Your Unhinged Comments

And here we are with another segment of our new feature where we shine a spotlight on some of the emails I have not responded to or website comments that I did not approve.

This comment was written by a lunatic who was trying to share their worthwhile perspective on a recent post.

Grok is right on – WAY BETTER THAN THE LIB____ DEMONRAT WIKIPEDIA JACKASSES! Elon is certainly allowed to have an opinion – don’t you think? Of course, Wokesters like you don’t believe in other opinions but your own!

I should form a band called The Wokesters.

Or DEMONRAT. Oh I would love to be in a band called Demonrat.

Now, I know that this unhinged lunatic is likely struggling to say that Grok is correct with its “opinion” of gender being a binary (can a computer program even HAVE an opinion?). HOWEVER I could also argue that this unhinged lunatic is agreeing with Grok about gender identity is personal and can differ from biological sex.

One of the points of the original post was about how Elon Musk is being hypocritical, not about how he can’t have an opinion. Anyone, even unhinged idiots and soulless trillionaires, can have an opinion, but I do not think you can say he exemplifies profound paternal investment, fostering their potential amid global challenges, surpassing most historical figures in active involvement despite scale while you disown one of your children because of their gender identity.

If you are a parent, then you MUST be a parent regardless of their gender identity. If Elon Musk said something like “I love my children except for the ones who identify as a gender that is different from the one they were assigned at birth” it would be a horrible thing to say but at least he is honest. I feel if you’re going to be racist/sexist/homophobic/transphobic then you had better own it. You can’t be hateful and then get angry when people call you on your shit.

As for being a Wokester, hell yes I am. I believe everyone can and likely does have an opinion, but I don’t have to agree with it. I believe in free speech, but I also believe that what you say is not immune to consequences. I mean, you can say whatever you want to me, but there’s always the consequence that your comment might end up in a future edition of this series.

Love, Hannah