Comments by "Z P" (@zachman5150) on "Jubilee" channel.

  1. It most definitely is listed as a mental disorder, by The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5)  The incoherent narrative is inappropriately conflating the variability in temperament and personality traits, neither of which are gender exclusive-- hence effeminate males, butch females and tomboys, with gender.
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  2.  @shmainginyt5421  Trans guys aren't guys either. The dysphoria is in the mind, not the body.  You can have surgeon alter your appearance to look like a Klingon from Star Trek and it doesn't make you an actual Klingon either, and if you think it does-- you're delusional
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  3.  @shmainginyt5421  Newsflash: Men cannot become women and women cannot become men. You ever notice that mammals come in 2 genders (male and female)? If you neuter your dog, it doesn't become a female dog. Try to follow the concept, if you're capable-- and realize that the narrative you're espousing is entirely incoherent
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  4.  @shmainginyt5421  Really??? Name 1 🦗🦗🦗 No, there are no exceptions The difference between sex and gender: Gender refers to the sex assigned at birth and the social aspects associated with being male and/or female. Male and female are fixed biological categories shared among ALL mammals
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  5.  @shmainginyt5421  And that doesn't change the reality that it's XX, XY, Birth Defect or mental disorder in the slightest, regardless of how you feel about it. The expectation that the world must identify you as you perceive yourself, when objective reality is contrary to the way you wish to be perceived, sounds like a you problem. The world doesn't owe you
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  6.  @shmainginyt5421  Perhaps, you ought to log out and come back and look at the comments while logged out. I see no evidence of you refuting anything whatsoever
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  7.  @freemara3429  That wasn't an answer to the questions. It wasn't a refutation. It looks like a cry for attention, with no redeeming value whatsoever. Certainly nothing relevant. That's called projection. Irony? Try being relevant, before speaking up, next time-- so you have something to contribute other than your snarky Karen-like screeching. The problem you have with your virtue signaling is the total absence of any actual 'Virtue'. Just a thought
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  8. I think it's rude to act like because you have an opinion that others need to perceive you as you perceive yourself, it creates an obligation for others to deny objective reality in favor of your fantasy, and ex. indulge use of your preferred pronouns-- because that's the height of narcissism.
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  9.  @CareBlair444  Insisting that other perceive you as you perceive yourself, and affirm your claims of being something other than what you are, in defiance of objective reality-- is totally narcissistic
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  10.  @CareBlair444  Your response isn't a refutation at all, so is that YOU -- sadly taking the easier route?? Looks like it from here My responses are correct and haven't been refuted.
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  11.  @Maksie0  They don't seem to have the confusion you do, about the differences between males and females.
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  12. They're morally bankrupt and intellectually stunted ghouls
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  13.  @emilianocabezota3125  Respect is earned and is reserved for that which is respectable. Trans is some male or female who tends to present as that which they are not, in the form of a caricature of the opposite sex-- generally because of a psych disorder or for attention, or Both. That you can't wrap your head around that is a YOU problem. Just Cope Harder
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  14. You spelled Americans wrong
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  15. I don't get it... It's not that they don't matter. Of course, people matter. If someone gets implants in their @ss and identifies as a Centaur-- That doesn't make them one, but that seems to be the rational of those suggesting that altering one's appearance and identifying as the opposite sex, actually makes them that which they identify as... Make it make sense
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  16.  @seandevlin4051  The point is people are claiming to identify as something other than what they are, and then insisting that the rest of society perceive them, as they perceive themselves subjectively. One could, for example-- identify as being taller or more attractive, or intelligent, or physically fit than they actually are, objectively speaking. Gay and Lesbian people don't seem to have difficulty recognizing men and women and discerning the differences to suite their preferences. Gender refers to the sex assigned at birth and the social aspects of being male or female, respectively. Male a female are biological categories, which are fixed and permanent, and one's feelings about them don't alter reality about it being true and correct. The confusion in terminology seems to be rooted in the fact that they're inappropriately conflating personality traits and temperament, as if/though they're synonymous with gender, and they are not.
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  17. Blossom isn't rooted in reality. That dude is entirely unhinged from reality
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  18.  @Maksie0  You 1st
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  19. LOL Ya think? That dude is nutz,
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  20.  @teabagged4654  He's still a boy. Being cognizant that he isn't that which he claims isn't hateful. It's just being observant. Objective biological realities are not up for debate. If the validity of your/their identity is predicated on the notion that all of society must ignore objective biological realities then your/their identity is not valid.
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  21.  @TheLegendOfRandy  Vasectomy, or tubal ligation... Voila-- Have at it
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  22. @ＯＦＡＲＡ Blinded by their own opinion? If they're telling the truth, they're telling the truth.
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  23. @ＯＦＡＲＡ The truth is the truth, regardless of one's opinion about it. You're conflating personality types with gender. I notice you didn't attempt to address my question. What's up w/ that? If it is-- that gender is socially malleable or a social construct, how does it coexist side by side with the proposition that the girl who's trapped in a male body-- has an immutable male identity? It's incoherent -- or that only the individual themselves can determine their gender identity-- if it's a social construct, how does that work?? Again, It's incoherent If it were true, that gender is a social construct, fluid, and malleable and not biological-- why the need to transition biologically? Again, incoherent They're already, who they are to themselves, and the proclivity to alter their biology, suggests that gender is NOT separate from biology. Why the desire to change if gender is merely a social construct? Again, it's incoherent No, It's XX, XY, Birth defect or evidence that a psych evaluation and treatment be considered, and btw-- the exceptions to the rules do not invalidate the rules. They validate them, hence being the exceptions
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  24.  @kylewilliams5454  No... Pronouns are objective, not subjective, you don't get to choose your own unless you're talking about yourself in the 3rd person-- which is actually odd. When talking 'To' people, I tend to use their names. ymmv   When talking 'about' someone to someone else, that's not the subject-- I use pronouns, but I choose the ones I find appropriate. You don't dictate the words I choose, and neither does anyone else--  Suck-it-up Buttercup
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  25. Life is worth living. Why do you disagree?
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  26.  @mariec3733  It's as if you think my comments aren't actually visible to anyone. Quit the foolishness
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  27.  @Milo-nr9kc  The exceptions to the rule do not invalidate the rule. They prove the rule, by being the exceptions
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  28. I’m not delusional::::says the person who chooses to chop off their body parts, thinking it'll change their sex.
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  29. Trans women are still men. They're not trans anything. They're still the same sex and gender prior to transition, after transition. All they're doing is drastically altering their appearance, and screwing up their natural body chemistry. Still men
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  30.  @mariec3733  No, the pregnancy is the "avoidable", 'consequence'-- Obviously. The pro-choice decision is prior to conception-- Because, Afterward come the consequences. It's a woman who risks getting pregnant, when she chooses to engage in sex. That IS the cause & affect result that should be expected, is it not? It is the entire point of the birth control industry. To prevent unintended pregnancies. Why shouldn't she be the one who's primarily concerned with, and charged with taking precautions to avoid a pregnancy, especially if she willingly going to risk it? Hmmm??
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  31.  @Ninalikescake  5 D's of Dodgeball: Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge. They take the risk, they own the consequences. It's not complicated.
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  32.  @mhmmargott  Well, that's not much of a refutation marco. I love spreading the truth, and exposing the incoherence in the narratives, because the truth matters
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  33.  @mhmmargott  Great! Being "trans" IS the construct. Deal with it and cope harder
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  34.  @saintshrooms9424  The world isn't fair, and whining about it isn't going to make it fair. Why is it the guys place to solve your problems?  You're independent aren't you? Well, then handle it
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  35.  @mariec3733  Oh No-- Not personal accountability. You risk it, own it. No abortion for you. 5 D's of Dodgeball: Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge
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  36.  @markusbaker1161  That's what I call them, so yes they are. They're recognized by me as dudes in a costume
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  37. Say the men, while claiming to be women
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  38. Show me someone who values life and advocates for the ability to terminate life, and I'll show you a hypocrite
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  39.  @Maksie0  No they aren't. They're men. Women aren't a costume that men can put on and take off, and they're not a social construct. Quit conflating personality and gender-- they're not synonymous
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  40. There is no hate involved in observing that someone is not that which they claim to be
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  41.  @allyrose28  When some hairy dude in a dress, w/ clear psych issues is screaming, "It's Ma'am", clearly in contradiction to reality, affirming their delusion isn't my preferred solution. You do you
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  42. There really are no other kind of women, than those naturally born. They aren't trans anything, as far as I'm concerned. They're the exact same sex/gender prior to altering their appearance, as they are after they do
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  43.  @sodiumso6015  Dead things don't grow, and develop
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  44.  @Maksie0  No, that's wrong
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  45.  @gabriellevitale4670  A human can be pregnant with nothing other than a human. If a mother's life isn't in imminent peril, then No-- it isn't health care. It's quite the opposite of health care, and don't pretend you aren't aware that those who advocate in favor of pro choice, are in favor of that choice-- up to the moment of birth, so don't pretend we're only talking about zygotes and embryos.
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  46.  @Maksie0  There is only 1 kind of woman, and they're ALL born females-- making the cis distinction entirely useless, redundant and irrelevant.
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  47. Did they fit you?
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  48. People like Blossom don't even like themselves
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  49.  @nathanmccoy9188  The subjective term, 'Better off' hasn't been defined, nor qualified. Care to give it a shot? 🦗🦗🦗 Ya, I didn't think so
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  50.  @LJ-ld1lp  Since you're admittedly confused about recognizing the differences between males and females-- there's not much I can do for your lack of understanding. Perhaps, you should consult a 5th grade, basic science biology textbook for further clarification on the topic.
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