rant · moment 8 of 24
The Trans Community Should Copy Caitlyn Jenner's Playbook
from Tom Segura & Christina P. | The Tim Dillon Show #348 · #348
4 min
Tim argues trans people could win over conservatives the way Caitlyn Jenner did by opposing gay marriage and supporting Trump, and jokes that trans people and non-binary activists should be hotter and adopt conservative talking points to win acceptance.
- Tim wonders why the trans community hasn't adopted a more conservative political strategy like Caitlyn Jenner's approach to gain acceptance.
- If moving into a straight community, he'd distance himself from Stonewall activists by suggesting some of them were 'acting up' and needed to be thrown under the bus.
- Trans people merged with the fat people, which was a mistake—gay men succeeded because they came out looking athletic and hot before slowly introducing diversity.
- Sam Smith example: you can't announce you're non-binary while looking like an overweight plumber in lingerie and expect acceptance from Americans.
- Strategy should be rolling out only the hottest trans people first to fool the public before introducing the rest of the community.
- Partnering with Bud Light was a disaster and proved trans people shouldn't make those kinds of corporate deals.
- Tim's ideal approach: attractive enough that he'd unknowingly sleep with someone who then reveals they're trans, effectively 'fooling' him.
- Parents aren't afraid of hot trans kids—they're afraid of teachers turning their children into 300-pound trans communists.
- Non-binary community would gain traction if obese girls with purple hair stopped seeking welfare and started telling people to get jobs instead.
- If marginalized groups adopted conservative anti-welfare positions, Republicans would agree with them politically while disagreeing on social safety nets.