It's pretty much an echo chamber in most threads relating to trans issues though.
I've been on here years. What happens is:
Most people broadly agree that sex is what makes you a man/woman, and what you are like as a person/soul/your brain/ is not relevant to classifying you as a man or woman.
Many disagree on the details of what the consequences of this should be.
Others disagree with the first point and come here to call names- when they are asked for clarification about what they claim to believe they ignore the question and won't engage, because their aim is not to communicate a sincerely held point of view.
If you disagree then feel free to have an honest discussion, but even on recent threads people still ignore any questions that would give insight into their position (such as "what do you consider a difference between men and woman?" which I ask because I don't understand what people mean when they say man/woman when it's not their sex) or pretend they were asked a different question.
Many on here have been asking pro-genderists and trans visitors for years for an account of what their actual views are - ever since trans changed from meaning "wanting to be the opposite sex" to "literally being X gender". A few posters have been courteous enough to do so but it's surprisingly few - it's often linguistic gymnastics.
And sometimes it's just inarticulate people who haven't really understood what they're criticising, but that's a given for all online forums...
In fact many people who say they are not gender-critical soon discover they broadly agree that sex is real and sometimes it matters. They've been told it means something else.