How is this specifically transphobic? I understand that this is against non-binary people, but don't trans people want to change from one sex to the other, staying in the original binary selection?

Can confirm that it’s mostly regional. Having spent 15 years in northern Germany, all I ever heard on the topic was something like ‘just let people do what they want’.

Although, and this might be relevant, none of the people I’ve been in contact with are religious or anything of the sort.

Most of the world is transphobic

Realistically, is there a country that isn't? Maybe Thailand.

Meh. Nowadays if you don't want a mtf athlete competing with biological women or children taking life altering hormones at 12 some coward bully will want to justify bashing your head in because they call you "transphobe".

We gotta stop with the word and actually talk about the issues without threats every 5 seconds. Not that Reddit is the place for that since it's circlejerk-land where anyone who disagrees is a nazi, but you get the point.

Which is insane because one of the first book burning was targeted towards a sex institute. First they came for the trans kids…

I think they were asking because /u/ViciousNakedMoleRat literally said "one issue here is that [...]".

You are right. There is no issue. So I don't quite know why the existence of the other translation needed any pointing out since I doubt these people meant to make and display a purely medical banner.

1.5% of people are not intersex. It's closer to about 0.02%

that means 98.5% of all people have either xx or xy karyotypes, right?

The discussion always hinges upon disagreements what to do with those 98.5%. Not about what are those 1.5%.

Thats what I mean.

Why does it make the most sense? The word Geschlecht can mean both sex and gender.

Those are literally abberations and detract from the actual discussions. Nobody cares about those edge cases, discussions only go there if there is a "but actually..." thing going on

like you just did

FYI, most medical literature will refer to intersex genotypes as male or female still with the presence of the Y chromosome generally defining the sex. For instance if you look up XXY on Wikipedia or similar, it will usually say “XXY male”. On crossover events, it’s still characterized as male and female but usually as “XX male” and “XY female”