I really didn’t want to do two Ocasio posts in a row, but this one is just crazy-town and I couldn’t help myself.
We on the right like to call a spade a spade. When we see someone struggling with, say, gender identity, we realize they have mental issues and are in need of someone who can help them remedy this problem. Yes, we definitely call it a problem in need of a solution. We realize these people were created by God as they are but somehow or another they got mixed up along the way and they need help to restore balance.
But on the left, they have a more bizarre way of dealing with these issues. Instead of trying to get the person help, they declare that the person is not having mental issues, that it’s not a problem at all and that this person should embrace their gender imbalance as normal. In fact they call them a victim of circumstance and tell them to be a woman if they feel like a woman, or a man if they feel like a man, no matter what genitalia they have.
Then they do even more bizarre things, like suggesting that people who are actually born with the right body and have no issues with their gender identity have gender “privilege”.
Which brings us to the latest crazy AOC clip where she says she has gender privilege because she’s cisgendered, which means she has no gender identity issues:
.@AOC: I acknowledge my "privilege" in being born "cisgendered"
"I'm a cisgendered woman, I will never know the trauma of feeling like I'm not born in the right body. That is a privilege I have no matter how poor my family was when I was born." pic.twitter.com/QkviNMtLmv
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) January 30, 2019
The insanity on the left never seasons to amaze me. They can make a victim out of anyone!
Pretty soon we’re gonna have 50 year old men hanging out in a girl’s middle school locker room because they not only tell us they are transgender females, but they also feel like 12-year-olds and we should treat them as 12-year-olds.
The left will say that’s absurd, but we on the right know that’s exactly where they are headed.
Where does it end? We know the answer is that it doesn’t. Once you take nature’s rules out of the equation for some people, anything can happen. While this generation may not accept the ‘transage’ argument, future generations probably will. They’ll let young people apply for social security just because they feel like a 65-year-old.
And on and on and on…