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By Paul Bois June 18, 2019
If you are a heterosexual cisgendered person who only wishes to date heterosexual cisgendered people, then shame on you for dehumanizing transgenders and the non-binary, according to a recent article published in Psychology Today.
The article explores a study written by Karen L. Blair and Rhea Ashley Hoskins in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, which essentially chastises people as bigots for the sin of being attracted to a man who is an actual man or a woman who is an actual woman — while also arguing that the prevailing attitude contributes to the psychological harm of transgenderism.
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Little Girl Traumatized as School Teaches 6-Year-Olds ‘There Is No Such Thing as Girls and Boys’
A Canadian family has filed a civil rights complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario after their six-year-old daughter became overtly confused when her first-grade teacher taught the class to question their gender. In January of 2018, the child was required to watch a YouTube video titled, “He, She and They?!?—Gender: Queer Kid Stuff #2.” It contained statements such as, “some
people aren’t boys or girls,” and that there are people who do not “feel like a ‘she’ or a ‘he,'” and therefore might not have a gender. In an exclusive story, The Post Millenial, reports that two-and-a-half months into the semester, Jason and Pamela Buffone could see the teacher’s lessons on gender theory were having a severely negative impact on their daughter. She would ask them repeatedly why her identify as a girl was “not real.” The young girl had never had a problem at school and her mother told the newspaper she “adores school.”
originally posted by: dubiousatworst
The biological drive of dating in the first place is procreation, if we want to admit it or not. Thus the vast majority of people would not date a transgender person, as they are incapable of procreation. It isn't about "dehumanizing" anything, and positing that it is dehumanizing is complete garbage to push and agenda. The responses are due to hundreds of thousands of years of successful programming through survival. Trying to deny that is absolute bunk, and the only reason to publish something otherwise is to push an agenda.
originally posted by: CthruU
originally posted by: dubiousatworst
The biological drive of dating in the first place is procreation, if we want to admit it or not. Thus the vast majority of people would not date a transgender person, as they are incapable of procreation. It isn't about "dehumanizing" anything, and positing that it is dehumanizing is complete garbage to push and agenda. The responses are due to hundreds of thousands of years of successful programming through survival. Trying to deny that is absolute bunk, and the only reason to publish something otherwise is to push an agenda.
Spot on! - Nothing to add there........but i do have a question.
Why do they keep ramming this ridiculous acceptance down our throats? , Aren't we (the procreators) entitled to have our own choices and freedoms without predujice.? - you know exactly what the LGBT community is striving for in theory.
The hypocrisy is painfull indeed.
Their different, they've spent a lifetime in the knowledge their different and the only thing that is "DEHUMANIZING " is that their inability or refusal to breed and ensure continuity of humanity is only contributing to the demise/extinction of the human race.
Now lets clarify for the enevitable frusted responses from the pro LGBT posters - I said "contributing" to humanities extinction NOT responsible for human extinction.
As im saying that i realise maybe that's why their pushing so hard - maybe their is a agenda to help wipe out humanity through a lack of babies over time.
originally posted by: continuousThunder
okay, let's take this extremely slowly. let me know if you get lost and need me to explain again.
it is dehumanising to declare that you wouldn't date an entire class of people.
that's a simple fact - you're treating people as an identical mass that you can just cast aside in one go.
that's pretty much the definition of dehumanising there.
Dating is about the connection between two individuals. You meet and you hit it off for various reasons, generally similar interests or views on the world.
it's like saying you wouldn't date an asian, or a blonde. There are a LOT of people in those subsets and they're all extremely different and going "nah blondes don't do it for me" is extremely reductionist and rude.
Only with trans people it's on a whole extra level because there are SO MANY trans people you'd never even know are trans unless they told you. So to just decide that you won't date any of these people, en masse - yeah that's dehumanising in action right there.
But don't worry, you're not being forced to date trans people. trans people already suffer enough in this world.
it is dehumanising to declare that you wouldn't date an entire class of people.
that's a simple fact
you're treating people as an identical mass that you can just cast aside in one go.
that's pretty much the definition of dehumanising there.
depriving a person or group of positive human qualities.
generally similar interests or views on the world.
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: CthruU
The endgame here is to normalize pedophilia.
They've already started with drag queens doing children's story time.
All these little steps on a slippery slope.
Leading straight to hell.
originally posted by: dubiousatworst
a reply to: continuousThunder
dehumanizing is not what you state it is.
dehumanizing is the removal of the human aspect from a human. Judging someone else and finding them lacking in what ever human aspect is not dehumanizing. Making broad assumptions when related to "romantic interest" is not dehumanizing, it is simply stating what you do and do not find attractive. I can say I wouldn't even approach them due to their body odor, but that does not mean they are not human nor is it implying they are not human, in fact it is to the contrary, as it is trying to maintain a modicum of social standards for cleanliness which is required for human survival as we are a social species.
Making broad assumptions or having a list of disqualifying conditions for who you would seek a romantic partnership with is not dehumanizing, forcing a world view upon others however actually IS dehumanizing. As the inability to make personal judgements and make your own associations removes the social aspect of humanity, and is thus dehumanizing. The absolute irony is the article claiming that making social decisions on your own is dehumanizing, while actually dehumanizing those who make such social decisions.