Jennifer Bilek #transphobia twitter.com

“Gender identity” is a virtual reality being overlaid on the natural world. It is not real but everyone is treating it as real & so real children & young people are being harmed. We can’t continue to solidify this powerful, corporate illusion & have any hope
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of protecting anyone. I know it looks real. It seems real. How could it not be real?
There is a juggernaut of political & financial pressure behind this narrative of “gender dysphoria,” “gender medicine,” “gender people,” that is operating to keep this illusion alive.
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We have to stop investing in the illusion. Children are suffering from a massive propaganda campaign & need to be gotten away from tech where it’s coming at them 24/7.
Adults are in a mass hallucination & those of us that can see this must stop participating. There are no
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“Tran$” ppl. There never has been. Some ppl choose to medically disown their sex & they do so for many different reasons. It doesn’t make them a anything except men & women who refuse to accept reality. That is all.
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Our refusal to let go of the illusion of special beings needing special places & rights, & medical intervention, is causing massive social chaos. We’ve only seen a glimpse of the chaos & pain coming our way if we don’t get our feet back on the ground.
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A lot has gone into constructing this virtual reality: massive financial investments, technology that is terrifying in its capabilities to change the way we think & feel, the best political strategies & tactics that money can buy, & an already overwhelmed population.
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We have to think our way out & while we’re doing so, we need to divest ourselves of the illusion.
These are my thoughts on this now. We’re seriously on a precipice. There isn’t a whole lot of time before we’ll never find our way out of this if we don’t act in unison to
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dismantle this illusion, to attack it with all we have left.
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@11thBlog

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