..."I believe, after some thought, that transwomen are women and transmen are men. I don't think you can change sex, it's just that gender identity doesn't always match with biological sex for all people. In addition to this, I believe in equality for all oppressed groups, and I don't think you further the rights of one group by undermining the rights of another. Men kill, rape and abuse women every day and don't need to ID as women in order to access women's safe spaces. Karen White was a failure of the prison service to segregate a sex offender from other inmates in that prison. The trans debate involves some horrible discussions around the issues and these seem to be based on women worrying that self ID will lead to more violence against women. As I said before, men don't need self ID to access women's safe spaces and commit crimes, they'll do it anyway."
I'm at a loss as to how to respond to this. I had asked someone their opinion on trans issues and women's rights. The bit that had me 
was about furthering the rights of one group by undermining another unless they meant that trans rights should not trump women's rights although I interpreted it the opposite way. Their thoughts seem confused and contradictory and to follow popular opinion rather than be based on critical thought. There was something about what it feels like to be a man or a woman too but as this board has shown repeatedly, no one can answer that. As a woman, I just feel like me. I've never been anyone else so I can't possibly know what it's like to be someone else whether that's another woman or a man.