Maya Forstater

Again, although my argument (which is about criminalisation) does not depend upon it, I do think that there is a difference between expressing a gender critical position inoffensively, and putting up stickers in town saying "women don't have penises", especially in context.

Given (a) the obvious offence that would be caused (and if you think there is none, see my replies) and (b) that a gender critical position could have been expressed in a way so as not to give offence I think it was the wrong thing to do

I am a lawyer, but my moral position in this dispute (to the extent that I have one) is that things will go better if we are nicer to one another.

I tend to think mutual respect for one another has helped resolve lots of things.

Mutual? What evidence do you have that women are respected? Yet you pressure us to be 'nice' and show respect. Do you tell transactivists to be 'nice' and respectful? Or do you reserve that for women?

Everyone should treat each other as they themselves wold wish to be treated.

Ignoring my questions implies your answers. (None. No. Yes.) Go on, prove me wrong.