Marcela (she/her)

Yes. Trans or not, you must be not listening to your own words, thinking that the Holocaust started in 1941, not in the vilification and anti-Jewish legislation during the Nazi dictatorship. And this is a successful strategy for current genociders, having an outrageous, colossal example of industrialized terror to terminate thought.

Your argument is like, “can you really call anything murder when Dahmer ate so many people? Just killing somebody can’t be murder in comparison”. No, it is not a relative quantity, is a yes or no question, based on specific international criteria.

The answer to which is “Yes”. Having numbers of people drawn to suicide because you banned their health care on religious fundamentalist grounds is textbook genocide. The only debate between experts is because trans people are not immediately recognized as an ethnic or religious group. (But, well, the reasoning of a hate crime is a burden of the perpetrator, isn’t it? They’re killing us for religious reasons, so in my opinion this is not even a debate.)

BTW, it is the same state-actors pushing both genocides, so your whataboutism comes home to bite you. You are either able to see through the lying teeth of genocide criminals, or you believe what other people want you to think.

Here are some experts to school you:

https://www.lemkininstitute.com/statements-new-page/statement-on-the-genocidal-nature-of-the-gender-critical-movement’s-ideology-and-practice

https://www.lemkininstitute.com/single-post/experts-warn-u-s-in-early-stages-of-genocide-against-trans-americans

https://www.lemkininstitute.com/red-flag-alerts/red-flag-alert---anti-trans-genocide-in-the-usa---%233

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_genocide

Transphobia is now what antisemitism was during the Holocaust.

This framing of trans rights being pulverized as an edge-case moral purity signaling is low-key genocide enabler discourse.

It is only a matter to be careful to set boundaries to the centrism so that it doesn’t bleed over to the nazi side.

That being said, weaponized purity in online politics, and online software politics specifically might be a problem, sometimes. Minimal gain and huge inconvenience to the resistance, but I won’t go into it right now.

essential XEPs for modern usability (as the 0503) are undervalued

Interesting.

in so much less time, Matrix has just got better.

AFAIK Matrix still has the same decryption issues. I won’t go into all of its other criticism (unless the thread goes that way).

But I have observed that Movim for instance has matured a lot over the past year. It now has communities and has added many other user experience features.

Seriously. Is this a protocol issue?

What’s wrong with XMPP?

Astonishingly, the private keys were 4, 56, 66, 115, 155, 156, 230, 237.

This. Is. Bonkers. ROFL