Longtime trans-basher Michael Brown writes in his June 15 WorldNetDaily column:
We’ve been saying for years that there will be a pushback against LGBTQ extremism. And it’s not because people are uncaring. Or intolerant. Or bigoted. Or unfair. Instead, the pushback comes as a rational reaction to the rising tide of transanity.
For those not familiar with my use of the term “transanity,” I’m not demeaning the struggles of those who believe they are trapped in the wrong body. Rather, I use the term to describe the denial of biological verities, the idea that reality is whatever you perceive it to be, and the extremist agenda that flows from this mindset.
So, while I have compassion on those who struggle, I stand against the extremist agenda.
Brown is not telling the truth: he does not have compassion for transgender people. We’ve noted how Brown loves to portray transgenders as cross-dressing boys whose goal is to perv on girls in the bathroom and sneered that “Caitlyn Jenner is just a man in a dress.”
And tossing around the term “transanity” is inherently demaning, no matter how Brown tries to spin it.
This particular column by Brown cheers the “pushback against transanity” by refusing to let people use bathrooms by their gender identity,huffing that “girls would just have to overcome the discomfort of seeing male genitalia in their bathrooms and locker rooms. Transanity indeed.” Brown offered no evidence that transgender females are eager to display their “male genitalia” in a bathroom.
Brown concluded his column by stating: “May the opposition rise up and do the right thing. And may we continue to study the question of transgender identity, working for a compassionate solution to help people find wholeness from the inside out.” Again: If you’re rooting for anti-trans “opposition” to “do the right thing” by shutting down any public expression of transgender behavior, you’re seeking the opposite of a “compassionate solution.”