Just to elaborate on a couple of things I posted above, with regard to the individual vs the collective.
I think that the nature of transgenderism makes it primarily focused on the individual, and the struggles that go on within the individual. This in my view makes it entirely separate from being gay, lesbian or bi, even if it is considered part of the same community. You won't find me arguing that gay, lesbian or bi people don't belong in the military, but I think that there are specific issues with being transgender that conflict with what is expected of a soldier. To feel like you've been born in the wrong body must be a horrible thing, and must surely take up the vast majority of your thinking time. I find it hard to understand how an individual with such an internal struggle, would prioritize war and comradeship over this struggle.
Also, 'stereotyping' comes down to the same thing. Making group observations and conclusions is bad, because everyone's an individual and some individuals may deviate from the group norm. So science is bad, and to prove the point they'll put a guy who at the very least LOOKS like a pedo as "the science guy". This is all done by design, and is only ever aimed at white people. Show me another race that has been atomized down to "a collection of individuals" and I'll back down.
Anyways, I'm done. Have a good night everyone
