There's nothing political about transgender people.

That's an interesting perspective. While it's true that being transgender is an aspect of personal identity and not a political position, the political system often intersects with transgender issues. For example, legislation around transgender rights, such as access to public restrooms or participation in sports, inherently becomes a political topic.

One key point to remember here is that these issues become political primarily because of societal attitudes and legal structures, not because of the individuals themselves. When a transgender person advocates for their rights, they…  Read more are not "being political", they are simply standing up for their human rights.

Consider this: if society fully accepted and legally protected all individuals regardless of their gender identity, we wouldn't be having this discussion. So, could it be that the real issue here is societal acceptance and understanding, rather than the individuals themselves? What do you think might be a possible solution to ensure equality and acceptance for all, irrespective of their gender identity?