Comments by "DE Bradley" (@darrenbradleytwin) on "The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder" channel.

  1. What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Rights such as the 'right' to self-diagnose and have doctors and therapists agree with them and affirming a program for their 'patients'. No other group apart from trans people has this 'right' at the moment. They have the 'right' to have cosmetic surgeries paid for by tax payers dollars or health insurance. No other group apart from trans has this 'right' at the moment. Trans women have the 'right' who to compete against in their chosen sport, rather than to have categories and opponents determined for you by more objective sources designed to organise and moderate according to fairness. No one else has this 'right' in sports. Trans people have the 'right' to control how others view, think, speak of and include or exclude any member or organisation of society. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to stop people speaking and voicing their opinion, banning them from media, get them fired, or halt public events by accusing people of a difference of opinion ''hate speech'' against a 'minority group' you have not been born into but have made up and opted into by your own free will. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to decide that, in addition to the special 'rights' they demand for their group alone, they also get to erode the boundaries others have erected around their protected class groups as well and determine they belong in those groups too. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to demand that people like, immediately respect and speak well of them no matter how obnoxious their personality or how dubious their behaviour may be and accuse them of bigotry if they disagree with you in any way. No other group has this 'right'. The 'right' to indoctrinate other people's children into your ideology. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to consider behaviour that would otherwise be considered overtly sexual, adult and private and insist that it be publicly celebrated and modelled and paraded in front of children. No other group has this 'right'. The 'right' to infringe on other people's cultural and religious social norms and the boundaries that protect minority and immigrant groups' senses of modesty, sanctity, purity and safety according to their own cultural traditions. No other group has that 'right'. The 'right' to insist that language evolve, not in its normal, slow, organic fashion, such as gradual shifts in colloquialisms over decades, half-centuries or even centuries - but all at once, upon demand, no matter how counterintuitive , to impose onto others their changes in how other people use language. No one else has this 'right'.
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  2. Gender and sex have always meant the same thing, well until only recently to a minority. For centuries, the reason why people often switch to say 'gender' when referring to sex is because many people do not like to use the word 'sex' when speaking to other people that they don't normally speak to or discussing with people they do know but within earshot of other strangers.
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  3. Or have them encroach on the rights of others.
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  4.  @ambientjohnny  Cheers.
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  5.  @Vic2point0  Cheers.
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  6.  @NJames-dh6kz  Which do you think is the strongest one in that list?
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  7.  @DarkPuppy9  Yes, yes they have and continue to do. I've done it for decades like everyone else has. It's a colloquialism that people do for precisely the same reasons I outlined. The BBC even used to do it up until about 40 years ago, as 'sex' was on their list of censored words to broadcast.
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  8. That's precisely what I'm say, I haven't strayed from the point. Your minority 'science' is wrong. I've lived through five decades to experience colloquialisms and sex and gender are the same thing. It was there before I was born and they will continue to mean the same after I've gone. This is no more than trying to change a language to suit your narrative, it's as recent as the 'they/them' thing.
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  9. I've lived through it, I should know. How old are you? If you're under 30 then of course you're going to side with it being your minority meaning but for generations before you, it has and always will mean the same thing. Your 'they/them' in regards to your transsexual/gender thing has only been a thing for a handful of years, so try again. I bet you weren't using 'they/them' as preferred chosen pronouns 10 years ago. I'm not wrong.
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  10.  @crackerscheese33  lol
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  11. Didn't he launch a global campaign in 2019 to decriminalise homosexuality?
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  12.  @Cool_Calm_Cam  Haha, yea, most of the time I get the impression that I'm speaking to some of these people who will never amount to anything more than working for a fast food company.
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  13.  @ambientjohnny  A sexual predator's right.
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