I feel Bickerin's excellent post bears some excerpts repeating since it seems to have sparked a renewed effort along the strawperson lines.
The United Nations Bangkok Proticils in the treatment of prisoners states that the gold standard in care for female prisoners is to not even have male guards. Gold standard also is to ensure that female and male prisoners are to be housed in completely separate buildings.
The UN clearly states that housing male and female prisoners together is a violation of female human rights.
The willful blindness to the extent and harms of male violence against women and girls, including “lesser” acts of harassment, exposure, and voyeurism, some of which are only precursors to greater violence for some males, is misogyny.
The insistence of privileging subjectivity over material reality constitutes reactionary politics and is antithetical to left-wing socialism.
Has anyone anything actually substantive to say that rebuts these points?