Your views are formed by misogyny. Progressive my arse.
That's funny Nigel, because I don't see you constantly posting about what vicious awful bigots they are, or denouncing their violence towards trans people, or demanding that they be silent, or gleefully listing how they will be removed from public life or denied the chance to gather and discuss what men are.As has been pointed out many times here, most transphobes are men.
Are Ireland's abortion laws relevant? Argentina also has appalling abortion laws. Malta even worse. Denmark not so bad. But what is the link here in terms of how we evaluate the effect of gender self-id?What about your abortion laws oh progressive trans place?
Are Ireland's abortion laws relevant? Argentina also has appalling abortion laws. Malta even worse. Denmark not so bad. But what is the link here in terms of how we evaluate the effect of gender self-id?
Is it? What about women becoming men? Where do they fit in? How about Denmark? Where does that fit in?The context is men becoming women being placed above born females.
Is it? What about women becoming men? Where do they fit in? How about Denmark? Where does that fit in?
Jesus. Really?Are Ireland's abortion laws relevant?
Yes, really. Do Ireland's abortion laws disqualify it from relevance when you're looking at the effects of its gender self-id law? If they diminish its relevance, how? Is there a reason adverse effects could come to light here that would not come to light in Ireland? What about in Denmark?Jesus. Really?
I won't take lessons on progressiveness from any country that will let a woman (or a trans man unfortunate enough to find themselves pregnant) die rather than give her an abortion.Yes, really. Do Ireland's abortion laws disqualify it from relevance when you're looking at the effects of its gender self-id law? If they diminish its relevance, how? Is there a reason adverse effects could come to light here that would not come to light in Ireland? What about in Denmark?
I'm not asking you to. My point is purely that it is a place that has this law, so it seems pretty sensible to look at what's happened there, and anywhere else with the law, and see what effect it has had. Doesn't mean anybody needs to go shouting about how progressive Ireland is all of a sudden, and if your point is that abortion rights are far more important than gender recognition rights, then I fully agree with you.I won't take lessons on progressiveness from any country that will let a woman (or a trans man unfortunate enough to find themselves pregnant) die rather than give her an abortion.
Death of Savita Halappanavar - Wikipedia
My point is that you can have all the gender recognition rights you like but if you don't have legal sex-based protections then women still die. Sorry to be blunt.I'm not asking you to. My point is purely that it is a place that has this law, so it seems pretty sensible to look at what's happened there, and anywhere else with the law, and see what effect it has had. Doesn't mean anybody needs to go shouting about how progressive Ireland is all of a sudden, and if your point is that abortion rights are far more important than gender recognition rights, then I fully agree with you.
Under this self declaration thing, what would stop me declaring myself to be a woman and therefore claiming discrimination if I am barred from entering women only spaces.
Yes, I know I have picked unlikely and extreme upsho or unintended consequence. But what is the philosophical answer to that, where does the progressive political approach is swage people, women’s concerns on that score. On the other hand what does self declaration solve.
That's funny Nigel, because I don't see you constantly posting about what vicious awful bigots they are, or denouncing their violence towards trans people, or demanding that they be silent, or gleefully listing how they will be removed from public life or denied the chance to gather and discuss what men are.
because people dont just do this shit it's not typical of an aggressor otherwise they would already fucking do it
I suppose you’re alright. It’s not like creepy weirdos don’t already try barging into womens spaces. I don’t know, have been reading, , listening. I think I probably agree with Athos .
I won't take lessons on progressiveness from any country that will let a woman (or a trans man unfortunate enough to find themselves pregnant) die rather than give her an abortion.
I won't take lessons on progressiveness from any country that will let a woman (or a trans man unfortunate enough to find themselves pregnant) die rather than give her an abortion.
Death of Savita Halappanavar - Wikipedia
Or die on a flight back from having an abortion in the UK
Dublin maternity hospital chief says Irish abortion patient died while flying home after termination
I suppose you’re right. It’s not like creepy weirdos don’t already try barging into womens spaces. I don’t know, have been reading, , listening. I think I probably agree with Athos .
Are Ireland's abortion laws relevant? Argentina also has appalling abortion laws. Malta even worse. Denmark not so bad. But what is the link here in terms of how we evaluate the effect of gender self-id?
The two aren’t comparable given homosexual rights didn’t impact on heterosexual rights. You have tunnel vision on this and are just ticking off right-on boxes without thinking everything through.