I can't think of anything more vile than convincing children to cut off their dicks and start hormone therapy. It's extremely fucked.

Transgenders are into witchcraft too. Why is this? Why is the occult so gay?

I looked up this stuff expecting it's supposed to be bad ass and it's all about drinking your own cum and making blood cookies.

Satanists worship Baphomet, which is traditionally depicted as having both male and female bodily organs. On top of that, occultfags like Aleister Crowley have written about the importance of sodomy to occult initiation rites. They believe that it's useful for opening up the "third eye" of the initiate, or something like that. Basically, sodomy, fusing the genders, turning the male into female and vice versa are inversions of the traditional values and practices of normal society, and this is what satanfags get off on more than anything: the inversion of the normal, the good, the pure. Hence, the inverted cross and all that.

I applaud the billionaires who have spent hundreds of millions of dollars to make their tranny hypno and sissification fetishes a real-life reality. That's some serious, serious dedication.

Founded and pushed by Jews of course

The Institute of Sex Research was opened in 1919 by (((Magnus Hirschfeld))) and his collaborator (((Arthur Kronfeld))), a once famous psychotherapist and later professor at the Charité.

Mind you, the Charité was and still is an extremely leftist and degenerate organization. It's based in Berlin of course.

The Institute became a point of scientific and research interest for many scientists of sexuality, as well as scientific, political and social reformers in Germany and Europe, particularly from socialist, liberal and social-democratic circles.

The Nazis tried to destroy it and the rats fled to the US with this degeneracy.

Magnus Hirschfeld coined the term transsexualism, identifying the clinical category which his colleague Harry Benjamin would later develop in the United States. Transgender people were on the staff of the Institute, as well as being among the clients there. Various endocrinologic and surgical services were offered, including the first modern sex reassignment surgeries in the 1930s. Hirschfeld also worked with Berlin's police department to curtail the arrest of cross-dressed individuals, including those suspected of wearing certain clothing in connection with sex work, through the creation of transvestite passes issued on behalf of the Institute to those who had a personal desire to wear clothing associated with a gender other than the one assigned to them at birth