In an predictable turn of events, prominent health and wellness accessory developer Fitbit, Inc. has unofficially been chosen as the latest subject of the LGBT community’s collective scorn.
I was raised in New Jersey and went to college in New York City, and I spent a fair amount of time walking the streets of Manhattan. I used to love to watch the crooked street vendors with their "100% real" Gucci watches, the con artists inviting you to play
3-Card Monte, and all the rest of the career criminals who made their living cheating you with a rigged game. That's exactly what the current "I identify as..." craze is, it's a con and they are daring you to say it isn't. Welcome to the wacky world of transgender non-women who menstruate who are demanding that Fitbit include then in their female health tracker app.
"A faithful witness will not lie: but a false witness will utter lies." Proverb 14:5 (KJB)
I don't really get mad at the deluded idiots who are trying to tell us that transgender
non-women can menstruate, that
men can have babies, that there are
more than 2 genders, and all the rest of that idiotic end times delusional nonsense. No, I expect that from
lost people. What makes me mad is when I see Christians, born again followers of Jesus Christ, who play along and refer to a biological man in a dress as "her", or who allow biological women into their men's room. Is that you? If so, you are more deluded than they are, because you know better. And I know why you do it, because you're afraid of losing friends, of losing your job, or being called a homophobe. That's why you deny Jesus and support the lost.
Fitbit ‘Female Health Tracker’ Attacked for Not Including ‘Non-Women Who Menstruate’
FROM WESTERN JOURNALISM: Fitbit is under fire this week on social media for, of all things, a supposed lack of gender “inclusivity” within the software for its popular fitness trackers — which were recently revealed to be incapable of tracking the illusive male menstrual period.
Controversy seems to have initially spun up around the company Saturday, when a transgender Twitter user going by the name of “Lilo the Autistic Queer” publicly called out Fitbit customer support for placing an app feature meant to track users’ menstrual cycles under the “Female Health” umbrella.
“Hey @FitbitSupport I love the ‘Female Health’ tracker in your app.” Lilo wrote. “However, I’m not female & I menstruate.”
“Many trans & intersex people are in this position and feel alienated from menstrual health access. Could you please change the name to the neutral term ‘Menstrual Health’?” Lilo asked. “I don’t want to have to misgender myself and my body in order to access menstrual health tools.”
What followed was roughly three days of round-the-clock updates from the transgender activist, which began with a screen shot of the menstrual cycle tracker’s interface, complete with “the one issue circled” for clarity — that “one issue” again being the fact that an application meant to track a biological female’s window of fertility happened to be labeled “Female Health.”
Met with numerous responses, however — some from the company itself and others from apparent supportive employees on their personal accounts — the trans activist only seemed to grow more frustrated as the hours turned into days. Many people seemed to agree with her, too, as the activist’s initial tweet garnered over 500 retweets.
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