Im sorry but I need a verb there.

I think it makes logical sense. They own a business, so they see everything as a cost, and that includes employee benefits. They’re merely voting for their self interests.

Can you see how dehumanizing that is? Viewing people as cost?

This is how Nazis start by the way, not viewing people as people

Employees are still people. Business should take care of people, not the other way arround.

That’s their purpose. Conservatives are pretty universally against change/in favor of reverting change, while liberals want more change. Sometimes you want one more than the other, depending on what’s going on.

Your assumption is that every side serves a purpose. But when we say “hey we shouldn’t kill people” and the answer is “shut up libtard” can you see how they don’t have a “purpose” other than to spread hate?

And I’m not gonna copy and paste the rest of them comment.

I know who my problem with is, is it’s just hate. Not exclusively politicians, anyone who wants to seee dead.

Can I just say, get fucked? Must be nice when your existence isnt political.

It’s not about sending a message. It’s about cutting off funds to hate.

Wow. Okay. Thats a really bad response.

The furthest I’ve seen is advocating for conservative politicians, which is generally for more favorable tax treatment and maybe some more flexibility in what services they need to provide to their employees.

First off, that’s still indefensible? Like advocating for less worker safety isn’t a good thing right? Or lower pay? Like those are all agreeable bad things for companies to be doing right?

We’ll come back to the second “where the money comes from”.

I don’t think business owners care about the trans community for good or ill.

That’s a pretty broad brush there.

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of showing you that’s not a rule by any means.

The only reason it seems that conservatives care at all is because liberals are so vocal about it. And liberals aren’t even really pushing for anything to help the trans community, it’s mostly lip service.

This makes no sense, If neither side cares, then why is it a problem?

Also, why are conservatives in your view just reactionary to what every ‘liberals’ are saying?

The real enemy isn’t you average conservative voter, but specific politicians pushing a populist agenda, which paints trans people as the enemy. If it wasn’t trans people, it would be gay people, some variety of immigrant, etc, the target is less important to the movement, they just need to be weak and unpopular enough for them to get away with it. Again, it’s not your average voter, but whoever is pushing that agenda.

This is so submissive to hate. Heaven forbid we don’t tolerate intolerance? This is such dismissive “it’s the way it is” talk.

I never said my problem is with the average voter (although the average Republican voter absolutely hate my guts). My problem is with the money that flows. It’s the money fueling this hate. So yes, where I spend money has ALWAYS been political. So yes, it matters who my money is funding, and if that fund is funding my danger.

That’s a lot of bending over the point of money has always been political.

I saw this just this morning.

If you have a space for sheep’s and wolves, you’ll only have wolves.

Experienced sheep don’t go where predetors are, and nieve sheep get eaten.

Same applies to spaces. If ‘everyone’ is welcome, you’ll soon find it to not include everyone.

Then why did people freak out over serving gay people?

Your right. I can’t seperate people/business and politics.

Because people take the money from business and advocate for the death of me and my trans community.

I don’t see a reason to spereate those two.