Rise in LGBT explained
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If the point is showing antiChrists are influencing education I do see the value. But I'm saying in the context of the rise in transgenderism, it is stupid, usesless and counterproductive to reduce the analysis of the problem to "It's the Jewwwwws!".
Same for the problem of education generally. Because it literally isn't just the Jews. Just because you can point out Jews in high positions doesn't absolve all the other followers of their agency. Our problem isn't merely a small 2% minority that wignats can genocide and make the world a better place. But that is the wignat narrative on Bitchute
Well, for my part I've talked to a few trans people on Reddit, and man they are not a happy bunch. Two were of note...
One was definitely Jewish (and a lawyer no less), and the other was an occultist.
The first one was super smart, but was a controlling person (mainly to his wife). The other was much more difficult to talk to, because they had lost a leg and were post-op, and they rather rued the decisions that led to those two events (they got hit by a train after a manic episode of "witchcraft").
These are people that are mainly focused on themselves, which is fine, but lack some element of control in their own lives. I believe the lawyer did it not so much because he thought he was a woman, but because it allowed him to vent like a woman, and be nasty (to his wife). So, in both cases, I think there was a strong bipolarity there...weak and depressed as a male, and manic and confrontational as a woman.
Neither person became better after becoming trans...the lawyer's wife started drinking more (not an overreaction to your husband wearing wigs and doing his nails imo), further straining a tense relationship, and the other one, well, if you are making videos on Reddit that are pleas for help, chances are that you aren't very happy.
I don't know if talking to them made them feel better necessarily, but at least I was able to give my thoughts on things in a positive way, even without masking my mild disapproval. I think the best thing is to be as "real" with these people as possible.