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Nick MKS's defenders argue that his stance resonates with the views of the majority of "regular" people—those who believe that while adults should have the freedom to live as they wish, society should be cautious about endorsing gender identity experimentation, especially involving children. He emphasizes that everyone should have the right to their opinion without being silenced or canceled, criticizing what he perceives as a growing culture of shutting down dissent.
Contrarily, critics label his views as bigoted and dangerous, pointing out that trans people have existed long before contemporary debates and are recognized by medical and psychological communities worldwide. The backlash includes accusations of dog-whistle politics and homophobia, further polarizing opinions.