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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What if it was possible, surgically, to change the color of your skin and pass as a person of color? Would it be okay to do that just as it’s okay for trans men to surgically change their bodies to look like women? I’ve never seen a good argument for why it’s different. [/quote]

At some point in history we'll read in horror  about how many woman and men willingly mutilated their bodies, slicing open their breasts to stuff in bags of saline, or what the long term consequences of this may be. How about in the meantime we expand what it means to be male, so it is not so limited and let women just be! Women have rights and so do trans, but they are not the same historically and we cannot erase that! [b]Question: why do most trans-men want to look like hyper-feminider women[/b], usually like a woman from the 1950s and not like any women I know who don't have artificially large breasts, long fake hair, and wear make-up all the time. I'm not talking about all trans women, and this is a serious question, but why? Why was it celebrated and not questioned when Jenner for women of year and had the chance to speak said "“The hardest part about being a woman is figuring out what to wear.  She led a life of white priveldige, did little for the trans community or women in general, and is still a Trump supporter and participated in the biggest shame of all the Kardashians! How about trans-women get really pissed off and speak out about this sham!
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The ones I know don't.  You're talking about cross-dressers, who are not the same people.  [/quote]

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