If you’re interested in how and why the explosion of trans ideology and the huge increase in the number of young people identifying as trans has occurred, it’s important to look at the role of online communities. The same was true years ago of anorexia, in which online “support” communities served as a means for anorectics to compare notes, share information about tactics, and compete for extremism. Interestingly enough, anorexia was most common in the same demographic as trans identification now: teenage girls.

Online community spread is certainly not the only phenomenon encouraging the increase in young people identifying as trans, but it is a huge factor. …

You may think these details are not all that important. But I believe they are, and not just because of trans issues. The transgender spread follows a template for online indoctrination in general, especially among young people, and such methods have been and will be used to spread other belief systems.