The Gender Industry is Not a Human Rights Movement

Capitalizing on the Deconstruction of Sexual Reproduction

Please join me in my interview with Kal Fell of The Center for Bioethics and Culture, in which I discuss the intersections of what is being called “transgenderism,” corporatism, and technology. “Transgenderism” is not a type of person but a grooming process engineered by elites invested in tech and pharma to normalize the changing of our sex-based boundaries as a species.  My research into why elites are using their vast financial resources to rapidly drive a reality-denying ideology through our institutions to change our cultures exposes a highly organized political apparatus set to convince people, especially children, that human sexual dimorphism is not real.

“Gender” and “gender dysphoria” are obfuscations.  It is the deconstruction of our humanity in its sexed roots that is at issue.

Once we open the door to accepting profound changes to human biology that undermine the definition of what it means to be human as a sexually dimorphic species, we have opened Pandora’s box for melding humans with technology and AI. Gender identity is, as the famous self-identifying, ”transgendered,” transhumanist Martine Rothblatt (author of the first “gender bill.”) posits, “the onramp to the transcendence of fleshism.”  Rothblatt states, “people who refuse to be labeled as male or female are the pioneers of seeing humanity as not being limited by any particular substrate, such as flesh. There is a queer line of development from transgender to transhuman.”

We have reached the 11th hour.  We need to decide if we will let go of our humanity in exchange for an elusive, illusive idea of a techno-utopia where we won’t die, and we can cure, have, and be everything we desire with technology - or will we cleave to what is left of our humanity as technophilic elites invested in pharma, tech, AI, gene splicing, organ transplants, and genetic modifications that take us well beyond the realm of human, fight to extract it from us through the process of capital-driven colonization.  

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