

Interesting, and I feel very at home being anti-capitalism, not acting like the parasitical viruses humans are on Earth. However, on free speech I am doubtful to what you mean with ‘I don’t believe in free speech’. On a philosophical level I agree that free speech exists almost nowhere, even in nations that call themselves ‘free’.
But actually enforcing by law what is allowed to be written or said is something I wouldn’t be willing to accept… Because, what would happen when the leaders in power suddenly turn against the people? Who is going to decide what can be written or said? If the people have the power - let us say in a socialist state - it seems only fair to not ‘enslave them again’ on an intellectual level, by not allowing free speech or press ;-)
A different kind of slavery, but to me that feels exactly like working in an Amazon logistics center, but on an intellectual level.

An incredible eye-opening article pointing out the hypocrisy of capitalists due to their selective selective and hypocritical indignation. I think the democrats do have good intentions and fail to highlight the hypocrisy of the pro-life anti-abortion movements against the suffering of the ones already living. Those single moms or, the disabled or elderly not having access to proper healthcare, whilst seeing the social security offices closed by DOGE. Advocating for protecting the children against ‘exploring which gender they feel most comfortable with’, but yet protecting a child trafficking ring and pedophiles.
I don’t even think the left is doing this purposefully… they just like myself seem often ‘trapped’ inside the loop of choosing sides, being left or right. Everything seems to be black or white these days, with no shades of grey or nuance.
Personally, however, I do not think it is a good idea to promote surgical gender reassignment or hormone therapies for minors. If I use myself as an example, I was desperate for a sense of belonging during puberty; I often felt different, rejected, and lonely. I could have easily felt at home in an open-minded group where peers discussed gender identity, especially if those issues were presented to me as a solution. I definitely would have seen that as an opportunity to fit into the LGBTQ+ community, which I always perceived as a more accepting and open-minded sphere. Now in my thirties, however, I am glad I was never part of the crowd hanging out under the bridge smoking weed; I am glad I never got a tattoo, and I now am absolutely certain that I am a man attracted to women. While I did experiment with men during puberty, it seems dangerous to me to begin any transition at such an early age; some changes cannot be undone, especially while the human body is still undergoing natural development and hormonal regulation.
That does not mean I am transphobic; the person who is currently my closest friend is in transition, and I would defend her choice against anyone insulting or mocking her. I actually think she would agree with me on this point; I will ask her the next time I see her!
Lastly, this does not mean the Republicans are not also using ‘transphobia’ to rally people against one another. The article is entirely right in that sense; they simply want to create a common ‘minority enemy’ for the unhappy group of mostly working class white-Americans who have nostalgia for the 1950s.