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I agree that calling them cultists is in unhelpful, but so is the idea that people become terfs due to bad experiences with queer communities. The vast majority of people with such experiences do not enter hate movements and center their lives around harming marginalised groups.
Most of these people don't center their lives on hating trans people, they center their lives on each other and see trans/queer people as threatening outsiders. Their lives don't revolve around transphobia, it revolves around a form of lesbian feminism that is transphobic.
These aren't the people who spend all their time attacking trans people. Their transphobia is still toxic and harmful, in some ways more dangerous than the more overt trolly kinds of transphobes. I'm not trying to defend these people, just explain what they are.
I'm trying to call attention to communities that aren't as visible as other transphobic groups, that don't put themselves out there as much but are still doing harm.
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