Pages behind. I just watched this, it's a fantastic interview!
@Triggerpod
You think this is a 'women's issue' because it hasn't affected you much yet because you are men. You think we should 'compromise' but none of the suggested areas of compromise actually affect you. None of the compromises so far have been demanded of men, they have all been demanded of women.
You care about sport, you romanticise the 'trans child' (while not sparing a thought for the ~90% of these children who would likely desist if they were supported to go through normal puberty) - but you don't give a shit about women.
At around 43:40 you talk about sport. Here, you are perfectly capable of recognising that men are bigger, stronger, faster ... you can clearly see that male bodied people have an advantage. It offends your sense of fair play.
Why does that knowledge go out of your head when you think about whether women should have to share our spaces with male people? How is it that this group of people are bigger, stronger and faster than women on the sports field, yet when everyone heads for the showers these apparent advantages all melt away and women should just be kind?
Do you think male violence against women and girls isn't really a thing, or do you think that male people who say they are women do not have the same risk of committing sexual violence as other male people?
Do you not think that women deserve a bit more than a fair sporting chance in the very spaces we fought for ourselves, in order to participate more safely in public life, despite the ubiquity of male violence against women and girls?