But doesn't a conflict still arise where I think others are free to believe in gender identity but not to legislate on the basis of that belief nor teach it in schools?
And once you get this point it is clear that the "two sides are just as bad as each other arguments" are nonsense. The two sides are: people who think everyone must share their belief in gender identity, & people who think we should all be free to believe what we wanthttps://twitter.com/MForstater/status/1153581641215938561 …
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@crispsandwich4 said we know how to deal w diverse beliefs in a democracy - e.g. teach them as beliefs in school, protect people from discrimination based on belief, allow voting based on personal beliefs, but not impose them on othershttps://twitter.com/CrispSandwich4/status/1153642404806832128 … - 1 more reply
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Same as belief in creationism. Not hard to manage in most countries. In RE, teach that people believe it. In science class, don't even mention it. In geological science, ignore it. In CERN, ignore it. When regulating the trade in dinosaur bones, ignore it. Easy.
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