@MedusasBadHairDay
Hmm, I'm curious to know the context for "gender is a fact". I'd say arguing that gender is the factual bit, rather than sex, falls into either conservative or TRA territory.
This gay man and his husband just watched Chappell's newest set last night and found it hilarious and very humane. Yes, he used the word "gender instead of "sex" a few times but he's not going to play the woke terminology game. He complains throughout the set that a certain segment of LGBTQ community (the ones intent on being outraged) are not listening to what he's actually saying and simply piling on.
People who claim he is "transphobic" have clearly not watched the actual set (which as the JK Rowling brouhaha proves is what so many do, get their information from Twitter instead of going to the actual source where they might find out that what people SAY Rowling (and Chappell) have said is not ACTUALLY what they said) He does indeed call trans activist insanity onto the carpet (rightly so) but he also recalls with humor and tenderness his trans friend and fellow comedian Daphne Dorman whom he was mentoring before her death.
Ironically, when Daphne defended Chappell's supposedly "transphobic" first Netflix special on Twitter, she too was smeared by trans activists. Which like the intolerant response to this special, further proves that this isn't about trans rights or trans people's actual well being but about power and speech control.