Transgender author claims unwillingness to date transgender people is 'transphobic

A few months ago, transgender author and self-described feminist, Riley J. Dennis, released a video arguing that anyone who claims to be unwilling to date a transgender person is discriminatory and transphobic. Thursday on "Pat & Stu," the guys fired back, calling Dennis' theory "insane" and "ridiculous."

Pat Gray admitted he'd reached the limits of his tolerance:

"Come on. In society, eventually, you've got to say, 'OK, no. That's crazy.' If you have a man-unit, you're a man.  I'm sorry. I don't care how you feel. I mean it's sad that you feel a different way, but the reality is that you're a man. And you can't be a man with a vagina either, OK? You can't. I'm sorry. That's just the way God planned it. Now if you go have a surgery, then we'll talk."

Stu Burguiere also refuted a similar argument that has become popular among liberals: that having sexual preferences for one race over another — or even not being attracted to a particular member of a minority race — makes you a racist.

Finally, Pat implied that God must be looking down on this situation with "dismay," giving Stu an opportunity to jokingly chastise him for being an "anti-science monster" for claiming God exists.

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