This thread was about one prisoner. If I don't want to participate in a discussion on women's changing rooms that's my prerogative.
Of course, you're free not to enter any discussion or respond to any question following a comment as you wish.
But making a stand on Huntley within the context of the whole self-id, TWAW debate means you have to at least examine how other people identifying as women might be affected by any 'policy' you might have in mind. I assume (but correct me if I'm wrong) that you don't believe someone like Huntley is 'real' trans at all - or that you think a line needs to be drawn where someone with specific offending history is concerned.
Within any discussion of a specific individual's case, therefore, consideration has to be given to: who decides who is 'real' trans and who draws the line?