learn Japanese" No, he didn't. You don't reward bad behaviour by giving someone what they want. All these people harassing him are the ones acting like children going around throwing tantrums at _perceived_ bigotry because it's all they're ever looking for. He did nothing wrong and has shown his support for the LGBT+ community. Also, he didn't "allow" all kinds of transphobic people to view his tweets. He's on a social media platform where _everyone_ can see his tweets, regardless if they're transphobic or not. It's not his job to police what other people do, which is something that the harassers will never learn for themselves.

[@belstar1128]

Learning Japanese is a great idea

[@CrystalWings12]

It reminds me with what happened to Kamiya... Although yeah, Twitter is never a good place to begin with. And how dare those brain rots were after Masahiro Ito, one of the best artists behind Silent Hill. Also I don't trust anyone with a furry as pfp. Especially that Bridget Bellwether.

[@potatoxgaming9466]

what bigotry?? Which one is more of a bigot? People lying to themselves and forcing thier delusions to others peoples throat or people who support and prefer the truth. Dont call people BIGOT for not supporting and encouraging a lie. It should be the other way around we are supposed to oppressed the lie and support the truth.

[@kuro19382]

He didn't deserve any harassment to begin with, but at least the people asking for explanations weren't harassing him, they were in fact being quite polite. As for telling people to learn Japanese, that is the same thing as telling a Japanese to go learn english if they don't understand something and ask for an explanation. He did eventually give the explanation, so the question here is why not answer right away? And regardless of that, it seems like the misunderstanding was more of a cultural barrier rather than a language barrier, as it was explained in other tweets that he retweeted later on. So again, why tf tell people to just go learn Japanese instead of deescalating things? Telling someone to go study a whole new language isn't gonna help by any means (in the short term), specially when you consider how complex and different from western languages Japanese is.

[@treycat7629]

@@belstar1128 いえ！いえ！its a terrible idea! In reality tho, it is fun, just very difficult

[@Junodragon6780]

So Ito basically said, "Just make gender neutral spaces for trans people, and gave a basic definition of what a woman is, answering Matt's wtf question that sadly people can't answer" but twitter took that common sense advice as an attack? I'm sorry WHAT!?

[@bob1986]

Because that's not what they want to hear. They want to hear that he thinks trans people should be able to go into any space of their gender of choice without issue and that there are no gender definitions and anyone should be able to immediately just be 100 percent the gender they want. And otherwise you're a transphobe. A well thought out solution to the "problem" is not what people want to hear they just want to be validated and told they can do whatever they want and everyone else has to 100 percent believe what they believe. It's no different that politics at the end of the day.

[@Lin-ij9vk]

because in twitter, not kowtowing and prostrating yourself to their opinion is tantamount to murder. I wish I was joking but people genuinely believe that even asking questions is somehow harmful to their ideology or views, which is extremely telling about the intelligence (or lack thereof) of the speaker.

[@westcoastwarriorsarchive7929]

Ive seen parts of matt walsh's "what is a women" documentary. The people who he interviews one of which includes a college professor completely crumble at basic clarifying questions.

[@yukaslayer4784]

It's exactly that. What Ito-san believes is exactly the same as jkr.

[@Psychoangel-d23]

This is what people who never struggled in their life look like. Anything that even slightly scathes their bubble is the same as getting punched in the face.

[@TurtleChad1]

Getting called transphobic by Twitter users should be considered a badge of honor and worn proudly.

[@slaybutton1692]

I wouldn't say it should be worn proudly, but it definitely feels like a rite of passage at this point 💀

[@R_Caine]

Especially if you don't really harbor any hate for anyone at all.

[@jasoncarto]

Well, no not really lol. But people using Trans as a Shield and Weapon should be denounced.

[@Boskov01]

@@ArgyleAuroraAurealis They're not your friends. They're wolves wearing your friends as skin suits. They will turn on you eventually and you won't see it coming. You WILL be called an "ist-a-phobe" soon enough. Don't say you haven't been warned.

[@FaithfulFumoFan23]

It's a compliment.

[@emi9643]

"i dont understand your language so i am going to assume you are a bigot and demand you use my language to explain to me"

[@bob1986]

The funny thing is the translator worked just fine. They just didn't like the answer and were trying to get him to change it.

[@tensai-a-san]

@@bob1986 Fr

[@russianinvader3207]

You don't need to explain anything to anyone,you do you.

[@MrAwesomeSolos]

How can they know what they’re saying if they don’t understand the language?

[@AdrianCruz_]

Why search for context when you can just get mad at someone, insert yourself into the situation, and feign offence. Glad that there were people to explain what was going on and good on Ito for not being taken for a ride by Wrah. Hope everyone has a great day and hope the Pikamee fans have a fantastic rest of the month (Late heart pls Hei?)

[@therefinedhellion5041]

Only one inaccuracy with that statement: There is no feigning here, you take so much as a breath in the wrong direction, you've offended these mf's ancestors, said "Hitler was right", and voiced disdain for Martin Luther King and anything connected to the end of publicly government-sanctioned segregation as far as they care.

[@blaizegottman4139]

She's great

[@Firnienarya]

i love the reply where he said he saw the interview screenshot so thats all the evidence he wanted to call them a terrible person lol. no actual research was done by the guy

[@Nagalior]

The problem is, if Twitter freaks have empathies in the first place, they wouldn't be toxic to begin with. They don't care about your stance on the subject, they just want to be angry when they see the key word(s).

[@clericneokun]

Best to distance yourself from any person whose interactions with strangers boil down to "Are you with us or against us?".

[@prisuners6275]

Sums up Twittards really well

[@EveTheRaviolo]

idk man if someone told me they hate people of color or any minority in general and wants to see those groups in harm, i'd say it would be a quite understandable reaction to want to get away from them lol

[@chilomine839]

That should be the case for speakers of any language, people like that are too unhinged to be allowed to interact with anyone in a general population. They subvert norms that shouldn’t be subverted simply by being.

[@noviciernocive7967]

Yep, saying "with us or aganist us" does count a false dilemma.

[@BananaHoardX]

Are you in or are you out Spiderman

[@TehDanceMaster]

I think it's foolish that people in the US think they have power over others' opinions that don't even live in the same country. This is why cultures are different. There isn't one finite way the whole world should operate.

[@rOvertJustice]

A non-Asian person wears traditionally Asian attire: “That’s cultural appropriation! Afhfjkshfjfgagxfjrhr!” Foreigner has a POV relevant to their own culture: “Actualllllllyyyy… 🤓🤓🤓” *proceeds to invalidate said culture Twitter America in a nutshell.

[@bartolomeocannibal2060]

Call it "frog in a well mindset"

[@haroharoid]

They expects their moral become international standard moral smh

[@hyuka9544]

@@haroharoid colonizer mindset lol

[@sdzxpa]

​@@hyuka9544 so true

[@Archdornan9001]

By Western Twitters "logic" , At this point I'd be considered a Super Transphobe God Super Transphobe.

[@chilomine839]

Transphobe still makes no sense to me, how are we “afraid.” The radical part of their community is wild. ( and not in a good way)

[@nothingelsetodo4229]

You mean super transphobic god blue?

[@Phazer923_ghost]

What color your hair

[@Schale.kivotos]

@@chilomine839 don't forget homophobic and fatphobic to ;)

[@propagandalf9511]

Weak, i have reached a level beyond Super Transphobe God Super Transphobe. I have looked deep within me and found a power way more transphobic than yours. That's right, I, The Prince of all Transphobes have gone above the limits of normal transphobia and into the realm of legend. I have attained the power known as *ULTRA TRANSPHOBIA* I can be transphobic without even trying. I have already increased the 41% to 50% by buying Hogwarts Legacy once.

[@seonjuseo7270]

"I CANT BELIEVE SOMEONE DOESNT SPEAK MY LANGUAGE! I'LL PROCEED TO MISSUNDERSTAND EVERYTHING AND SAY WHATEVER I WANT BASED ON THE FACT THAT I CAN'T READ SAID LANGUAGE! YOU TRANSPHOBIC" - Twitter wokes smh

[@stevenyee1055]

The clowns of Twitter cares not what they attack as long as it feels good.

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

as a Thai person this is very sad because i'm not a *MERICAN*

[@MrAwesomeSolos]

What do you want them to do? Know every language on the planet? If someone is talking to me in a language I don’t understand, is it racist to not know what they’re saying?

[@gudmansal3468]

@@MrAwesomeSolos it's not racist to not know wwhat they're saying but it is offensive to purposefully misunderstand what they're saying and use it as a point against him

[@MrAwesomeSolos]

@@gudmansal3468 How do you not understand a language on purpose?

[@hatoru17]

You know when you're called every derogative thing in the book so often on Twitter, you just get to the point where you just stop caring anymore. The only people that actually care come in the types of looking for clout or believing people on Twitter have legitimate power over you. Regardless of what it is, you are forced to respond sometimes because they treat it more like a sport rather than actually doing anything good. I wouldn't blame Japanese Twitter for wanting to block westerners completely.

[@Soul_Free]

You're right, by making name calling and so called "criticism" such a trivial and meaningless, purely subjective and whimsical matter they're turning disagreements and genuine concerns and topics a completely fictional existance, when any kind of polemic boils down to someone not liking you. Online debate barely exists anymore, it's all clout and schoolyard child fighting. The best thing to do is to just stick to your views and just assume everyone is simply trying to destroy you for no reason. And that, essentially, means that people are generally invited to become jaded and uncaring about anything that doesn't involve them and their own ideas and fixations.

[@DarkCT]

your not the only one thinking that. I do wonder what social media is like behind the other language barriers I don't understand. part of me honestly wonders, stupid as it may sound, if in other territories it's as much of a basket case as this one.

[@alcor4670]

Why should you or anyone even care about twatters? Twatter is septic sludge. Everyone has an opinion, but it's obvious that _most_ people's opinions are rooted on ignorance and stupidity. Especially on Twatter. _Never_ let yourself be molded by the opinions of idiots, unless you want to become one yourself. Seek out those that are actually wise and/or intelligent. Block and ignore those that aren't.

[@dragnarok4286]

@@DarkCT actually no normal person uses twitter in my country because its used by politicians so everyone else just stays away thinking its some sort of political social media

[@DarkCT]

@@dragnarok4286 oh! huh. thats interesting. might i ask wheres that?

[@Omegawhofah]

When I saw Ito's response of "could you learn japanese," the first thing I thought of was "educate yourself." I recall being used a lot when someone would ask about a progressive stance and they'd get angry about having to explain it. I'm sure it's been out there for a while, but it's nice to finally see that come full circle in some form

[@jaqenhghar6244]

It’s beautiful, really.

[@McCaroni_Sup]

"He acted like a child, telling people to learn Japanese" No, he acted fairly I'd say. Besides, afaik he's not exactly 100% literate in English, and you don't want to talk about a sensitive issue in a language you don't fully understand lest your words be misconstrued. Ito-san is smart for not giving in to these 9 balls, they're just looking for anything to cancel him with. Sticking to the relative safety of Japanese Twitter from BS identity politics outrage is a good strategy. "Allowed all kinds of transphobic people on his tweets" So censorship is the moral thing to do?

[@TehDanceMaster]

Oh yeah! People can't stand objective opinions, so it's always better to quash them so there's no opposition or cognitive dissonance to deal with. That'd be too hard for their play-doh brains to take on.

[@McCaroni_Sup]

@@TehDanceMaster You know, I really don't understand the mindset of censoring people you disagree with. It's always been preferable to me to be able to converse with someone you disagree with and criticize their stance. Censoring those you disagree with only prevents these interesting discussions from occurring. These people just seemingly don't understand the value of proper discourse - like an unreasonable parent that never allows their child to explain themselves. Or a Karen that thinks the customer is always right. They'd rather stay confined within their narrow worldview than even attempt to engage with the idea that maybe they aren't right. Even if it's just a possibility posited from a different perspective. And yet you'll see these same folks claim to love diversity, unless it's diversity of thought, clearly.

[@TehDanceMaster]

@@McCaroni_Sup Absolutely. It's in-group, out-group mentality. It bothers me that people still feel like they need to fit in after their time in high school is over--it's an incredibly pretentious thing to do and it's totally vain.

[@MiMi-eo7ny]

​@@McCaroni_Sup These leftists were never told "NO" in their lives having been coddled by their helicopter parents who gave them everything. So if you disagree with their worldview, you hurt their feelings. And to them, words=violence. BUT they have "the right" to beat you up for their hurt ego. Wonderful people being brought up by this Marxist "Critical Race Theory", isn't it? It's not just being taught in the West. Their NGOs are in the East too.

[@mileselon1339]

Hehe 9 Balls, now that's a term I haven't heard since I was 16

[@NoxilNobody]

What's weird with Twitter is that you can't have a moderate idea on a subject and build up a dialogue on it, you are either with them ("them" is a bit broad as a word here, not in a derogatory way, it's just easier for me to write in this way) or you're transphobe, no inbetweens, and it ends up like this, with a Japanese man (completely out of the loop of western sensibility) tweeting part of an argoument he agrees on (as he stated) but Western SJWs just immediatly go for the transphobe thing (and harrass/insult too cause why not, he posted a screenshot with someone saying "that's why you're old and alone")

[@strategicperson95]

"Them" being broad is pretty accurate; as even within their circles they don't even agree and will attack each other the moment they sense weakness among their ranks, let alone if one subgroup goes against another subgroup. For Star Wars analogy, they are very Sith like. "To be united by hatred, is a fragile alliance at best." - Kreia, KotOR 2.

[@theslavicrat3784]

@@strategicperson95 Tbf thats both sides of the american political compass. Europeans are usually more chill about from my experience.

[@NealCamerlengo]

You act like that is only a Twitter nay a social media thing. Again, nay! This kind of backwards thinking have existed long before the internet was ever a thing. Sad but true. For instance, look at how people who listened to rock/metal were judged.

[@disalazarg]

@@theslavicrat3784 not in my experience? Conservatives and Libertarians tend to be pretty damn chill with each other, for people at near opposite ends of at least one political compass; specially gym bros, who take being chill to a damn art form.

[@Gsolaris]

Precisely this. They really, REALLY need to drop the 'if you don't 100% fall into lockstep with what I say, you're the Enemy' bullshit. They make up a very small percentage of the population, and that attitude is ultimately going to end VERY poorly for them.

[@chilomine839]

I’m currently following a Japanese game dev, I used Google translate to speak with them and they told me its fine to use English cuz Google sucks. I feel bad I don’t have the ability to retain stuff very easily, I’d really like to speak to him properly but my brain just will not let me. T_T

[@KeLamity_Ch]

It's pretty bad. Sentence structure is different

[@TK-zl8fu]

Well, the older you get, the harder it is to learn anything, really. So blaming yourself for being bad at linguistics isn't all that.. adequate. You can do that, but believe me, self loathing will do you no good. In addition to that - Japanese, or, any language in the Asian part of the world, is incredibly intricate and complex (well, besides basic Korean, but when you get into the more complex part of Korean, it gets on pratically the same level), so, it goes without saying that it will take hundreds, if not thousands of hours to learn it. Start off slow, and pick up the pace where you can. Don't overwork yourself, don't try to step over stones, because, as a wise man once said - "Just like a house needs a set foundation, so do you. Trying to learn something without a foundation, would be like trying to build a house on a hill without a foundation. It will fall, as if it were a house made of game cards."

[@tfgenobatssasin1788]

I had some japanese friends i made in a game and still learning japanese, and believe me, its hard trying to communicate, and sometimes google are just so bad, we at times use deepL translate

[@xXDESTINYMBXx]

@@tfgenobatssasin1788 deepl is better but not perfect unfortunately.

[@tfgenobatssasin1788]

@@xXDESTINYMBXx thats what i mean though, ive known some few japanese words, though im still weak at katakana and have only memorized few hiragana currently

[@Noxis07]

Masahiro Ito has dealt with enough crap on Twitter. Leave the man be, you damn Twitter goblins.

[@insertgenerichannelname]

It's actually incredible how entitled some of these twitter users are. They refuse to attempt to understand through the machine translation the words written in japanese (which btw, can be easily done through little research or even the use of ChatGPT, to the point that even I can understand with just the automatic TL) yet demand the artist to go out of his way to write in English an explanation.. Like, they don't even know if his english is good, and yet they think that it would definitely have no misunderstandings?

[@stevenyee1055]

All of em need a good slap in the face. Social media has made things less confrontational which allowed them to be as bold as they want without consequence.

[@Avarage_idiot4911]

​@@stevenyee1055they dont need a slap they need a mental ilnest but the nurse treat them badly

[@kekwnope]

Damn, almost seems like the consequences of past actions are coming back now when people are constantly on the lookout for anyone trying to bully their artists off the internet. Stuff on the internet doesn't get forgotten and doesn't go away, my dudes.

[@SergioLeonardoCornejo]

I think we all need to fight back against harassers. So we must get aggressive with these people who mess with artists.

[@AzafTazarden]

Asking for an English translation is now bullying. Typical Twitter mentality

[@TOBY-jy7bz]

@@AzafTazarden yeah, because thats the only thing that happened in this video, lol

[@kiterkun1606]

Can't wait for American Twitter to start learning that not everyone knows or wants to speak English (about half of my friends from my country speak the language, but not all of them feel confident enough to speak it)

[@GravitasZero]

Barely anyone around me is willing to speak english. A lot understand it, but most of them don’t feel comfortable speaking it.

[@belstar1128]

In my country about 90% of the population knows English only my grandparents and my niece don't know it. but my country has no balls we love to hate on ourselves for no reason. most countries are not like this a lot of countries are like 1950s america and that includes japan.

[@RaceBandit]

This may sound hasty, but after the anti-Spanish thing a bit back, I wouldn't be surprised if they classified all languages at some point as either English or &$@%^phobe.

[@Azusashusband]

This is what I mean when I say twitter users think they're the protagonist and everyone else is a little wrong villian to be trampled over

[@Azusashusband]

@dlairdiablo true

[@miguelangelramirez8813]

That word has been thrown around so much it's literally lost it's meaning

[@JoCaTen]

Just admit you're transphobic for seeing the word being meaningless (It really is that easy to throw it around, damn. They really do label anyone for no good reason)

[@miguelangelramirez8813]

​@@JoCaTen pretty much XD

[@Cubicflow]

​@@JoCaTen ok, *admits* What do I do now

[@TurtleChad1]

I'm proud to be called transphobic

[@Just_an_random_who_likes_stuff]

Yup

[@Gsolaris]

From what I gathered from what he said, he's more than willing to accommodate trans people socially and culturally, and holds nothing against them, but balks at calling them actual women/men instead of trans men and trans women. As you can imagine, that's going to put him in Twitter's crosshairs, because they're not going to accept anything less than 100% compliance with their new gender definitions.

[@jaqenhghar6244]

They’re already going to go after you pointing out that these definitions are in fact new and not “what it’s always meant” as they’re regressive revisionists.

[@MiMi-eo7ny]

Watch what's happening to Japan. They're in the "Trans wahman should be allowed in women's bathrooms!" part that USA had half a decade ago. Now those same trans are victimizing women in the bathrooms and women's shelters. Take note, women. The slippery slope never fails.

[@MiMi-eo7ny]

Also, the "scientist" who invented the term "gender" was a pedophile who forced two boys to become women and they suicided themselves

[@ShinyShilla]

So basically he wants to call transwomen women and transmen men? Isn't this what the trans community wanted in the first place? I mean, I do prefer being called a man instead of transman Edit: had to specify because I know people will take it in the wrong way

[@Gsolaris]

@@ShinyShilla No, he wants to call transwomen transwomen and transmen transmen. Thus the problem. Same thing as Rowling. He's willing to accept them in society and see them treated with humanity and dignity, just not willing to accept them as biologically of the gender they wish they were. Because they're not, and until we find a way to scientifically change human bodies at the genetic level to MAKE them biologically of that gender, they never will be.

[@xxTC-96xx]

Twitter would get gold in the Olympics with their skill of jumping to conclusions

[@Shiirow]

they are currently the world record holder of jumping to conclusion.

[@marioprawirosudiro7301]

@@Shiirow The fact that they actually managed to beat Facebook, which was the previous record holder and gold medalist, is nothing short of impressive, really.

[@Lunk42]

Their mental gymnastics have already earned them multiple gold medals.

[@Zheratul]

They aren't jumping to conlusions, they are trying to harassing him into submission. They act in bad faith.

[@papertori4820]

I think it’s important to know that in Japan rn, there have been an increase (or people are starting to take more notice) in men pretending to be trans to enter female-only spaces and/or sexually harass women. So many people are cautious and want to approach it carefully.

[@YuuyaKZMI]

>pretending to be trans I think that's called crossdressing.

[@dondon5011]

@@YuuyaKZMI extreme cross dressing if you snip the twig and berries lol.

[@YuuyaKZMI]

@@dondon5011 re-read my comment

[@papertori4820]

@@YuuyaKZMI from what I read, while some (like those setting up cameras in bathrooms) are just cross-dressing, several that got in female-spaces/assaulted women claimed to “have the mind/heart of a woman” as an excuse or earn their victims trust

[@friedchicken4735]

​@@YuuyaKZMI being trans is crossdressing or being a psychopath

[@GravitasZero]

You just know when someone has a trans flag in their profile name or description that they made the LGBT their entire personality.

[@annabellLee-p7c]

Not everytime, for me I use it just so its right there and don't have to be like " are you okay with x?" typically if they aren't they'll just send gore.

[@SleepyRulu]

Poor artists man this week is annoying these freaking out over art mines have losing their shit over nothing.

[@chibetosnafox]

The actress in question is Ai Hashimoto, I didn't look into the info but her name came up a few days ago that she made some remark on this topic and was demanded apology from Twitter if I recall. Anyway, female japanese netizens were cheering her not to make any apology to them. I don't see any follow-up yet but I hope she won't.

[@masteryoraerasante]

Here in Brazil a common way of writing laughter is with ks. Three ones are not uncommon. It is because we pronounce the letter as "kah",which is one of the onomatopoeias for laughter. Pretty sure twitter people would think it is related to a certain group that used three ks in there and take the person as a racist with no regard to context. Then try to make people explain in english despite many people not knowing enough to even understand why they are offended about it, much less explain properly their position.

[@SuperKlondike64]

I think that also happens in Spanish-speaking circles as well.

[@AL-ws5yi]

They’re just wildly calling people names at this point without any proof other than “my hurt feeling.”

[@mirandawhitehead6932]

I was called transphobic last year just for being a Harry Potter fan and I refuse to apologize because I’m never giving up what I enjoy

[@eljaminlatour6633]

Yeah, also its best to separate the art from the artist, like just because you like Harry Potter doesn't make you a J.K. Rowling fan.

[@Karter_Blackpaw]

A trans person being incredibly rude and trying to start a confrontation? Gee, totally not a recurring thing.....

[@HimmelsDaemon]

Considering western twitter, they'd still have a problem with that context. They call people with any nuance or search for understanding that all the time. Only arbitrary platitudes and submission is permitted.

[@Cyberwolf87]

A popular Japanese artist who did one of the most beloved horror franchises retweeting Matt Walsh on his common sense take and giving his own common sense take on it. What a time.

[@luiseatoll6368]

Man.. That's a major blunder for trans activists. You attacked someone who calls for accommodation for everyone and doesn't want people to focus on the dangers of one group to then only be attacked by someone who's supposed to be standing up for that one group.

[@Enubatan]

Aren't these types of people usually the very same that come out with "it's not my job to educate you"?

[@MarcioSilva-vf5wk]

Recently i puted some Yamato arts over TikTok, and i was baffled that in a period of 3 days, it had generated a avid passive/aggressive discussion with 96 replys about this character sexuality, that is still going on. I cant loose this trending opportunity, now i'm already working over another character with ominous sexuality: Poison.

[@YuuyaKZMI]

My pronouns are Poi/Son. Check thine privilege.

[@SuperKlondike64]

Like the battleship?

[@KeebeThePlush]

Interesting to see a different translation from the one that was provided by Google when the retweets show up

[@Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture]

what exactly do you mean? you mean these people faked translating it and then claim the lie on an error and bad translator? i mean when it comes to Bridget people used the new dialogue to "prove" he was trans while claiming others lie about the dialogue being faked (well yeah, they controll the new version), when the older ones constantly said "acually im a boy!" while pouting

[@chilomine839]

I send messages to a Japanese game Dev and when I go back and read it Google butchers my version of the comment like an animal so I tend to swap language multiple times to see exactly how Google will post it in Japanese before I send it. Alot of context gets removed translating speech to Japanese.

[@IsThisUsernameAvailable]

As a woman, it baffles me, infuriates me and saddens me how people cannot give a proper definition of what a woman is. What are we? All of what we fought for throughout history is slowly being erased, we're nothing now, we don't even have a definition anymore

[@mattmerced1148]

What your mothers fought for is being erased by your sisters

[@GwyndOwO]

Isn't that what the whole point is? To NOT put a singular definition on an experience that is so wildly different for so many people across time and cultures. The same way we can't define what a man is, a woman is just someone who refers to themselves as women and truly believe it. That's the closest we can get without really excluding anyone. Cis or trans, gay or straight, black or white.

[@stupidron7108]

​​​@@GwyndOwObut what is it though? How can you refer to yourself and believe that you are something you can't even define? Words have meaning, they have a definition, and a proper one at that. If they don't have any meaning of definition, why is it a word in the first place? So I ask you again, what is a woman?

[@GwyndOwO]

@@stupidron7108 being a woman is just that. Womanhood. Woman does not mean female adult. That's just biological. Women are such a wide category that you simply cannot give a definition to them, like men. We have muscular, masculine, feminine, fat, conservative, liberal women, whatever have you. And keep in mind the "definition of women", in every culture where it has been strictly stated, has been an unforgiving culture for cis men and women alike, and certainly for trans men and women as well. Also the whole, " how can you call yourself something you can't define" is such a silly argument. Thousands of years people knew that they were humans, but we couldn't define it. Now we know humans are a species, but that doesn't make us anymore human then those past. Like for example, I can't define for you what it means to be a person, but I can define, human. I can't define man or woman, I can define male, female, and intersex. Things with... You know... Concrete actual definitions

[@survivorofthecurse717]

Simply put, the definition of a man is someone born with XY chromosomes, whereas a woman has XX chromosomes. No need to move the goalpost anywhere else

[@XziledBlog]

The amount of karens on the internet is fascinating

[@endorsharkz565]

Quite frighting

[@TheiTzCynical]

It must be nice to be able to harass and attack people with zero consequences, because they're a "marginalized group". While at the same time being supported and defended by society, government and major corporations.

[@danangyeah8024]

I don't understand why some people still defending those radical twitter freaks? I mean what they get for defending them? Somehow now i kinda believing maybe in Illuminati existence behind them. LOL. I mean it's kinda miracle for such radical band of freaks still exist up until now. It kinda mind blowing, that people defending them

[@c.fyffe0]

Yup a herd of mentally ill bully's

[@optimusN64]

Social media has made you comfortable disrespecting people and not getting punched in the fact for it. ~ mike tyson

[@Dr.Oofers]

@@optimusN64 Wise words, but it’d hit harder if you gave a source.

[@Lunk42]

Not just zero consequences but rewarded, they get propped up even further for being complete scum they get treated like they're rebels fighting an evil empire or something.

[@kabob0077]

They're attacking the guy who makes monsters based off deep seated trauma and phobias and whatever else?

[@asimplethievingbat5978]

Ah yes, people are fighting back. Good

[@asimplethievingbat5978]

If all you do is throw punches, don't be surprised when people punch back

[@DinnerForkTongue]

​@@asimplethievingbat5978 And soy doesn't exactly give them granite chins, does it? 😊

[@asimplethievingbat5978]

@@DinnerForkTongue I'd say they're made of glass, but that's an insult to glass

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@asimplethievingbat5978 Sugar glass, maybe. Doesn't even hurt the hand when you break it.

[@SOCOM967]

Are the American Feelings Yakuza at it again?

[@Goat81093]

Bro just unironicly said "Hey japanese person, please explain to me in a language I understand. No I'm not gonna learn your language, you're gonna learn mine" Like HELLO?? Can they not see how racist and intitled that is?

[@Shiirow]

is this another case of twitterati insinuating, based on zero or incorrect evidence, that a character is Z, and people saying no, they are A... and being called an "ist" and a "phobe". then the artist steps in and clarifies that the character is in fact an A and not a Z. so they dogpiled on the artist calling _them_ an "ist" and a "phobe".

[@MetalHopper]

As if they know better than the artist himself lmao

[@katf9513]

Every day it feels like theres a new “trans vs the world” controversy, and it sucks. I just don’t want to have to choose between being dysphoric and being in danger, I don’t care about people being politically correct, I just don’t want to feel in danger for trying to be at peace.

[@clarehidalgo]

Also better to have the asshole tell you they are assholes to your face then them hide it like snakes in the grass

[@yoshimasterleader]

I swear those terminally online people go in a blind rage just by seeing an image of Matt Walsh

[@krulak292]

Good, he's our king

[@Uberwenis]

If your ability to be alive requires every stranger on the planet to support you, you've got much worse problems than reading words on twitter lol

[@CH47Flyingtwinkie]

ok- that, was a bit uncalled for. this is bluds job most likely.

[@fabiospasiano9885]

The guy who told the trans flag “shut up you weird” has my utmost fucking respect!

[@Pyovali]

"Explain to me in English" The most American thing next to gun obsession. I've heard this demanded even in my country where it isn't an official language, and of course, from an American. Russians might be the second worst offender assuming they'll get thru everything using Russian, but with less arrogance.

[@Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture]

no russians are worse, got them in my country and these nibbas really want to ellect russian flies who wage wars on countries with russians in it.. meaning once its under controll they are forgotten, just like in Ukraine. Voting for their own death

[@COLT45Studios]

Why is the right to self defense an "obsession".

[@Tony_Man]

@@COLT45Studios Because apparently saying that "I want to make sure any bad guy that does bad things can be stopped as soon as possible" = "I want as many mass shootings as possible" Thank Twitter and Western media for such nonsense

[@aoki6332]

@@COLT45Studios violence on violence dont make it a right American obsession whit gun instead of fixing there culture problem that lead to mass shooting and daily murder

[@COLT45Studios]

@@aoki6332 I could make the same argument that Ukraine should just lay down and take it from Russia because "violence on violence don't make it right". See how stupid and suicidal that sounds.

[@Frixon_]

It's getting to the point where I just take the word transphobic as a normal person with their own opinions. Because a lot of these people that spout the word like they get paid for it are off their rocker

[@AnomalyINC]

In regards to the locker-room thing, it's such a strange conflict. See, I am pretty lax about nudity, I don't care about watching other people when changing, so if there was a merry mix of men and women, I'd scarcely notice. But, I am well outside the norm, I think. The men's locker room is for men, that being human males. The women's locker room is for women, human females. Regardless of how they identify. If you, as a transwoman, go into the women's locker room and face protest, your humanity is not denied. We recognise you as a human being with human rights. And we recognise that you entered the wrong dressing room. You're still human, and you can go and be human in the men's dressing room, because you are, in the end, a human male. And it's okay to be a human male. It's every bit as good as being a human female. It's just not the same thing, and most people are uncomfortable with being naked together with strangers of the opposite sex. They have rights, too.

[@jaryl13]

Being called transphobic is meaningless on Twitter when saying literally anything remotely disagreeable gets you the label. It’s like the achievement you get in games right at the beginning when you pickup your first weapon or something that 99% of other players already have.

[@Nephelis]

I'm gonna say it: the concept of gender being eliminated never sat right with me- and I'm genderfluid. For many people it doesn't matter, but for the great majority it is another part of their identities as important as their names or where they come from. Deleting gender so there's no transphobia or confusion is... dumb. It's ok to say man and woman; male and female. It's also ok to say either when you're speaking about certain experiences. It's not an obligation to make everything neutral, you can just refer to the majority of a group when speaking and that's alright! I know this isn't the focus point of the video, but it's still a thing that's being discussed.

[@Harkz0r]

If only more people felt like yourself. I don't think any amount of reading or education will make me think of the phenomenon of trans people as somehow not unusual. I genuinely have nothing against them as individuals, even if I may never fully understand their reasoning. I will always be supportive of peoples' right to express themselves however they choose. But for one, the concept of 'deadnaming' seems terribly sad to me, as though a person is trying to reject or deny part of what makes them who they are, instead of simply accepting it, integrating it as part of their identity, and moving on from it. And no amount of mental gymnastics will lead to me feeling that there is no distinction between transmen/women and biological males/females. No matter what gender reassignment surgeries or hormones are taken, what voice training they may do to sound more convincingly masculine/feminine, and even how attractive they might appear to the opposite sex. A trans woman, for example, will never be able to conceive and give birth, no matter how much they may wish otherwise. I sympathise with their desire to be seen as indistinct from those born as a certain gender but I also feel it's impossible. Their bodies and brains are structurally different, their lived experiences are different. We only have to look to the performance and controversies around trans athletes to see evidence of this. It is difficult because to some, maybe even many, trans people, this would make me 'transphobic' even though I bear no ill will. I value peoples' subjective realities but not to the extent I feel comfortable denying the objective one. That's the line I draw.

[@1faithchick7]

​@GeldUndKokaine Then you're closed minded and wilfully ign orant. Read it and stop being so pridefully ignorant.

[@1faithchick7]

Agreed. I am asexual. I do not expect the vast majority of people to know what that is, or live their lives like sex doesn't matter to them like it doesn't to me. It is important to the majority of people. I am the outlier. The same as we shouldn't change textbooks that say humans have 2 arms. The vast majority do have 2 arms. It's good to understand not everyone is the same. It's bad to force the entire world to change in every way to be like me. It wouldn't be fair for me to demand people who like sex to be in a relationship with me. Yet I see trans people demand people who aren't attracted to them date them. It's a small group of course, most trans people are chill. But it's insane how much Twitter and tick tock are obsessed over changing language (like spanish) and the entire world completely to make it fit trans people and be worse for everyone else. We should all try to make everyone's life better and not take others rights away to do it as much as possible.

[@MiMi-eo7ny]

Gender fluid? You mean the actual old term "gender nonconforming" which means you're a bi/lesbian/straight woman who acts manly or a bi/lesbian/straight man who acts effeminately? You zoomers literally change the definition of everything so you can feel special. Enjoy your infighting and trans propaganda. You're mutilating your bodies when sheep tell you just because you like toy cars as a girl, you're immediately a "trans boy egg!!" DROP the fkin "T" already, you LGB.

[@Chicken_cocknballsoup7376]

“I’m genderfluid” 😑

[@killertruth186]

It just shows how much of a person they are if they don't understand the simple concept of different culture. The Internet isn't located in the US exclusively.

[@fieldtrip2178]

Reading Japanese names is really simple and easy, I don't know why people keep saying them wrong. Hero just straight up called him Mashiro 1:02 no sweat. It's Ma-sa-hi-ro. Each one sounding like they are written. you don't have to guess anything, just how did Ma-sa become Ma-shi.

[@aino-kaisav5504]

I think in this case it might not be about pronunciation rather than misreading.

[@malawisupasoldier7478]

I like that in Japan game devs can have differing opinions unlike the US where they all seem to be an echo chamber

[@Elven_Red]

The best thing japanese users of Twitter could do: pull a Hideki Kamiya

[@KusunokiSG47]

Tens of thousands of blocked accounts... Well we do have the right to block anyone we want right?

[@mr.cynical2201]

I think the problem is that a commonly held belief is that outrage somehow signals the presence of virtue. Being told to do research before you accuse people of things isn't insulting unless it's true that you're ignorant of the context. But just because you're ignorant doesn't mean someone else is obligated to educate or inform you of anything. It's your own personal responsibility to be educated and informed before making accusations. There's a difference between saying "I don't understand" and "you realize that's offensive."

[@Acoto]

If the person crying about Matt Walsh also cant be bothered to properly translate what someone else wrote before crying about them, then the problem is that person not the one's they're crying about.

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

Once again a reason why i don't' support Alphabet Community.

[@mimikiya6404]

W

[@cerulee]

Twitter freaks: How could you retweet Matt Walsh! Are you transphobic? Ito: I don't even know who that is.

[@bebopblue]

Ito is a great person and will willingly interact with fans on social media, he has with me. Hope he blocks all those clowns.

[@damasake]

We need a Silent Hill game but it's set inside the collective unconscious of twitter users mind.

[@RubykonCubes3668]

Add to this a plethora of body horror, and this game shall be juicy. 👀✨️

[@tabley1873]

The whole idea of identity in Japan is quite expansive since very early on. Even in tribes before America was invaded by the Europeans, gender for them was much more complex and multi-faceted. The ideas of gender being just two things are only born from European ideology where even then, men are held up in high regards. It would be better if the "rules" we set up for gender were done away with so people can live as themselves instead of what the world expects them to be.

[@bnick8282]

This is why we shouldn't take cult members seriously.

[@Cobaltz246]

A phobia is an irrational fear of something that shakes people to their core to the point where they can't even function. I have a phobia of falling from great heights, the ocean in general and being stuck unable to move in a confined space. My point is I don't think most people are deathly afraid of trans people. Phobia is now being used to label other's that maybe just don't understand the situation. isn't being labeled something that your not a hate crime? People can be so ignorant and hateful just for clout on the internet. It's really sad

[@dondon5011]

These people don't know what an actual phobia feels like but they label any criticism as such. I can't stand static heights, and I button up real quick. Same for deeper than my height bodies of water but that came about from coming within seconds of drowning. Additionally large groups of people also cause me to experience the claustrophobic feeling I get from being in deep water. You'd also think making light of someone's mental hang-ups like phobias by claiming criticism as a phobia or any other random shit of the week as a phobia would be mocking mental health. Last I checked they don't like people making light of mental health, while they simultaneously do that themselves lol.

[@Cobaltz246]

@@dondon5011 yep and words like racists pedo and gaslighting are thrown around so much that It waters down the true meaning of those words making it easier for the people who are actually those things hide in plain sight and no one bats an eye.

[@SleepingGroke]

Everytime when someone demands "speak English" I can't help but to imagine that individual as an entitled person who never finished school and never bothered with languages. Then again, being from Finland, we have to study English and Swedish in school and have the options to study more.

[@flackenstien]

You can do literally anything and be defined as a transphobe. Let alone discuss any of the issues around trans people, which are very sensitive and deserve much greater nuance than the baised people give it. I was labled a "narcissistic transphobic piece of shit" or something for saying that people should be able to live in a way that is comfortable to them, and to not let lables define them. Afiak that was LGBT's motto until like 2015, but now they're just rainbow facist nazis. Like, why can't people just try to get along? Everyone has to look for and make up reasons to spread hate.

[@sorashay8757]

Ok tbh i dont understand why everyone hates matt. I watched his movie he made "what is a Woman" and it actually brings up some good points. Yes sometimes it can be taken offensively but what stood out to me is the interview with Scott who is a trans man. Basically saying how Hormone blockers aren't reversible and have bad side affects and how it can potentially really hurt someone. So yes things he said can be taken with a grain of salt I think it's also great for understanding other things

[@RezaQin]

Disgust. Not fear.

[@eljaminlatour6633]

It's true, about how Google Translate doesn't have the best translation quality, like how タイマン(tai man) is translated as "Thai man", when in reality タイ comes from 対("tai") meaning "faced, opposed", so the literal translation is "vs. man". Also, asking a Japanese guy to speak English is so rude. In Japan it's considered a very difficult language because if you pay attention to his text, there are a few small typos like writing "an" before a consonant sound word, and saying "I'm not transphobia" when he meant to say "I'm not transphobic". English is difficult for Japanese speakers because grammar structure(English is subject + verb + object; Japanese has verb and object swap places), pronounciation(English speakers have more sounds than Japanese people), context(unlike the English language, Japanese is more dependent on context like pronouns such as "I" or "you" are omitted, but the sentences do make sense based on context, like 私は学生です("watashi wa gakusei desu", I am a student) can be shortened as 学生です(gakusei desu)).

[@An_Imperial_Guard.]

If you want to see a person true nature you need to put them under pressure, she didn't say that she hates man out of mistake, that is what she actually thinks.

[@CordovanSplotchVT]

They hated Matt Walsh because he told the truth.

[@DaBurntToaster]

people really need to stop caring about what random people on the internet think, there will ALWAYS be someone out there that disagrees with you on something you care about, if in 100 or so years being trans is 100% normal, you'll just have something else to get offended about. stop caring about this shit if you care about your own sanity

[@user-zl1vf4me1p]

As someone who is studying jappanese I can say that: I don't understand it. I said studying, not studied. But that's kinda funny ""Can't you just speak in english" they say to a Japanese man" is my favorite quote

[@laurenbonner2393]

My favorite is the one where the person with the trans flag icon was basically told they sound like a Trump supporter! That is the funniest real-life irony I have ever witnessed!😂

[@Kekinoto]

"Can you explain,in English" That's what I kind of hate about English speaking westerners,they always think that there must be English comments everywhere. I'm so tired of seeing the "English comment you're looking for" kind of commentaries under videos in not English with non-eng comments. Just you know,not everything has to be in English.

[@billmelater6470]

So here's a question. Why should trans ve such a protected class? Why we can't we be free to criticize anyone?

[@MissionSilo]

It's all a out power and control

[@bob1986]

Everyone wants their class to be the most protected one with all the rights and privileges they want. People are selfish at the end of the day.

[@Outlaw7263]

Twitter: **breathes** Everyone: How many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man

[@SynthLizard8]

I remember when sexual dimorphism was settled science, not a faith-based ideology.

[@NCRRanger7753]

Someone who just speaks the plain, naked truth makes them an awful person now. This is the core of why they'll never, ever be taken seriously. Grown adults can not play make believe all day every day and have a healthy mind.

[@TBoneTony]

To me, I always refer to Baka Test scene with the 3 bathrooms. Male, Female and Hideyoshi. If you have one for all the Hideyoshi's in the world, the problem will be solved easily.

[@HAXRLITSXY]

Masahiro is not taking none of anyone's bs.

[@Rpground]

Not even allowed to talk about it. So, again, it's just about control from these people.

[@alexkogan9755]

The alphabet soup defense force shooting themselves in the feet again? Who’s surprised?

[@sisygambis.]

It’s over If Japan goes woke

[@tannerhamilton6025]

"You're transphobic!!" "...Yeah, have you seen them?"

[@MNNski]

Just another reason why I'm glad I never used twitter.

[@leac0071]

A leaderboard for people with a high % of mad tweets would be hilarious. A "big mad" tab next to "trending".

[@foadmoalem4908]

i’ve had the answer to this problem for a while, but idk if it’s ok to say, but ima say it the concept of gender shouldn’t matter substantially to anyone other than the person themselves, why should you care that your taxi driver is gay, all you should focus on is his driving skills the few times gender can be used as a help is biologically, by treating problems and complications that are because of said gender, but other than that, do you really care if your friend from across the street isn’t the same gender as you?

[@Duster29to86]

Gender is purely biological. There are only two genders, male and female, and both are defined by both genetics and parts your born with. Saying anything to the opposite of that would be both dishonest and encourage the spreading of a lie.

[@kurapikakurta1997]

Completely agree with that biology argument. I have a disease that is extremely rarely diagnosed in my gender, and even then the majority of the people my gender that have it, like me, are trans. Do I take medication for it that the other gender uses? Absolutely. Why? Because biologically, that one would help me better.

[@TrampMachine]

This is the embodiment of the shit that drives me crazy about the gender question. People be like, well gender is socially constructed and distinct from sex Okay but social constructs are... socially constructed and culturally relative... So like different cultures will have different understanding of the idea of woman/man. So sure a group of people can change how they understand woman/man as having no implication of sex. But the opposite is also true. And in a time where culture is changing so rapidly it makes perfect sense that some people would hold onto the sex distinction while others will let it go. People who think their definition of gender is the one and only universal definition of gender on the basis that it's socially constructed are missing the point entirely. To say that people should be treated with respect, and be safe regardless of their gender, or anyone's definition of gender is imo is much better than trying to argue that your culture/groups definition of gender is universal.

[@Duster29to86]

Anybody who says gender is a social construct are by default the definition of either being indoctrinated or just plain stupid.

[@TrampMachine]

@@Duster29to86 Lol, please explain why you don't think gender is socially constructed.

[@VanymStorm]

But these are Twitwits we're talking about: if their definition of gender _isn't_ universal, that would mean they can't Demand the Respect They Deserve from every random stranger who passes them by, and people might not treat them like the stunning and brave societal elites they are. And then it's like, why did they even jump on this bandwagon in the first place if it wasn't going to give them some sort of privileged position on social media?

[@rreeves0710]

Being gay, I've always thought I'd get along with trans people or be able to empathize with them for being in the big ol lgbtq/queer family....... Sadly, most I've met are hyper politically correct, touchy about everything, and very negative to interact with in general. At times I swear some trans folk enjoy nitpicking, digging and reaching for -anything- they can find offensive so they can have fun getting mad. The USA is not nearly as bad as twitter makes it out to be. Its like they cant understand that people can disapprove and not like trans or whatever you are about while still being tolerant and a nice person! Some of my family and people at work disapprove of me being gay but we are still friends or at the least civil/nice to eachother... I still dont think I'm personally transphobic, but maybe I am Twittransphobic lol I just dont understand all the hostility and hyer-focus around perceived victim-hood

[@napoleonfeanor]

Never apology ro them. Ever. Transphobic just means not indulging into their aggressive ideology.

[@josueveguilla9069]

Woman = Adult Human Female

[@crawlingboy]

human being with XX chromosomes and can give birth to other human beings

[@rashad4566]

How dare you say what a woman is you bigot!

[@SchemingGoldberg]

To be more specific, an individual human being with an XX chromosome.

[@stupidanon5941]

@@SchemingGoldberg The two-x chromosome thing is still somewhat misleading. That's what causes a fetus to be shaped into a human female body, yes, but that isn't he biological definition of a female. The _actual_ textbook biological definition of a female, is "the body that, when free of defect, produces the larger gamete." That's a fantastic definition because there's no way to argue against it. You can't say 'but what about people who have xxy chromosomes or xxx chromosomes!?' The function of the 'female' portion of the female body is producing the larger gamete. That's actually what that means, and a _woman_ , specifically a woman as opposed to a girl, is an adult human _female_ . A girl would be a a human female child.

[@disalazarg]

​@@stupidanon5941 Twitter being what it is, it's likely to be more offended by the "lacking defect" part than the "gamete" one, and good Lord do they get offended by the last one.

[@Blackpapalink]

Getting harder and harder by the day for them to keep harassing people. Glad that people are finally waking up and calling the overgrown children on the bird site out like we should've been doing 10 years ago, but better late than never.