@Chris_13866@morally___grey@Lonetta18331002 The fact that he wasn't convicted doesn't mean he has no connection to the Epstein case. He raises a lot of suspicion because of how the US justice system responded and the fact that the Epstein files weren't even leaked; they just covered up the names of those involved.
@Chris_13866@morally___grey@Lonetta18331002 What?Men at an LGBT festival where different expressions of subculture are accepted is wrong, but a PRESIDENT suspected of something very shady behind the scenes, which he tries to cover up every chance he gets,
@shel1707@jk_rowling Roman culture, and so on. Transgenderism has always existed, and you can't deny it, my friend, even if it hurts to accept reality.
@shel1707@jk_rowling records of this. You can't come up with weak arguments like "life experiences" or "common sense" when there are much stronger arguments that explain things differently, supported by evidence. You're simply committing a logical fallacy.
@shel1707@jk_rowling You're making an incorrect analogy. These books are historical records showing that trans people existed in many ancient cultures throughout human history, from the Zapotec culture in Mexico, Native American cultures, the Inca culture, ancient Egyptian culture, ancient Greek and
@shel1707@jk_rowling showed you where history complements it. If you don't want to read the evidence, that's fine, but don't stoop so low as to engage in conspiracy theories.
@shel1707@jk_rowling resorting to cheap conspiracy theories. The other book, "Third Sex, Third Gender," is older than the first one, from 1993, when we didn't have the discussions we have today about these issues. I repeat, modern psychiatry and current science support gender identity, as I already