Ouriana
aliPartout you are argueing we do not need sex segregation. That women have nothing to fear from men.
There are two assertions there so I'd say.
We do not need sex segregation. Agreed.
That women have nothing to fear from men. Agreed.*
That is brilliant. It means we can keep prisons how they are and transwomen can stay in male prisons.
Yes and no. I was advocating segregating prisons by 'type of crime' as is done already and not by sex (as is also done). Sex offenders together. White collar together etc.
If they dont like it they can follow your brilliant idea and not commit crimes.
I'm glad we agree!
The reason for our different standpoints is you view everything as a need to protect women whereas I think I look at things from a wider standpoint. Perhaps the old egalitarian vs feminism arguement.
When I really began to read about this stuff, from the many brilliant and articulate women who are standing up and saying no to our erasure in terms of identity, language and safety, I hit peak trans pretty quickly.
They have a different language now?
I'd encourage others to do so. The transactivist agenda threatens every female on the planet. It is a misogyny that is so dangerous because it has gained mainstream acceptance.
How the fuck do you get from women hating transwomen to it being a misogyny? That's impressive! You realise not all ills can be blamed on men, right?
Monkey
Why do YOU think we have sex segregation, and is it needed?
I think we have sex segregation because women want equality until it suits them better not to have it ie. "Yes, I'm a dangerous child killer but keep him away from me. They have a penis and are therefore more dangerous." It's that kind of thinking that made me stop being a feminist years ago and am embarrassed to be called so.
I believe in equality. I've faced difficulties in life (born late 60s) because I'm a woman. Others face difficulties because they're a man, gay, black, ginger, vegetarian, Scouser... We have our lot and make the best of it. We play to our strengths and refuse to accept we're weaker for other 'traits'.
The very facts that people can mention 'peak trans' without feeling embarassed yet if I mentioned 'peak black' meaning I've reached my maximum sympathy for those different to me, I'd very rightly be jumped on.
There's a strong vein of misandry in all these trans threads and that's what riles me.
*In the same way we could say children have nothing to fear from their mothers.