Throwing some shade and dropping the 'T'.

I'd say drop the T but for the sake of the transgender community, not for the sake of the LGBs. Trans folks are just trying to live as their authentic selves, and I don't think it's valid for them to get lumped in with communities that define themselves by their sexual orientation.

Another thing, I do not like how more and more letters keep getting added to the acronym. What was originally LGBT is now LGBTQIA (what the hell is that?). When does it ever stop?? All it's doing is giving the haters fodder to badmouth these communities.

I agree with falconia.

The core leadership of the LGBT community is led by the left, and that’s part of the reason why most feminists are also pro-TG rights. Today, it’s also the left that does most of the actual political work in the fight for rights. The reason women (in the sense of feminists here) are not added to the acronym themselves is because they are not excluded (or do not deviate) either in identity or sexuality from the cultural norm on gender roles, at least not by default, even though they oppose it. However, when you stop to think about how cultural sexism is what’s behind traditional gender roles, it becomes clear that their goals are quite similar, and that’s why feminists and the LGBT social movements are historical allies. Since all groups added to the acronym are interconnected through their deviation to traditional gender roles, it’s highly unlikely that they will be removed. Even if they are removed in the (probably distant) future due to informational purposes, the truth is that they won’t stop siding together in political debate. In that the left leadership may concur, but only because it will serve their aims. The alliance will still exist.

That being said, you certainly can create means for people like you to express your anti-TG views or, alternatively, follow others that do. For that, however, you are going to have to become politically active. If you are willing to do so and go through the administrative work, you are certainly free to. What is certain is that you are not going to be followed by the left leadership. Also certain is that it will be seen in itself as a right wing movement, even if some members are grouped with the left for other reasons. The tendency is that you will be grouped with the straight right wing, and the tendency is that they will discriminate and exclude you. Which is probably the reason why your group is politically fragile and has little visibility. Again, though, it’s far from impossible for you to become a formal and vocal political faction, that is, if you are willing to do the work to achieve that

Should women's sports be eliminated, or do you support transgender? Same question.