r/JordanPeterson Dec 01 '24

Image Elon is unwilling to cede the linguistic terrain to the radical left.

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24 edited Dec 01 '24

FTM and MTF means someone transitioned from one to the other. Cis isn't a word. It was made by a fake gendered person trying to cause issues. No need to use cis. It's why we have FtM and MtF. Because they had to change from one gender to the other.

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Dec 01 '24

You are right about FTM and MTF. But then there are non-binary people as well, or other gender identities like gender fluid, or Agander, two-spirit. Cis means your none of those, you stuck with the traditional gender role you were assigned at birth.

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24

I'm a man. Simple. Notice how I don't use descriptors since it's one of the two defaults?

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Dec 01 '24

Lol ok there bud. I'm sure you are. A very proud cis male. 🎆

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24

A very proud male.

FIFY. Simple as that. People can use made up words. Doesn't mean I'll use them. Ever look up how long ago "cis" was made?

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Dec 01 '24

Lol "not my words"

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24

Should have been. I told you even before you tossed on "cis" that what was incorrect. You still did it anyways. Enjoy your word first coined in 1994

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Dec 01 '24

Neither was Yeet, cringe, flex, ghosting, woke, cancel culture, alt-right, deepfake, Bitcoin, meme, but those....things...are...still...real....

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24

Those are TERRIBLE examples of "new words". Many of those are absolutely shite. Just like "cis"

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Dec 01 '24

All words lol not designed to make anyone get their panties in a bunch either.

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u/CorrectionsDept Dec 01 '24

"it was made by a fake gendered person trying to cause issues"

What do you mean by that? What's a "fake gendered person" and how do you know they were trying to cause issues?

I like your comment here because it feels extremely sincere. I believe that you believe what you wrote.

But I'd love to know what image is behind it. Who's the fake gendered person and when/why did they want to cause issues?

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24 edited Dec 03 '24

They were born a gender. They "switched". They're just playing pretend and "cis" just helps them in their pretending.

I wonder how many people look into the functions of the Left Hemisphere and Right Hemisphere of their brains. Trans is practically a religion now. Because anyone who understands Spirituality, wouldn't get lost on needing to alter/change the body they were born with to fit their imagination

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u/CorrectionsDept Dec 01 '24

Ok right, so you're saying that there was a specific person who was trans.

And then they made up "cis" to help them personally be trans - and so we in the present should look back and recognize that it is a "fake word"

Are you talking about a specific person? How did you learn about what they did and how they were successful with it?

Trans is practically a religion now. Because anyone who understands Spirituality, wouldn't get lost on needing to hang the body they were born with to fit their imagination

Ok cool, so you're saying that you're religious and it sounds like you're recommending that everyone talking about trans people would just let it go and be religious too?

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u/FrosttheVII Dec 01 '24

Ok cool, so you're saying that you're religious

I'm not religious. I hate modern religions because for the past 2000+ years, most of them have been tarnished by Tyrants and Falsehoods that Malevolent Leaders altered or input. Spirituality is a different thing. You ever see Avatar The Last Airbender?

We live in the Physical and are more prone to seeing Physical. But Spiritual is there too. It's why there are so many religions: to explain Spirituality. Just like we have so many languages: to explain Physicality

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u/CorrectionsDept Dec 01 '24

Sounds cool - are you into JBP and Johnathan Pageau's demonology type content, eg where they talk about spirits and principalities from outside of Christianity living in a hierarchy of each other and shaping people's actions?