The idea that self ID will be used ad hoc by abusers is laughable. I am saddened by how the privileged find it necassary to caricature the vulnerable as a threat.
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Yeah, women's fears are so irrational, amirite?! We clearly just need to get a grip on our emotions. I mean it's not like we ever get raped/beaten or killed by males, is it? The non-consensual removal of our hard-won flimsy protections shouldn't scare us at all.
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I don't think you are right. Violence against women is a serious and growing issue in the UK.
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Replying to @AndrewBoff @SinOfSilence and
She was being sarcastic Pretty much all of us women (
@SinOfSilence is clearly female per her biog) live our lives extremely aware of the realities of violence we as women face. 1 in 3 women UK sexual violence victims 64- 85% of us face sex harassment in publicpic.twitter.com/4NM6YFoHeo
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Replying to @GirlHasNoGender @SinOfSilence and
What proportion of those attacks are from trans women?
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Replying to @helenstaniland @AndrewBoff and
Andrew clearly thinks the current sex based exemptions are unnecessary and were never needed hence his enthusiasm for dismantling them, despite his protestations above that he “knows” male violence against women is an issue.
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Replying to @GirlHasNoGender @helenstaniland and
The evidence shows that male violence is a growing issue and that gender based facilities are important. I've yet to see any evidence that trans women are more likely than any other woman to be a threat in public toilets.
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Replying to @AndrewBoff @GirlHasNoGender and
Andrew - transwomen are a subset of males. Occams razor suggests we should assume they show male patterns of violence and offending unless there is evidence to the contrary. Have you seen that evidence?
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Replying to @MForstater @AndrewBoff and
Some evidence 60 of the 125 known transgender prisoners in England and Wales have convictions for sex offences (NB: around 20% of male prisoners have committed sex offences compared to 3% of females )https://fairplayforwomen.com/transgender-prisoners/ …
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Long term follow up study of people undergoing medical transition found that criminal conviction rate did not differ between male control group and males who transitionhttps://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0016885 …
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