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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   I disagree. If a man attempts to masquerade as a woman, and someone is led to believe that he is a woman, that doesn't make him a woman. It just means his pretence managed to fool someone into believing this. Behind this facade, he is
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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   So, you've used a recently resurrected account to engage on this specific issue, mostly by calling people disingenuous, transphobic bigots, in a series of long and rambling comments that meander from one poorly-argued point to another,
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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   > are you only here to espouse anti-trans views? Your own account, which has public activity going back for less than a month, is almost entirely dedicated to soapboxing on trans issues. Rather a case of the pot calling the kettle black,
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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   Sorry but that's not a very convincing argument. Seems to me that you are painting Hayton as transphobic simply for having opinions on trans issues that you don't agree with, but that are more aligned with those of feminists. I th
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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   I found Hayton's article a fascinating insight into someone who has gone through the whole process of transitioning, yet has much to critique about the modern activism on this topic, from the perspective of having lived experience and
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   by bbbbbp 4y ago

   Are you referring to incidents like this: https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/4002789/morrisons-sex-... ? If so, these are rare, and aren't the main reason why most people want to keep certain spaces as sex-