Transgender Rights

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Just pointing out that trans lesbians also exist. :)

Anyway:

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Regarding the meme:

If your a guy and your wearing a dress, it makes you weird/degenerate unless it being done for comedy purposes. It does not make you female, anymore then a woman wearing pants makes them a man. Nor does injecting yourself with hormones and having surgery done makes you into the opposite sex.

 
Regarding the meme:

If your a guy and your wearing a dress, it makes you weird/degenerate unless it being done for comedy purposes. It does not make you female, anymore then a woman wearing pants makes them a man. Nor does injecting yourself with hormones and having surgery done makes you into the opposite sex.



It makes you an honorary member of the opposite sex.

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Sex is a biological term sooooo.... not really.

Also "trans lesbians" are just straight males who think they are entitled to sex with lesbian women.

There's biological sex, social sex, and mental sex.

And many lesbians accept them as their own! ;)
 
Those were never taken seriously.

Some of them actually won, albeit not the pigs:

Elected to office

In 1922, Ioiô ("Yo-yo"), a billy goat, was elected city councilor of Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil.[1] In 2019, Rio de Janeiro's samba school Paraíso do Tuiuti paid homage to the goat.[2]
Boston Curtis, a brown mule, was offered as a candidate for a Republican precinct seat in Milton, Washington, in 1938, winning 51 to zero.[3][4]
In 1967, an Ecuadorian foot powder company advertised its product, Pulvapies, as a mayoral candidate in the town of Picoazá. Surprisingly, the foot powder won by a clear majority.[5]
Lajitas, Texas, held an election that included candidates Tommy Steele (incumbent human mayor), a trading-post wooden Indian, a dog named Buster, and a goat named Clay Henry. The goat won "by a landslide", and goats have been mayors ever since.[6]
Bosco the dog, a black Labrador-Rottweiler mix, was elected mayor of Sunol, California (1981–1994).[7][8]
All elected mayors of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky, (unofficial [9]) have been dogs.
In 1997, a cat named Stubbs was elected mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska.[10] Although his title as mayor was honorary, he was featured as a write-in candidate for the 2014 U.S. Senate race in Alaska.[11]
In 2012, the town of Idyllwild, California, elected a Golden Retriever named Max as mayor for life.[12][13]
In August 2014, seven-year-old Duke the Dog won an election and became the new mayor of Cormorant, Minnesota.[14][15][16][17][18]
In July 2018, a cat named Sweet Tart was elected mayor of Omena, Michigan.[19]
In March 2019, a 3-year-old Nubian goat named Lincoln was elected mayor of Fair Haven, Vermont, defeating a Samoyed dog named Sammie by two votes.[20][21]
In February 2020 a Bernese Mountain Dog was voted the Honorary Mayor of Georgetown, Colorado.[22]
 

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