The outrage over March 31'st being trans visibility day feels disingenuous and extremally hypocritical.

[u/Electronic-Youth6026]

So, your an "SJW/woke/snowflake" if your a minority and you get offended by how your being treated by conservatives and express that and that's a bad thing but if conservatives feel like Christianity is being disrespected and they complain about it that's somehow not "being a woke SJW snowflake" and is also perfectly fine?

Also, it doesn't seem Christ like at all to get offended by this, especially when the Bible doesn't mention trans people at all.

In addition, I don't understand why conservatives are pretending that they'd be fine with trans day of visibility if it was on any other day. I guarantee you wouldn't be.

[u/[deleted]]

It's not "literally random". Easter is a rolling holiday. That doesn't mean it can happen on any day of the year.

[u/Wboys → u/[deleted]]

Someone else in this thread pointed out it won’t happen again for over 60 years. I don’t think anyone was thinking about Easter when picking the date. It just happened to line up this year but people are acting like it was some targeted attack on Christians which is clearly BS.

[u/[deleted] → u/Wboys]

If you don't understand how Biden stating, verbatim

"NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOSEPH R. BIDEN JR., President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim March 31, 2024, (Easter) as Transgender Day of Visibility."

caused controversy I don't know what to tell you. Politics is optics. His team knew what the optics were with that press release and they did it anyway.

[u/Wboys → u/[deleted]]

Oh, I understand why. It’s just completely irrational to be angrier at it than any other trans visibility day.