I'm returning to this because I do firmly believe at least in elements of what Antvasima has said
here.
We cannot be so fragile as to ban people who offend us. There have been some posts above suggesting that because people have rescinded forgiveness and claimed offense, that this changes the context of the actions Strym has undertaken and they should be regarded as worse. This is not what we ought to be doing, lording our grudges over one another to revert our absolutions once the person is under fire from some other sector.
I am also a proponent of allowing "edgy" humor. This has been discussed many times. I don't partake in such foul language and jokes, but I understand that there are many who do that I would defend wholeheartedly that at least some mean them as, strictly, jokes, whether actually funny or not. We cannot be so fragile, then, to be upset by legitimate jokes. If we were to ban every individual for the beliefs of others they found offensive, then we would simply never stop bleeding. We cannot make that the reason for our bans.
So, Ant is right, we cannot approach everything reported as transphobia as bearing equal weight. It leads to absurd conclusions and wide-reaching implications for other slights. So, what do I think?
I think that what Strym did here does violate our rules. The posts behind closed doors mean relatively little to me, but his confrontations with people like Curry smell of his behind-the-scenes joking, and bad mouthing specific trans members while using trans slurs, even behind the scenes, isn't particularly good either: those jokes are entirely inappropriate when directed as he did. I do not support a permanent ban, but I do support a ban of some length. 3 months would be tolerable to me- in my view, it matches the severity of the crime.
@StrymULTRA I choose to take your professions at face value. You do not hate people because they are trans. Okay. Still, though, if that is true, you must learn to not address trans people as though them being trans is a negative, jokingly or otherwise. The transgender community does face significant amounts of hatred, and ergo you are causing undue stress in doing so, intentionally or not. This extends to countless other groups. Race, creed, disability, sexuality, mental condition. Addressing people who fit into X or Y group as though fitting into said group were a sin, even while joking, is playing with fire. In this instance, you've been burned. I urge you to learn.