Why is it up to women to solve this?trans women also face enormous amounts of violence at the hands of men
I also agree that gender stereotypes seem to be the problem. Do we really live in a world where people are hung up about what is considered male or female?Yes, you are spot on. The abolition of gender should be the aim for the liberation of both the sexes, and trans ideology pushes us further and further away from that, entrenching gender stereotypes and now butchering their bodies to fit those limits. Their bodies were never wrong in the first place; society's expectations were wrong. That's what needs to change.
If all trans people recognise that biological females have vaginas, where on earth did this idea of 'cis' females come from?They are hardly trans activists. Online trolls?
I don’t understand the opinions on this thread that trans people are trying to rob women of their biological reality. All trans people recognise that biological females have vaginas and vice versa. That is sex and it is the whole basis of transgenderism? Because they want to change their biological sex markers.
To use the words of Simone de Beauvoir, one is not born a woman, she becomes one. Gender is pushed on us from birth. That is a separate issue from sex, which trans activists recognise.
I wonder how many have you have actually spoken to a transgender or gender non conforming person. Every one I know accepts that their biological sex cannot change but their dysphoria can be managed by changing their biological sex markers. That takes literally nothing away from biological females. They would never campaign against FGM issues and I am yet to see a credible source to back this up?
Recognising that not everyone who has a vagina presents as female is a life or death matter. What happens if a trans man is rejected from receiving medical care because his gender has been legally changed to male on all documents? He needs access to things like cervical smears which would be denied to him if we all lived in the fantasy land that everyone who has a vagina identifies as female.
I agree with all of that and I utterly reject the term "cis". If we respect their right to pronouns they should do the same and not apply terms to us that we don't want.If all trans people recognise that biological females have vaginas, where on earth did this idea of 'cis' females come from?
I was born female, and I am still female, or a woman, I have absolutely no idea why anyone is attempting to change my personal identity and label me cis?
I dont have any issue with anyone wearing whatever they want to, or identifying as whatever gender they choose, I am sure it has been going on for generations.
I do have an issue if it tries to change my identity, or if transwomen, born male, full of testosterone enhanced muscles etc, try to say they have an equal right to compete in all womens events!
And I have issues if we arent allowed to discuss it openly without causing offence!
Which posts do you find transphobic? How are you defining transphobia?Thank you! The level of transphobia on this thread is shocking.
Thanks very muchI've not been following this thread but just wanted to pop on and say this thread title is inspired
Thank goodness for The Spectator reporting this.I note how no examples of transphobia on this thread have been forthcoming. How surprising
Rosie Duffield and the war on women
It’s summer but the war on women continues. The latest person to fall victim to the transgender thought police is Labour MP Rosie Duffield after she liked a tweet by Piers Morgan where he harrumphed CNN’s reference to ‘individuals with a cervix’. Duffield later angered her critics more by...www.spectator.co.uk
Common sense is taking a foothold again
Yes and I notice the Green Party have a gender critical woman in the deputy race (Andrea Carey Fuller) and a male leadership candidate who endorses allowing women to have a platform to discuss their concerns (Sharhar Ali) and welcomes the “politically homeless” women in particular.Thank goodness for The Spectator reporting this.
If this nonsense isn't stamped out in the Labour party then a huge number of women will never vote for them again.
My husband is a member of the Communist Party, and they've seen a huge influx of people from Labour - men and women alike.Yes and I notice the Green Party have a gender critical woman in the deputy race (Andrea Carey Fuller) and a male leadership candidate who endorses allowing women to have a platform to discuss their concerns (Sharhar Ali) and welcomes the “politically homeless” women in particular.
I predict an influx of former Labour women if either of these two win.
Yes. I have hated it for a long time. Drag to sexism is what black face is to racism. Being female is not a costume.Has anyone else started to feel really pissed off by drag lately? I mean, I used to love it and admire the skills. Now I’m finding it kind of gross since this whole TRA push.
I assume you are completely fine with pantomimes though? Or Shakespeare plays?Yes. I have hated it for a long time. Drag to sexism is what black face is to racism. Being female is not a costume.
(Sorry just catching up)
Why would I possibly be ‘fine’ with pantomimes when I’ve just said I hate drag? Clearly, I am not ‘fine’ with the pantomime dame trope. I haven’t been to a pantomime since I was about 5 years old.I assume you are completely fine with pantomimes though? Or Shakespeare plays?
You do realise women weren't actually allowed to act in plays back then, right?I assume you are completely fine with pantomimes though? Or Shakespeare plays?
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