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interesting that in Germany it's much lower than UK? i would have assumed it's reversed
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@kaia Switzerland being neutral, as always
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@kaia terf island redeemed?
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@bartholin @kaia
>Belarus double the percentage of Russia
Belarus has gone woke

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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @kaia Russia is twice as woke as Serbia
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@kaia tbh given the massive amount of transphobia I have encountered in Germany and the politics that are going on in the UK, this map looks horribly bleak.

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@bartholin @kaia
so this is Putin's Russia..

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@kaia would love to see us numbers I keep seeing idiots ating me that trans women aren't and will never be women.
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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia I seen the Russian government loves csam yet hates the LGBT I'm not making it up.
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@Ree @bartholin @kaia
many such cases

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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia I forgot the Epstein class exist
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@kaia where source
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@kaia as someone who is regularly in both places, this isn't a surprise at all

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@kaia Interesting! German Constitution says:
(1) All persons are equal before the law.
(2) Men and women have equal rights. The State shall promote the effective realization of equality between women and men and work to eliminate existing disadvantages.
(3) No one shall be disadvantaged or favored on account of their sex, ancestry, race, language, homeland or origin, faith, or religious or political views. No one shall be disadvantaged on account of a disability.
So what's up with the 57%?

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i think that a non trivial percentage could not achieve German citizenship if they did not already have it. I saw the documents people wanting to become German citizens have to sign:

Bekenntnis zur freiheitlichen demokratischen Grundordnung
Bekenntnis zur besonderen historischen Verantwortung Deutschlands für die nationalsozialistische Unrechtsherrschaft
Loyalitätserklärung
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@catraxx i didn't find a source sorry
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@catraxx (i have it from reddit, which did not cite source)
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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia

Portugal over there hanging on and being based against all odds.
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@kaia
I find Spain interesting, as latin countries (such as France and Italy) are often assumed as being "macho" and less open, whereas its neighbour Portugal is in stark contrast.

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@sally @bartholin @kaia
looked it up for Portugal and in terms of religion it's 81% catholic so that's to consider.
Also the study design is completely stupid there are probably a fair amount of people who say no to the first question but yes to the second one, or at least advocate for the state not making it hard for them on purpose.
You know, the kind of tipping point demographic you lose out on if you make TWAW a state-sanctioned ideology with more legal weight than freedom of speech or religious freedoms

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@kaia I keep saying for years that the Netherlands is a much better country to be trans than Germany but people often don’t believe me.

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@kaia Aren't they like 90% muslim in the UK these days? That'd explain the percentage of acceptance.
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@Phobos @kaia how.
>inb4 shia
most are sunni
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@Ree @bartholin @EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @kaia you are quite literally making it up
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@kaia I wonder why portugal is so based
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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia

Spain is mostly catholic as well but everyone's shilling and pushing the whole transgender narrative, it has less to do with religion today and more to do with the government actually going out of their way to shift the political opinion. Spain is a fucking embarrassment politically speaking, everyone remotely involved in politics over there is just following whatever bullshit narrative the main political parties push for, and tranny lovers are a majority.
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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia

> looked it up for Portugal and in terms of religion it's 81% catholic so that's to consider

Even the Pope himself nowadays legitimates and validates trannies too, by the way.
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@sally @bartholin @kaia
what's kinda interesting is that the country with highest popular support (Sweden) is one with legal gatekeeping (No Self-ID) and high medical safeguards ("medical gatekeeping").
Meanwhile Portugal has Self-ID laws and no medical safeguarding ( https://genspect.org/portugal-what-to-expect-from-the-political-environment-regarding-gender-medicine/ ).
In Italy the laws are more like Sweden than in Portugal. Perhaps there is a point of "too much" for the public that results in people viewing Trans NGOs and activist circles as astroturfed

https://rainbowmap.ilga-europe.org/categories/legal-gender-recognition/

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@sally @bartholin @kaia
As far as I know the catechism of the catholic church is still gender recognition based on the biological sex observed at birth. It's true that the current pope and Francis toned down the more extreme rhetoric of their more conservative predecessors, but tradcath larpers and evangelical reactionaries overestimate this a lot, they are not in violation of da rules.
t. former catholic I could be wrong

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@EmoIsDeadAndSoAmI @bartholin @kaia

So they disagree with the Pope? Sounds like they're protestants rather than catholics to me.
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@sally @bartholin @kaia
Sede Vacante is quite popular with edgy Zoomers these days

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@kaia that assumes legislation reflects the opinion of the broader population, as someone else already mentioned no source means we neither know when this was taken nor if its more than made up

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@kaia I'm guessing this is from like 2005
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