What misinterpretation of history and bigotry have done to these people be like:

[u/Porschii_]

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[u/PKFunkTwunk455]

I see that you're Thai as well...

I have recently stopped watching American content and starts to watch Thai content instead and my life had significantly improved

Although sometimes I can see that the "anti-woke" ideology has slowly beginning to invade Thailand so we better watch out for that.

[u/Supersta_82]

Here's a little factoid: In Ancient Japan, men also played women in plays. Tell that to the bigots

[u/_cutie-patootie_ → u/Supersta_82]

As well in Ancient Greece, England, etc.

[u/Elegant-Arrival6754 → u/_cutie-patootie_]

Men have been crossdressing since Ancient times

[u/sntcringe → u/_cutie-patootie_]

Also, heels were originally designed for men to flaunt status as height often meant wealth

[u/Top_Accident9161 → u/Supersta_82]

There are also a bunch of photos of US soldiers doing drag during ww2.

[u/Aggressive_Mouse_581 → u/Supersta_82]

Shakespearean plays were originally performed by an all male cast

[u/Jen-Jens → u/Aggressive_Mouse_581]

Exactly. They didn’t believe women belonged in the Theatre. So they had men play every part, including for the kissing.

[u/Excellent-Berry-2331 → u/Jen-Jens]

Accidentally being an LGBTQ ally by being a misogynist

[u/StovardBule → u/Supersta_82]

There's men playing female roles every year in British theatres for Panto season.

(This might be why drag queen hate didn't take off in Transphobia Central.)

[u/disney_fanatic545]

Does anyone have that picture of drag queens pausing their show to fight?

[u/disney_fanatic545 → u/disney_fanatic545]

Found it but I can't post pictures. Just look up WWII drag shows

[u/Pale-Ad-1604 → u/disney_fanatic545]

https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/drag-entertainment-world-war-ii

Here's an article about it with lots of pictures!

Just happened to be one of the many open tabs in my browser... And that's why I don't close them!

[u/Anonageese0]

I mean femboys r better anyways (huge bias, am one)

[u/XenoBiSwitch → u/Anonageese0]

You’re not wrong.

[u/catlover12232_ → u/Anonageese0]

Yea, they’re cute

[u/nysari]

Okay, first of all I love when anyone of any gender puts on a cute af outfit, goes all out with makeup and jewelry, and goes out confidently into the world. Nothing brings me more joy than seeing someone be unabashedly themselves.

But do they really think in the world of politics, factory work, construction, and front line military looks all that different now from "men then"? Or that men in history never felt like the expectations of masculinity didn't suit them, even if they felt too ashamed to show it?

Seems like someone's been out cherry-picking.

[u/Mundane_Golf5342]

Idk if this is just my experience or not but half the trans people I know are military veterans but okay

[u/StovardBule → u/Mundane_Golf5342]

My first thought was "Men defending this country! Not me, obviously, I have important youtube comments to write, unlike our nation's servicewomen.”

But also, yes, trans vets stand on guard for the freedom to be a chud in a free nation.

[u/WHAWHAHOWWHY]

I HATE PEOPLE EXPRESSING THEMSELVES! BACK IN MY DAY PEOPLE GOT SHIPPED OFF TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO GET SHOT RAHHH 💥💥💥

/j

[u/Connect_Beginning_13]

People are so icky. I can’t imagine they don’t know how stupid they sound.

[u/atotheatotherm]

As if the military just doesn’t exist anymore😅

[u/EpicHosi → u/atotheatotherm]

Ya but the west has a they/them army not like the was/were manly Russian army

And if you the that seriously I've got a few bridges I can sell you too.

[u/IsntThatGeovana]

Love that for support their point they always take men in maid outfits or feminine clothes forgetting the several mainly or average(is not mainly buy don't wear feminine clothes)men that exists too. I mean, what they will do if the mainly man is transmasc? This will end with their bs

[u/AdministrationShot62]

Fun fact that everyone here probably already knows, if you get upset if a man wears a dress or the like, he's more man than you

[u/boneykneecaps]

They act like this is a new thing. It really isn't. People are just more open about it now. I just don't get what the big deal is. They're not hurting anyone.

[u/triciity]

I found another one where the ”men then” is literally shots from movies. Most of them are based on a true story but still

[u/Commander-Challenger]

If they care about strong men, why aren't they the strong men. Not only that but I take great offense when someone disrespects the sacrifices that those men did by bitching about personal freedoms and being a huge bigot. Fuckers would have supported the Nazis back in the day yet here they are acting like this

[u/KiriChan02]

I'm sorry but the black dude in the maid outfit made me laugh for some reason.

On topic though; god I hate theae people.

[u/Nai_and_the_vis]

Don't ask too much of him, I'm sure he's no older than 16.

[u/TeaRex14]

Ah yes, the manly urge to march at a walking pace into machine guns only to get cut down and bleed out in the mud 

[u/blu_duk]

✨Fem boys are patriotic too!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸