Seen and heard them as statements of exasperation, not as a serious statement of political position. At best, its 'some man in a pub said' stuff, not a general position of those within the IP 'movement.'
A movement which is no more monolithic than any 'community' is. Which debates many of the issues being raised here (as well as others of course, some of which I'm surprised haven't been touched on, such as the supposed conflict between trans and women's rights'. This is clearly one of the trickier questions to address, and shows up some of the shortcomings of a lot of identity based politics, as well as being so obviously topical so I am really surprised at its omission).