“Discrimination” is not always a pejorative

This raises a difficult question.

No, no, no. You lost your career because you’re a toxic, hate filled liability. You repulsed then insulted every potential employer. You are the architect of your own downfall, mate. Own it. pic.twitter.com/akoTSqy9XD

— Stuart Macintosh (@stueymaco) May 17, 2026

What if someone is fired for “being trans” – is that an injustice?

What does it mean to “be trans”?

It means either believing you are the sex you are not, or claiming to believe you are the sex you are not.

That’s a problem.

For most kinds of jobs, employers don’t seek out either delusional people or systematically dishonest people. For many kinds of jobs, both lying and extreme confusion about reality are disqualifiers. Many kinds of jobs rely on people who don’t live in a fantasy world and don’t tell lies.

The whole point of “trans” is that it is in fact based on an extreme and grotesque lie about human beings, and that its advocates absolutely, ardently, determinedly repeat that lie and try to force everyone else to repeat it too.

It’s a horrible mix, delusion and lying, and it’s absolute poison for most kinds of work. Willoughby himself is quite a good advertisement of that.