Was reading the thread last night and Twitter posts where ROGD was being dismissed as a phenomenon, or cited as “the latest issue” evil gender critical rad fems are trying to popularise. 
It struck me - how can ROGD as a phenomenon, but more widely than that the general principle of social contagion for things like anorexia and suicide (which are well-documented) be so quickly dismissed whilst MN’s “hotbed of dangerous radicalism” is simultaneously such a threat because it’s responsible for turning ordinary people (women) against trans people and “inciting hatred” and transphobia.
If people cannot be influenced by other people, particularly online, why is this conversational space such a threat? For the most part adult women with their own life experiences are being talked to and about here, so if social contagion doesn’t exist, we’re no longer a threat to the trans movement presumably? Because whatever we say isn’t going to influence others.
Or is it that - to borrow the argument that identity is innate and it just needs a light shining on it and more visibility for those who were “always female/male/NB/trans” to feel comfortable to speak up - that women who are adult females are innately gender critical and just need a light shining on certain issues to realise it?