I can't help myself but those threads aren't about trans issues, they are about women's issues, women's rights. Self ID and trans lobbying is changing so much, societal norms, language, freedom of speech, protected characteristics, a myriad of laws etc etc.
Almost any feminist issue gets mired by the push for 'inclusivity'. It feels ridiculous to type it but how can you protect women's rights if society and the law can't agree on what a woman actually is? It is that fundamental. And it sounds bloody ridiculous.
But here we are, living in a world where 'women' includes male bodied people and if you want to say and mean actual women you can be legally castigated, may lose your job. When female services use language that obfuscates the service they are offering because trans people and non binary people feel left out, ignored, triggered etc if you say 'women' instead of 'people with a cervix' (note male equivalent services simply say men and male).
I would be ecstatic if we never had another thread that discussed the competing rights of women and trans people. I hate the mangled language, the defensiveness and double think the whole topic forces upon us.
But whilst women are being threatened, banned from social media, threatened with physical violence, reported to police and employers, de-platformed, physically attacked, denied single sex services, forced to compete against male bodied people in sport and, basically, told to accept that some women have male bodies but are as female as I am, I fear FWR will continue to discuss the issue.