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I tweet about my experiences and opinions. #detrans

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    1. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 19 Dec 2019

      When I lived as a trans man, I called radfems TERFs. It was a quick and easy way to dismiss their arguments. I know all too well that throwing #TERF at people who are merely trying to defend women’s rights is nothing less than a write off of legitimate concerns.

      5 replies 72 retweets 406 likes
    2. Mr. Stephen‏ @stephenjleblanc 19 Dec 2019
      Replying to @ImWatson91

      Why do the "legitimate concerns" slide so quickly to anti-trans bigotry. "I want to make sure women are safe and not displaced/competed against by transwomen." is a legitimate concern. "I find cis- offensive and insist on my right to call transwomen male" is anti-trans bigotry.

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    3. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 19 Dec 2019
      Replying to @stephenjleblanc

      It’s not “anti-trans bigotry” to acknowledge the fact that sex cannot be changed and that females need female-only spaces. Anyone who believes otherwise believe actual trans people like Dr Debbie Hayton are bigoted towards themselves, which is ridiculous.

      1 reply 0 retweets 16 likes
    4. Mr. Stephen‏ @stephenjleblanc 20 Dec 2019
      Replying to @ImWatson91

      So, if you are working with a transwoman, who passes to everyone except you, do you get to out her? Every day? Even if she uses the ladies restroom at work, a department store, say. Even if she might be harassed, assaulted, killed by customers or coworkers? That's the court case.

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    5. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 20 Dec 2019
      Replying to @stephenjleblanc

      I use preferred pronouns out of courtesy. So no, I wouldn’t “out” her. But my referring to trans women as “she/her” doesn’t change the fact they’re biologically male. I’ll call a trans woman a “she” – but I will never call her a “women” or a “female” because she's neither.

      1 reply 0 retweets 6 likes
    6. Mr. Stephen‏ @stephenjleblanc 20 Dec 2019
      Replying to @ImWatson91

      Wonderful for you. This case was asking the law to allow anyone to call a transwomen "he", at work, everyday, no matter what company policy says, and not get fired. The transwomen could be a client, student, customer, coworker, subordinate. The whole case is about at work.

      2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
      Watson‏ @ImWatson91 20 Dec 2019
      Replying to @stephenjleblanc

      As I’ve told you before, I don’t agree with policing language. If other people don’t want to use preferred pronouns, they shouldn’t be forced to. While I agree it’s rude, it should not be a sackable "offence," as being rude isn't - and shouldn't be - a crime.

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