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Funcoland posted...

Being a piece of shit rapist, who abuses their own mother, doesn't men they can't be "actually trans", since women (trans or otherwise) are capable of sexual assult. And if the local laws don't account for that, the local laws are fucked up.

The way I've been approaching this is that this line of questioning that TC has brought up is more of a cultural argument, which is happening alongside discussion of the events themselves. There's no question as to the crimes Chris-Chan has committed, and they should get hit with the full force of the law.

Incestual rape of one's dementia-ridden mother is genuinely one of the most revolting crimes you can commit, there are like three wholesale violations of consent in that description alone.

The discussion about Chris-Chan's gender identity isn't intended to play into the legality of the situation. I think it's easy pickings for transphobes to make inappropriate comments at CWC's expense, and I think there are trans people who are in shock and who have a lot to say because CWC's wrongdoing opens up the door to transphobia.

The shockwaves of this vile crime resonate on a variety of levels. There have been a variety of reactions, both physically and culturally, and different circles are going to focus on different aspects of these crimes. One thing that no-one denies, however, is the truly sick nature of this occurrence, Chris-Chan's culpability for the incestual rape of her own dementia-ridden mother, and the desire for her to pay for such a heinous act.

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