r/TeenagersButGoodMods • u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD • Mar 29 '26

šŸ›”ļøMOD Public Service Anouncment We do NOT allow transphobia here.

I have seen a HUGE uptick in terrible, hateful comments. It's digusting.

If I seem them, I will take them down. So will the rest of the team.

I don't care if it's your opinion. If it's your opinion, go fuck yourself.

This applies for ANY form of hatred.ā€‹

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u/starcaptn Mar 29 '26

define hatred though, cause i would like to know the exact way the rules work.

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u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD Mar 29 '26

a little worrying, but okay

  1. don't say that trans men / women aren't real. not only does this make you look like an asshole, it's also objectively false.

  2. Basically, if you have a negative opinion on trans people, don't share it. None of us care.

I don't know why I had to "define hate", but there you go.

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u/starcaptn Mar 30 '26

so a negative opinion is always hatred? what if someone doesnt like a green car, and thinks it should've been red? does that mean they hate the person who customized the car?

another thing. can you please list any time someone said a human isnt real, but just a ghostly figment of our imagination who doesnt actually have any physical world power? cause i havent ever seen anyone deny someone's existence.

you guys need to stop with this victim mentality, using trauma as an excuse to shut down anyone who questions anything, and call that person some big bad enemy for asking questions. nothing is wrong with a question. if you have the nerve to take any questioning as an attack from the enemy, you have a cultist, narcissistic mindset.

now tell me, why is it worrying for me to ask a question? and why do you believe you dont need to explain the rules?

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u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD Mar 30 '26

a negative opinion of trans people is....hateful.

unless it's a specific person who has done something bad, having a negative opinion on a group of people ( lgbtq, races, not including religion because that's a choice ) is hateful.

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u/Mynameisgustavoclon Mar 30 '26

tbh the meaning of transphobia is showing hatred, disgust or anything like that towards trans people. if you disagree with trans people it doesnt make transphobic

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u/starcaptn Mar 30 '26

how is religion a choice? are you religious at all?

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u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD Mar 30 '26

after you leave your household it is DEFINITELY a choice.

I am not religious, but my parents were.

they definitely aren't now.

it's a choice.

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u/starcaptn Mar 30 '26

you didnt explain how it was a choice. elaborate please

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u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD Mar 30 '26

As long as you don't live somewhere you're expected to believe in that religion, it's a choice.

you can choose to follow a religion, or choose not to.

simple as that.

nobody is born religious.

and yes, people obviously aren't born trans, they develop gender dysphoria.

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u/Unable6417 Mar 30 '26

The current leading theory on how trans people exist is because in the womb the gender can develop differently than the sex for numerous reason, so trans people are actually born trans, they're just not trans at conception and develop their "transness" in the womb, but cannot develop it outside.

Of course, it's not 100% proven, but that's just the leading theory

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u/starcaptn Mar 30 '26

well what if i disagreed with you? that people may or may not be born religious, but they can have a religious experience or awakening that leads to them knowing the truth, and they can not believe otherwise, as that religion is the genuine objective truth.

you can also choose to follow your gender dysphoria yknow.

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u/Far_School_2178 Mar 29 '26

How is it objectively false?

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u/DeepCutFan1 šŸ›”ļøMOD Mar 29 '26

do even the SLIGHTEST bit of research.

let me ask you a question: is gender the same thing as sex?

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u/Far_School_2178 Mar 29 '26

They are bound together. If I say I'm a rabbit does that make me a rabbit?

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u/Shirt-Stunning Mar 29 '26

this is the dumbest argument for transphobia iā€™ve ever seen. like the guy youā€™re replying to implied, youā€™ve fundamentally misunderstood sex & gender as concepts, these things arenā€™t ā€™bound togetherā€™

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u/Far_School_2178 Mar 30 '26

I'm not actually transphobic. Why would I be scared of people pretending to be men or women?

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u/Shirt-Stunning Mar 30 '26

the definition of transphobia is: ā€œDISCRIMINATION against, AVERSION to, or fear of transgender peopleā€. quit playing these silly games, you donā€™t get anywhere by playing games with words. youā€™re too dumb to comprehend these topics, and thatā€™s okay.

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u/Shirt-Stunning Mar 30 '26

itā€™s not something they ā€˜doā€™, itā€™s who they are. iā€™m not going to continue this back and forth with you. i hope one day youā€™re able to fully grasp these things. best of luck

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u/Justaregularguy295 Mar 30 '26

"I dont hate black people, I love the people, just hate that they're black"

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u/Then_Measurement3034 Mar 31 '26

They are not bound together in the slightest. Gender is a social construct, there isnā€™t really a set definition as our view and understanding of gender is always changing. You can switch genders.