By making explicit how the position of the child under patriarchy is simply a parental investment, one that owes its parents heterosexuality and reproductive labor, we arrive at the logics underlying queer oppression, revealed as a kind of reproductive monomania fixated on preserving the in-group.

'Irreversible Damage' typifies this synthesis more readily than any succinct theory of intersectional transfeminism. It's why paying attention to how reactionaries construct their arguments and understanding their worldview is so vital to producing cogent feminist and leftist analyses.