That's the game. But this isn't a game. The statement was clear.
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Replying to @mousethatrawed @Glinner and
And the words were chosen for their balance - and implicit irony.
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Replying to @mousethatrawed @Glinner and
Your words were chosen because you have nasty views and need to hide them behind a nudge and a wink.
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Replying to @JonnyH915 @Glinner and
No. I believe that women are politically and socially defined by their biology, because their biology is the material basis for the discrimination and oppression they experience as a class.
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Replying to @mousethatrawed @Glinner and
Isn't this what I said? Do you believe that trans women aren't discriminated against because they're trans?
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Replying to @JonnyH915 @Glinner and
No I believe trans people are discriminated against because they are trans.
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Replying to @mousethatrawed @Glinner and
Great, so what do you propose we, as a society, do about it? Let's not forget that acceptance of trans women as their personal gender identity would need to be a part of that.
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Replying to @JonnyH915 @mousethatrawed and
You understand personal gender identity has nothing to do with sex? So you can accept people's freedom to express a personal identity, without undermining other people's rights to have single sex spaces for dignity, safety, freedom of association (as set out in the Equality Act)
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Replying to @MForstater @mousethatrawed and
I understand that sex and gender identity are separate. I've been consistently referring to them as such. I know that's the argument but I've seen very little recognition that the problem isn't trans women. It's fears that cis men will lie to commit assaults.
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As I said. Sex & gender identity are different things. Women want to be able to change, wash etc... in spaces separate from people of the opposite sex. Both for ordinary dignity, and because if these spaces are opened up to people of the opposite sex that raises risk of abuse
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