I've sometimes mentioned on this forum a certain professor Susan Stryker and how he advocates the idea of trans-everything, not just transgender but trans-racial, trans-age, trans-class, trans-everything. Many of you might have a hard time imagining what this trans-everything must be like.
Below is a documentary about trans-everything, the ideology that professor Susan Stryker advocates which takes the idea of transitioning to its logical extreme with trans-everything:
https://vimeo.com
His DNA test tells him that he's at risk of a stroke, so he turns himself into a stroke victim. The same test tells him that he's at risk of becoming obese, so he turns himself into a fat man. One of his fortune tellers tells him that he might get plastic surgery, so he turns himself into a "Chad".
This might seem instead like a documentary about a mentally ill man with a midlife crisis engaged in some form of therapeutic performance art (hint-hint)... but how different is this really from transgenderism? He uses prosthetics, clothes and make-up to create his characters, then participates in narcissistic photoshoots to bring his invented characters to life, but what if he actually got plastic surgery or silicone injections to look like his characters? What if he actually lived like a character for a couple of years before moving on to the next character? People like professor Susan Stryker want mentally ill people like this guy to become commonplace and for everyone to go along with this kind of normalized indulged multiple personality disorder. They want everyone to end up like Mr Toledano, driven by fear into escaping themselves by moving from character to character while embodying different lifestyles and identities. This is really not as innocuous as it seems.
The fact is that the current push were are seeing is not just about transgenderism but about Susan Stryker's brand of trans-everything is becoming more and more apparent. Transgenderism is just the pretty girl they put on the advert to sell you the car of trans-everything.