We can expect this one to soon be added to the Hall of Infamy....
Wouldn't that directly contravene the the Supreme Court decision?Apparently he's now in a women's prison. I'm not quite sure why, unless it's because his victim was male, so according to the logic he isn't a danger to women.
We can expect this one to soon be added to the Hall of Infamy....
...a gallery of poor, delicate, harmless flowers who only want to pee!
I'm afraid some people will have to be dragged kicking and screaming to this realization.I don't know at what point it will be recognised that we're not looking at "a few isolated bad apples" here, but at a fundamental characteristic of the trans perversion. Violence, aggression and a determination to get what they want regardless of anyone or anything that might be standing in their way.
The time must be fast approaching for some Judicial reviews to force compliance with the Supreme Court ruling, and consequences for those who make decisions that flout the law. Application for Judicial Reviews are much cheaper than lawsuits.Authorities in Britain are simply carrying on as if the Supreme Court didn't even exist. It's bizarre how captured these institutions are. They caved in to the demands of the genderwoo without a struggle, implementing self-ID as policy through the back door with no consultation, then when the court rules that this was wrong they just ignore it.
You are confused. Sex labels will not fix the problem. Sex terms will not end the debate. That doesn't mean sex terms are wrong to use. Nobody on my side ever made that claim.Oh wow. They are using sex terms as a label instead of gender terms? wow.
EDIT: It's weird then, on the insistence that male female labels in spaces would never work?
It's considered a derogatory term by the same people who think transwomen are women, and for the same reason: it doesn't deny reality.I included the link to a Google search for the term long ago. There is no usage of it except on anti-trans sites, and it's only found definition indicates that it is a derogatory term.
The same ideologically captured professions and communities which falsely claimed puberty blockers were reversible?Sure. That's probably why the professional and medical communities embrace it. Oh, wait...
And the same ideologically captured professions and communities which falsely claimed that genital mutilation of teenagers would fix their gender euphoria and reduce their risk of suicide.The same ideologically captured professions and communities which falsely claimed puberty blockers were reversible?
If clinically accurate nomenclature is your standard, then why the disagreement with labeling all sports or private spaces etc as male or female according to your standard?Correct
Only in the minds of TRAs, their sycophants, and the ideologically captured.
For the rest of the people in the world (the sane ones) it is clinically accurate nomenclature
There is only one side in this debate that is desperate to sow confusion, and it ain't the gender critical side.
Which is more confusing?
Calling a male (and who is therefore a man, not a woman) who identifies as transgender, a "transgender identified man"?
Calling a male (and who is therefore a man, not a woman) who identifies as transgender, a transwoman ?
Take all the time you need with this one
What you quoted was not an argument, but simply an observation.This is just about as stupid an argument I have seen in this thread.
Maybe you missed the little sketches on Sesame Street when you were growing up... the ones that went....
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They are male, both before and after they do their thing. It's the gender labels that are the causing a loophole for a minority of people to take advantage of, yet you're still using them?Another picture of Theo Upton has emerged.
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I do not care whether he grows his hair, has a close shave and puts on earrings and a dress, he's a man.
If clinically accurate nomenclature is your standard, then why the disagreement with labeling all sports or private spaces etc as male or female according to your standard?
The problem with your position has never been that labelling things male/female is bad. It's this delusion you have that doing so would fix anything. It would not fix anything. And the reason it would not is not because Rolfe or I have a problem with male/female labels. This has been explained to you multiple times. Why do you continue to act like we're objecting to the labels themselves, rather than your delusion about what they will accomplish?If clinically accurate nomenclature is your standard, then why the disagreement with labeling all sports or private spaces etc as male or female according to your standard?
No. The label has nothing to do with it. Nobody thinks it's OK for males to pee next to females so long as the label on the door is "woman", but not OK if the label is "female". Everyone who thinks it's OK for males to pee next to females thinks it's OK whether the label is "woman" or "female", and everyone who thinks it's not OK thinks it's not OK whether the label is "woman" or "female". Nobody's opinion about this is shaped by the label on the door. It's a delusion to believe it is.They are male, both before and after they do their thing. It's the gender labels that are the causing a loophole for a minority of people to take advantage of, yet you're still using them?