ynx will focus on some of the counter-talking points behind the transgender bills, laws and policies being forced onto the global society. Those counter-points generally coming from conservative and evangelical political arms. Even from some of the more popular talking heads on the political right we are seeing similar tactics used that would be witnessed in a 5th grade debate class. Since Jynx is celebrating being her true self and on hormones for 1 full year she will go into a bit about her life before answering viewer questions.
Whether it is your personal opinion or political belief system your aversion to transgender peoples does not give you the excuse to treat those people with such disdain and anger. Given that some politicians have taken it upon themselves to spew hate as a measure to get the radical right fired up and voting. It is having disastrous consequences.
There have been so many who ask Jynx about her opinion on trans athletes in sports and will do her best to lay this argument to rest finally. Trans athletes have every right to compete openly in the sports of their choice just as the average person has the right to not watch them if they wish.
The bathroom discussion is back on the top of everyone's talking points again and we at Cyber Jynx just cannot understand why this is still a discussion at all. All humans have the right to answer the call of nature and do not need to be policed in the process.
Jynx has long stood against the political entertainers that go around pretending to be for liberty and freedom then show their teeth when people stand against them be free and for liberty. Jynx will spend some time dismantling the anti-trans conservative champion Ben Shapiro and Steven Crowders heterosexual side-piece comedian Dave Landau.
Trans confessions is a radio podcast and livestream that focuses on the LGBTQ+ community. Discussions range from cyber security, hacktivism, gaming. cosplay, fashion, beauty and so much more. Join Jynx every Wednesday at 11:30 am CST and Friday's at the same time.
