Is Markus “Notch” Persson Transphobic? Some Fans Found Out Lena Raines Is Trans Only After His Comments

 Is Notch Transphobic? A surge of questions arose after Lena Raines, transwomen, was hired to make music for his created game. Find out more about the incident.

Markus Alexej Persson, better known as Notch, the inventor of Minecraft, can’t resist tweeting provocative things.

He tweeted in support of the cult-like Q Anon conspiracy theory, “Q is a natural person. Don’t rely on the media “to his 3 million Twitter followers, Notch chose to publish some more red pill propaganda on Monday, this time with transphobic statements that attracted swift backlash online.

Is Markus “Notch” Persson Transphobic? 

It is not ratified if Markus is transphobic or not. Well, most of his words in the past have connected him to a transphobic person.

One of the moments that justified fans that Notch is transphobic was Notch responded to a My Little Pony joke that declared “trans women are ladies” by responding, “No, they feel like they are.”

In a subsequent tweet, he reiterated his position, adding, “If you wish to propagate illusion, you are completely evil. What happened to the principle of not stigmatizing mental illness?”

Persson has been widely chastised for making racist, homophobic, and transphobic remarks on his Twitter page.

Trans Lena Raines Offended By His Comments

As the situation stands right now, it does seem Lena Raines is offended by Notch.

According to information circulating on Twitter, Lena Raines is set to make the music playlist in the game Minecraft, which Notch founded.

Lena Raines is a trans person, and Notch despises trans people. So, a trans person making songs for the game he founded feels like a slap in the face to Notch.

So far, Twitter users have shared the story to be this way. Given Mojang’s cold war with Markus, fans think the company deliberately embarrassed Markus.

What Did He Say?

Persson, who frequently promotes his support for conspiracy theories on Twitter, has made several transphobic sentiments on the platform.

“My sister believed she was obese and grew dangerously skinny,” he said. She was not at any moment. “I never disliked her.” Persson further stated in another tweet that persons who support transgender women are “very terrible if you want to propagate illusion.” “What became of not stigmatizing mental illness?”

There is no love in pretense,” he continued. When you satisfy, there is no you. People were also “celebrating fucking body dysphoria, he tweeted.

Make it illegal to use the wrong pronouns; they are the ones using the wrong pronouns fucking hell, he wrote in a follow-up tweet.

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