the political economy of transition is actually brutal. a huge part of dysphoria is the structural result of plain old material scarcity.
dysphoria is a political issue and one reason trans people need and deserve actually existing socialism
Ontario is a very normal place. it's almost 60% bigger than Texas and it catches on fire every summer and enshrouds the entire province in a thick blanket of ominous smoke. that's a normal kind of thing to happen
the issue isn't her simply being a white woman from the Bahamas, it's her glib way of speaking about her roots in/proximity to a gentrifying settler class
pretending she's getting "cancelled" (🙄) bc of parasocial hate is feigned ignorance, at best
Incredibly funny how people in places like America, Australia, Canada, etc, are trying to cancel some streamer for being a white woman from the Bahamas.
I’m so glad I never became a streamer or YouTuber, the parasocial hatred is psychotic over there
@FoxyMarxist i only know of the four German editions (the first two in Marx's lifetime, ofc). dyk where i can find out more about the edition Reitter translated?
Transsexualism as we conceive of it in America is bourgeois, the product of a society that venerates the freedom of an individual to choose. There is no designer vagina under communism, I’m sorry.
and fwiw, @TimHortons commodifying trauma in the form of an orange donut is particularly emblematic of how fundamentally stupid, heartless, and capitalistic this country is.
i (almost...) find it hard to believe the silence around this move, which is in incredibly poor taste
the rampant genocide denialism in Canada re: residential schools—which seemingly intensifies each year around this time—only cements my conviction that this country is strictly a settler colonial project, and that it lacks any shred of conscience
genocide denialist grifters like Frances Widdowson deserve nothing less than to have scorn and derision heaped upon them. make no mistake: their discourse is, in and of itself, violence