You’re again ignoring the reality
that there is a *reason* that there is a cultural difference in the way male and female people are treated from a young age. And that reason is *sex* and the use and exploitation of female bodies as a *resource*
Once more - what trans activism actually does is this; it asserts that the self experience of interpreting one’s innate personality as being sexed (gender identity: it would not be described in terms of “woman” and “man” if what was being experienced wasn’t interpreted as “the sex of my consciousness”), which may not align with their sexed body, should be more politically relevant than the fact of having a sexed body.
Since you don’t believe that female people - those people who actually have female bodies - are entitled to organised on the basis of sex rather than identity, your argument is inherently sexist: it’s just that you can’t see it because you’ve taken the faith based step that some male people are effectively female people on their say so. You still haven’t even begun to think about whether the idea that some male people are female people on their own say so has a negative impact o female people, because you’ve avoided actually acknowledging that while you say sex and gender are separate, you believe that gender identity trumps sex in every context in which male people want into female spaces on the basis of identity.
(, Tue 24 Aug 2021, 10:15, Reply)