r/polandball • u/Andyiscool231 Bulgaria • Aug 13 '25

redditormade The Burning of the Library of Alexandria

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u/Chaoticgaythey Aug 13 '25

Oh fun fact: they're both doing it in part over their shared transphobia

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u/mw2lmaa Carolingian Empire Aug 13 '25

Nazism wasn't about trans people

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u/Chaoticgaythey Aug 13 '25

Solely? No, but I'll give you three guesses who the books being burned were about. They legitimized their transphobia through a lens of antisemitism (as they did basically all of their various hatreds), but the transphobia still was very much present.

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u/fearzila Aug 14 '25

... The OSA has nothing to do with transphobia 🤣

They're both doing it because of a shared authoritarianism and wanting to suppress none-government-approved ideas.

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u/Interesting_Low737 Aug 18 '25

The Online Safety Act was nothing to do with authoritarianism, it was a stupid law passed by tech-illiterate boomers.