I'm gonna answer this in detail:
>I was hoping you'd be a decent person and maybe edit the slurs from your posts unprompted
You can't make me.
>maybe give us a general "My bad, fam! I won't say it anymore because I have manners and respect for other people and it's not a difficult thing for me to do."
This level of condescension and arrogance is why I loathe social media activists like you. No amount of flowery language nor dickish behavior is going to make me support this idiocy.
>I'm only exerting as much energy for this on the off chance you only thought it was a joke and didn't know better (and not just you, but any other person publicly reading this who was previously ignorant to it).
You could have done this shit with far less condescension, no patronizing and most importantly none of the smug LGBT activist arrogance that you and your ilk love to shove down the throats of every single person who jokes/disagrees. And yes, my original post here IS a joke. And yet, you chose to be a bloody twit about it.
>I have asserted with evidence and explanation that the "blackmail" premise being stated is not only not a real thing (one might call it a "lie"), but is in fact a transphobic illusion to mask the fragility of toxic masculinity and it's hatred toward women.
This is the textbook example of transgender apologia - deny that the problems exist and call all who point this out as transphobic. This is what's wrong with the LGBT activism as of late - your side is too busy defending bad actors in your side instead of calling them out. When you defend the bad actions of the LGBT community, your side gives plenty of munition to your opponents!
>People inside and outside the trans community HAVE discussed this extensively; here are some videos essays on the subject that are far more entertaining than my rambling, including Are "traps" gay? (which only requires the first 10 minutes to reach understanding, if you're not inclined towards her more performative style), and "Traps" Don't Exist And Here's Why with the history of the slur.
And yet the term "trap" as it's commonly understood comes from the anime fanbase mostly as a referent, not a slur. If anything, it's Western LGBT activists like you and dancingoncrocodiles who give a West-centric and LGBT-centric interpretation of an anime term instead of leaving the term alone!
>The only evidence so far is they currently believe transphobic rhetoric over the alternative and harmless perspective offered.
[citation needed]
>It's not worth my energy anymore so I'm blocking them, where I can pretend maybe they'll learn some manners at the very least and respect for trans women at the best (which is something I'll genuinely be sad if I miss).
I'm gonna be blocked? This is the go-to response of a LGBT activist once he/she/it has been utterly crushed by someone like me - they block the dissent because they are too weak to respond it it. Also, I'm not going to bow down to any transgenders any time soon.
