Just heard about it from this article on the Canadian Museum for Human Rights changing it's bathrooms to be 100% unisex (as if that has anything to do with gay rights). I also see it's now the "International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia." So they've included "transphobia," which from conservatives is just homophobia and from liberals, especially gays and lesbians, is just not wanting the practice pushed on us because it's a homophobic practice, and I assume that this version of "transphobia" supersedes actual homophobia because otherwise it couldn't be included.

If you listen to HSTSs speak, they are generally homophobic and give insane reasons for their transition such as Blaire White's classic "I transitioned because I was such a fggt" and no, he was not joking. I can link anyone who would like to hear that, but it's part of a 3-hour podcast. So if I don't agree that the homophobic idea that there is a level of gay you can be that's simply too gay and pushes you over the line into becoming a heterosexual woman and you need to sacrifice your gay identity and put everything you have into imitating a heterosexual woman, that makes me a "transphobe" and it's worse than the homophobic foundation that transsexualism is built on.