@rebeccafinn beeing silent I your example, is showing tolerance to the intolerant. Kind of what you said, but with a Wikipedia article.

If the concept is unknown, people tend to keep their voice down, not supporting people or https groups that need it.

Justed wanted to give some input

@rebeccafinn I'm having a hard time finding the correct word's at the moment... Sry if you got me wrong.

I support what you said. When I hear sh*t talk about minorities, I tried to stand up against it. I think, it's often a deficit in information.

@Bene @rebeccafinn

Honestly, the paradox of tolerance goes both ways. The extreme intolerance against potential allies who do not demonstrate "perfect" allyship in the precise way that one (or more) transactivist demands, as well as attacks on anyone who dares to critique some of the conduct of said activists, in turn makes those activists subject to rightful intolerance by otherwise tolerant people.

Skewing the responsibility of tolerance to one side is, itself, intolerant.

@rebeccafinn

This is exactly what I was referencing. My response was not 'the right response' according to you. So, you've accused me of "dismissing a call to action against people who threaten the existence" of transgender people.

No matter what tolerance or wholehearted acceptance someone has of transgender people in general, they are still targeted by *some* transactivists for not agreeing w/their methods. Any criticism of misconduct by those activists is immediately met with attack.