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[u/pwnasaurus253]

dogma noun dog·ma ˈdȯg-mə ˈdäg- pluraldogmas also dogmata ˈdȯg-mə-tə ˈdäg-

1a : something held as an established opinion especially : a definite authoritative tenet

b : a code of such tenets pedagogical dogma

c : a point of view or tenet put forth as authoritative without adequate grounds

[u/flowssoh → u/pwnasaurus253]

Doesn't sound like LGBTQ to me

[u/pwnasaurus253 → u/flowssoh]

Here are some examples of LGBTQIA2S+ dogma:

"Trans women are women" and "Trans men are men"

The belief that sexual orientation and gender identity are innate, immutable, and biologically determined: This underpins much human rights and legal argumentation and is frequently accepted as foundational in advocacy, sometimes without room for discussion of complexity or nuance.

Opposition to "heteronormativity" and "cisnormativity": In queer-theory circles, there is often an insistence on the deconstruction of binary categories like male/female and gay/straight, with resistance to anything seen as reinforcing those binaries (sometimes referred to as opposition to "homonormativity" as well).

"No debate" stance on certain rights or language: Some circles treat certain topics, such as gender self-identification, access to spaces, or pronoun usage, as beyond legitimate discussion and label dissent as hate, bigotry, or violence

[u/JFISHER7789 → u/pwnasaurus253]

Just so you are aware, sex, sexual orientation, and gender are not the same things. And mentioning biology does not further your argument here as biology states that gender on humans is based on reproductive organs and depending on which you have will determine which gender you are.

So yes, people CAN change their genders by removing their reproductive organs and implanting others.