Why is Alde/Nontrans Castles There?

[Force-Attuned Krogoth]

I think there's a great deal of hyperbole flying around here, particularly involving the concept of impossibility.??Impossible means it cannot be done, no matter how much you want it.??Something you don't want is not inherently impossible, even if you REALLY don't want it.

For the sake of the following argument, I shall assume you are correct about the impossibility of dividing forces between trans and nontrans woe.??You must, with that indivisible regiment, decide whether to participate in trans woe or nontrans woe.??It is not impossible to choose trans.??It is not impossible to choose nontrans.??If you do not consider it worth your time and effort, and pick the other path, that does not confer impossibility upon nontrans woe.??

You choose, for three hours a week, to consider aldebaran valueless.??Yet for the other hundred and sixty five hours, you choose to believe it's an unfair abomination that unbalances the system and places rewards in the hands of those who don't deserve them.??How do you explain this dichotomy???It's not worth your time, but too valuable for your neighbor's???The inaction in your actions belies the crisis in your crisis.


EDIT: Hey, I thought of a neat metaphor.

Bob a mid-level manager in a successful engineering firm. Jim flips burgers at McDonald's, and has several times declined advancement in the company. Bob has a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and a master's in business, Jim has a master's in math. Bob has a car and a house, while Jim rents an apartment and rides the bus. Jim watches the sports games on his 19" TV, and checks his email on a Dell netbook. Bob has a 57" plasma screen, and a PWNbox? built by Alienware. One day Bob realizes that Jim gets the same internet and TV package as Bob, and he spends the same money on it. Bob is outraged and writes to his senator that there ought to be a law to keep Jim from getting the same thing as Bob, when Bob's job is so much harder.

Should congress intervene?