You win.
And yet you persist in deliberately conflating the two. Why is that?
Have you considered reading a history book?
Oh, I think you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone thinking that Bush and practically every other Republican are literal incarnations of Hitler, you big exaggerator, you.
But it is true that many, many people see many close parallels between what the American right-wing have been doing and saying in recent years and the rise of fascism in Germany in the 1930s. Indeed, some of the people making that observation are Holocaust scholars who have actually written history books.
Not surprising to see you, once again, respond to the sniping and ignore the more substantive disagreements.
As I’ve said often, my mom’s friend Helga (may her memory be for a blessing) said loudly that the rise of Trump reminded her of Hitler’s rise to power. Helga was a Holocaust survivor and had the tattoo to prove it. So when she said somebody reminded her of Hitler, I paid attention and was afraid.
I’m shocked, shocked!
Anyway, just so this doesn’t become another octopus shit show (partially my fault, I know), let’s go back to the subject of this thread.
The actual hatred is with the OP of this thread, as @Aspidistra is a hateful bigot when it comes to the trans community.
Trolls gotta troll.
I don’t understand “separate but equal” in this context. What is separate from what and what is equal to what? Is it like Jim Crow restrooms but men segregated from women instead of black segregated from white?
Who, precisely, are you referring to?
Y’know, the (waves hand) hive mind. The (flutters significantly) usual suspects. I have here in my hand a list of 205.
No, I just don’t think “gender identities” are a thing. At all. Your body has a sex, your mind has a personality. You can’t “feel like” another person - any other person - because the only person you know the feelings of is you, yourself. One person.
You are simply redefining the word “hatred” to mean “disagrees with my framing of the world in any way”. Well, I do.
Also, I think pediatric gender medicine is woo. And damaging to kids in the vast majority (quite possibly all, ultimately) of cases. At absolute best, unnecessary. So of course I oppose its existence.
That might be bad if I’m wrong (which I’m not) but it’s still not hatred.
It was part of the comparison to racial segregation. The reality is that when white people were able to send black people to separate facilities, whether it was rest rooms, drinking fountains, or public schools, the facilities designated for black use were not as good as the facilities designated for white use. I assume the same reality would occur if conservatives were able to restrict trans people to separate rest rooms; those designated for use by trans people would be substandard.
There is a demonstrable physical difference between the brain of a cis or trans man, and a cis or trans woman, as shown in these studies (among others).
Those are just a couple studies. Science has found that it’s not genitalia, but rather the brain itself that influences what gender you feel inclined toward.
(And it’s not completely dimorphic either, humans aren’t always as simple as male/female.)
But the point is, this isn’t just an issue of psychology, it’s an issue of neurology. The differences have been observed empirically, it’s not just a matter of people telling you how they feel.
Ignorance of science frequently causes people to believe that gender identity isn’t real, that your sex as assigned at birth is all that’s real. But that’s factually incorrect.
Atamasama is right. The brain is complex.
They don’t use brain scan results to determine which kids they give cross-sex hormones to. They just ask them how they feel. And feelings are very unreliable, particularly in young people. That’s why the rates of young people saying they’re transgender is nearly ten times that of people over thirty. Because when they say they “feel like” the other sex, they don’t actually know anything about how members of the other sex feel, inside their own heads.
I used to believe all that stuff too. But the rocketing rates of transitioning with no-one even asking the question “hey, is this maybe overdiagnosed?” and the fear responses to talking about the rising tide of detransitioners, changed my mind. You can feel like you want to do things typical of the other sex, and that’s fine, but if you claim your feelings are by definition other-sex feelings, you’re claiming something you can’t know.
It is unusual that theres such an explosion of this. Don’t want to get flamed, but I cannot believe thousands or more children wanted to transition and weren’t able to until now.
I won’t flame you, but do you really find it hard to believe that this was not very supported until recently? You don’t believe it was a taboo subject until recently?
Can I call you Attamakun? I think I love you for this post.
It seems to have been. I do recall, when little, hearing about a famous woman, was it Jorgensen, or Richards, help me here, so its been going on a while. I didn’t think it was a big deal; her life, you know. If there were thousands back then who wanted to transition, what happened to them, as they couldn’t?
I googled, and it seems there were clinics back then. Is there a pushback now because its minors?
Hai! 
How many thousands are we talking?