(Ted Gazynski)
I don’t think this is true. I think tranny rights is being promoted in much the same way “girl power” used to be: a corporate, media friendly cultural movement that appeals to mainstream liberal sensibilities about individual freedom.

Any genuinely radical feminist perspective would reject it on various grounds. Gender constructivism reasonably asserts that gender is externally imposed based on biological categorization and therefore isn’t some sort of innate identity and cannot be claimed by a male socialized as a man. Furthermore, trans identity generally manifests as a grotesque and misogynistic performance of womanhood driven by deviant male sexual tastes. There’s no reason a consistent radical feminist WOULD support troonery, it’s counterproductive to their goals in a lot of ways(making it valorous for men to occupy spaces women have carved out for themselves is a good example).

I’m not a radfem or a leftist, but accusing them of creating trannies is stupid as fuck.

(Bixnood)
alot of you are writing with the benefit of hindsight, radical feminists have always wanted to drastically shift the status quo.
for many trans and homosexual rights were part of the progressive agenda which went hand in hand with women's liberation.
many feminists also argued that the main difference in the treatment of men and women was childhood socialisation something which is now a big part of the tranny zeitgeist.
I understand now why feminist would want to distance them selves from the trans movement now that it has had negative effects on women. but I don't see why it's so hard to just admit the part they played in it.