| One trans woman being a scumbag piece of trash A) Doesn't make her not a woman B) Doesn't make all trans people scumbags. I understand the position of the lesbian woman in that story - she is justified in anger, hate and fear, as sad as it is to say. You're allowed to not be attracted to someone, and trans individuals have to accept that sometimes relationships may not work out as a result of their being trans - it's just a sad but true fact. > Push down their own beliefs and feelings in case someone who thinks they are the opposite sex reads anything that may be critical of this? Isn't the quote "facts don't care about your feelings"? All serious modern research points to trans individuals being valid. > I read your source by the way, it's very one-sided, and mostly irrelevant to the conversation about speech. You asked how speech leads to harm, I provided an example. I've also uploaded more since then. |
Even a rape victim isn't allowed to say that a man raped her, despite him forcing his penis inside of her. Is she supposed to pretend that this is a "woman's penis" or something?
That was an extreme example used to illustrate. The other examples elsewhere in this thread include a man taking an accolade that would usually be reserved for women, and a man going around being creepy to women who provide genital waxing services to other women.
If critics aren't allowed to push aside the gender ideology for a minute and discuss these males as men, it entirely undermines any point they're making about women's boundaries being encroached upon - which is also a harm, and a significant one.