From experience in communities you can probably guess:

If someone is a right-wing shit-stick elsewhere, they'll use that bias in every decision they make & every opinion they form in every part of their life, including in your community and especially if they're given any sort of power.

It'll start out small, subconsciously, influencing how they vote on moderation decisions and how they give their 'impartial opinions' on how to handle things.

It'll then grow into direct actions and words, by which time they've already established themselves as someone who is "normally pretty impartial" and who "leaves politics at the door".
The escalating incidents will be passed off as "one-off things which I'm sure has been a valuable learning experience for everyone, regardless of their beliefs".

No.

Firmly 'kick them to the curb' as soon as you find out. Discount everything they've said and any decisions they were involved in. The temporary loss in progress and community stability is not worth putting up with the slow-acting poison people like that secrete.

Being apolitical is bullshit, and who the fuck actually wants to be neutral when it comes to human rights?

@TransTina “male socialisation” is really an own goal. It exists as a concept but it refers to the broad range of male identities that is on offer. There is a reason we now think of “masculinities” plural because there are many facets to the male identity.

Transphobes like to focus on a singular, traditionalist idea of a male who likes sports and explosions, as if that’s all there is to being a man. It’s a reductive assumption to make that all men benefit from male socialisation and that there is only one form of it.

With this in mind, to assume that trans femmes benefit from this is ridiculous. We know that men who are perceived to be weaker and “feminine” are seen as “less manly” even though they are still men.

Therefore, to assume that trans femmes — who are not men — benefit from masculinity is reducing both femininity and masculinity to some prototypical ideal found solely on the cover of magazines, rather than the broad spectrum of identities.

RE: https://social.translunar.academy/objects/b949e10d-277b-4f85-976e-e652d26acb34

this you?

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My mom ordered our new kitchen faucet from Temu and my dad has assigned a human name to his instance of ChatGPT. I feel like a boomer in this household

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