[chlodwig]

Why did you change the words that I used? I said "strategy" for a reason. True intersex conditions (where the strategy is ambiguous) are vanishingly rare.

With humans, there is only male, female, and for lack of a better term, very rare birth defects. We say that arachnids are "8 legged species" even if due to birth defect a spider is occasionally born with 7 legs. We say a coin flip is a binary "heads" or "tails" even if there is a vanishingly rare chance it could land on its side.

This whole "what about people with intersex disorders" is total sophistry. If it was just people with intersex disorders, this would not be an issue. The issue is people who are very clearly one sex demanding to be treated as the other sex. The issue is publicly teaching children that it is possible to change sex.

[defrost]

> True intersex conditions (where the strategy is ambiguous) are vanishingly rare.

More common than gold, more common than most things I professionally deal with in geophysical exploration.

In most countries they form a real number of real actual people. There are also a much larger number of not true intersex people who are also not exactly male or female.

> With humans, there is only male, female, an

You've already conceded this isn't true.

> This whole "what about people born with a leg missing" is total sophistry.

No, it isn't, It's something that actually happens and something that public policy that gives a damn about human dignity has to deal with.

Why is it you don't care about some humans? Do they lack a soul, or something, in your eyes?