So I have been thinking, why should transgendered people have the right to change the society we live in today just because they feel "oppressed?" Why are their feelings valued more than the feelings of those who dislike them? How can you consider catering to one human being over another because they cried oppression? Does a person's feeling alone of self identification validate a claimed "oppressive" force in society? Explain why you feel the way you do.
Just food for thought.
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Edited by Tartan 118: 2/6/2015 4:29:35 AM[quote]So I have been thinking, why should black people have the right to change the society we live in today just because they feel "oppressed?" Why are their feelings valued more than the feelings of those who dislike them? How can you consider catering to one human being over another because they cried oppression? Does a person's feeling alone of self identification validate a claimed "oppressive" force in society? Explain why you feel the way you do.[/quote] Rewind 50-60 years and this was a common thought. You see how obscene this OP is?