I'm not sure how to take that, Aesop.
There have been threads about this person in the past.
I think it's worth pasting the law, which is a 30 sec Google search, so that people have the facts, rather than imagining what 'extreme porn' might mean. Threads on here show a range of understanding about what porn looks like at the moment (mainstream) and what would be classed as extreme.
Another point. With the disclaimer that everyone should feel safe and not be attacked, discriminated against at work etc. And a thought that came after an early poster mentioned Iraq.
So many countries in the world where Fae would never choose to go. Due to their repressive, homophobic attitudes and regimes. And the attacks men make on trans women are rooted in homophobia, whatever they might claim.
Do they spare a thought for the women, girls, gay men, lesbians and GNC people in those countries? Do they think of the men and women who undergo full surgical transition in this Iraq, because they are gay, and homosexuality used to attract (maybe still does) a death sentence?
Do they think of the women and girls who are in extremely awful situations where Isis/ deash are active eg the schoolgirls in Kenya, I think it was, the yazidi?
I don't recall much, if any, commentary about improving things for women (and twaw) around the world, or gay men and women, or anything really.
I recall Eddie izzard didn't 'dress as a woman' or wear makeup or nail varnish when he did a charity thing in a country where gay people and women are horrible oppressed. Why's that, I wonder? Women and girls can't identify out of that.