Yeah I'm not saying hCaptcha is good. It just shows that new captcha systems can become popular, and that Google's hold isn't as strong as it may seem.
When I'm in a (somewhat stressful) call I feel a strong need to move. Like sitting still would make me actively uncomfortable. I assume walking around helps you destress a little.
I do think it's desirable. It's unnecessary for users to keep track of which tool is best for which purpose if one tool can do it all. There's no reason why one tool wouldn't be able to; even in the worst case it could just automatically choose the best tool to answer your prompt, saving you the trouble of doing so.
I don't know what your definition of "chasing" is, but whatever it may be it seems to be independent of the group that's being "chased".
So in that case you could say "chasing" is bad while a preference is not, completely regardless of whether you're talking about trans people, disabled people or any other group.
Do you see instances who's main purpose is to represent "people inside the more mainstream American Overton window of mid right to far right" that are even nearly as popular as Hexbear?
If you're browsing all you frequently see posts from Hexbear users. I'm yet to come across a noticable amount of posts from users from an instance which represent the group you mentioned.
(I couldn't even name a single instance that fits that description, because if they exist, they're not nearly as active as Hexbear.)
Toxic people exist on all public instances. But on some they're more common than on others.
The issue with Hexbear is that their users tend to talk in a very demeaning and insulting manner. About half of the popular posts on Hexbear are about making fun of people or communities. Their political views are less of an issue; it's more about their toxic behaviour.
Yeah I'm not saying hCaptcha is good. It just shows that new captcha systems can become popular, and that Google's hold isn't as strong as it may seem.