joe40001 posted... Again, I see statements like these as painting with too broad a brush.
Like what specifically do you mean by "trans rights"? The right to live? The right to not be victims of violence?
Because I don't know of a single politician anywhere who is disagreeing with that.
When you put it all in one big bucket IMO it's not helpful. Most people who commit acts of violence are clearly hateful, most people who calmly raise concerns about HRT for children are probably not hateful.
You can disagree with them strongly, and you have that right. But just in general I don't think it's helpful to paint with an overly broad brush, and act like there's this monolith of people literally looking to commit genocide.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. Send me to a Republican's page who is putting "mass genocide of LGBTQ+ people" on their policies page and I'll certainly retract my claim.
What would you say is your best good faith interpretation of what republican politicians think about trans people. Specifically adults. In terms of society and policy