Han Kang
@hanndhk.bsky.social
PhD student in Political Science @UofT. Probably a Buddhist. I work on institutionalist approaches to sex, global intellectual history (pre-WWI & post-WWII), and trans rights! they/them🏳️⚧️👽
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The “technical” issues aren’t the point.
The “debate” isn’t the point.
The hate is the point.
The debate is forbidden as soon as they think the hate has won and they can put all the massive flaws in their transphobic hate beyond criticism:
The “debate” isn’t the point.
The hate is the point.
The debate is forbidden as soon as they think the hate has won and they can put all the massive flaws in their transphobic hate beyond criticism:
May 15, 2025 at 11:40 AM
The “technical” issues aren’t the point.
The “debate” isn’t the point.
The hate is the point.
The debate is forbidden as soon as they think the hate has won and they can put all the massive flaws in their transphobic hate beyond criticism:
The “debate” isn’t the point.
The hate is the point.
The debate is forbidden as soon as they think the hate has won and they can put all the massive flaws in their transphobic hate beyond criticism:
Personally, I do believe in the goodness of Pope Francis as a person - doctrinally inseparable from the secular institution and the divine will it represents, sure, but I'm not wedded to the Catholic doctrine. May his soul rest in peace.
April 21, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Personally, I do believe in the goodness of Pope Francis as a person - doctrinally inseparable from the secular institution and the divine will it represents, sure, but I'm not wedded to the Catholic doctrine. May his soul rest in peace.
Pope Francis as an institution faithfully represented the dynamic and adaptive conservatism which has been the Vatican's policy for quite a while. Whether that policy works, or even makes sense, is surely up for debate.
April 21, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Pope Francis as an institution faithfully represented the dynamic and adaptive conservatism which has been the Vatican's policy for quite a while. Whether that policy works, or even makes sense, is surely up for debate.