It's derogatory, and I'll grant you, it is misused. But how is that any different than sexist/racist, where legitimate cases of use exist?
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how is acknowledging it is mostly used pejoratively against females sketchy? it happens to me everyday, sometimes with threats of violence.
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it's simply evocative of a transphobic narrative that trans women are "male aggressors" menacing females. Even saying "cis women" instead of "females" wouldn't evoke that so much. (btw, I do get where you're coming from re overblown "TERF" accusations on Twitter)
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I think Laci's just describing who the term is usually applied to as a consequence, not necessarily drawing any conclusions from that.
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I don't think it implies anything just by saying "this subset of a group is most commonly called it". Depends how you phrase it, I guess.
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I disagree here, there's no way to tell who it is brandished by just by looking at who it is said against. The worst image criticism is from females against females.
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And by females I mean women
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