antitrans
Posted: 17 Feb 2026, 05:21
I believe at the root of the anti trans sentiments there is a level of envy coming from the common man. There is also a conflict of identity. Because the common man has an artificial identity, the tranny has a second identity that can be perceived as competitive.
In reality the 2 identities do not really compete. But if someone is excited with some rhetorical trickery, he can come to think his identity is in contrast with the trans identity. This can be a rhetorical magician trickery, made purposefully to convince people there is an identity that competes against them, so these people will be irrationally angered. It is done for political reasons of course. You always have to ask yourself why elites require of you to be angry and for what reasons.
Another thing I believe is that is not common to be "an individual". Elevated levels of individualism are uncommon. All that american literature from jack london and these people being individuals in their own garden or the people doing the huntsman outdoor adventures are uncommon. A communist argument I heard is that to be individual you need material resources, I agree by the way. Which is why the common man relies on collective identities like religion, ideology groups and so on. Because nobody that is poor has means to define himself out of a group.
This leads poorer strata of society to feel a conflict of identity against the trans. And a sense of envy as well because it can appear more resources are being given to the trans, for the development of the trans identity. Many conflicts in society are derived from identities battling one another. So the antitrans people feel status anxiety (because they get poorer), feel like institutions abandon them and favor the tranny, feel cultural displacement because they are told trannies are culturally relevant.
In the perspective of a low status poor shitbag loser of society, seeing another identity promoted other than his own, is in itself a reason to have anxiety. Because these people rely on a constant affirmation of their identity. If you do not affirm their identity every single day, they lose a reason to exist. As I said they are not individuals. An individual would survive even if society was not promoting him specifically. Unfortunately elevated levels of individualism are all impossible for the masses, they only exist in american literature and comic books. Masses rely on constant enforcement of their identity.
In reality the 2 identities do not really compete. But if someone is excited with some rhetorical trickery, he can come to think his identity is in contrast with the trans identity. This can be a rhetorical magician trickery, made purposefully to convince people there is an identity that competes against them, so these people will be irrationally angered. It is done for political reasons of course. You always have to ask yourself why elites require of you to be angry and for what reasons.
Another thing I believe is that is not common to be "an individual". Elevated levels of individualism are uncommon. All that american literature from jack london and these people being individuals in their own garden or the people doing the huntsman outdoor adventures are uncommon. A communist argument I heard is that to be individual you need material resources, I agree by the way. Which is why the common man relies on collective identities like religion, ideology groups and so on. Because nobody that is poor has means to define himself out of a group.
This leads poorer strata of society to feel a conflict of identity against the trans. And a sense of envy as well because it can appear more resources are being given to the trans, for the development of the trans identity. Many conflicts in society are derived from identities battling one another. So the antitrans people feel status anxiety (because they get poorer), feel like institutions abandon them and favor the tranny, feel cultural displacement because they are told trannies are culturally relevant.
In the perspective of a low status poor shitbag loser of society, seeing another identity promoted other than his own, is in itself a reason to have anxiety. Because these people rely on a constant affirmation of their identity. If you do not affirm their identity every single day, they lose a reason to exist. As I said they are not individuals. An individual would survive even if society was not promoting him specifically. Unfortunately elevated levels of individualism are all impossible for the masses, they only exist in american literature and comic books. Masses rely on constant enforcement of their identity.