I rather like this comment in the Times:
"The 'intellectual debate' is about whether trans people exist as 'born in the wrong body', or whether they are in fact mistaken, deluded, and suffering from dysphoria.
Since it's clear that no one is born in the wrong body, it follows that they are deluded in that belief.
They do however, exist!
So it's not their existence that is contested, but their sex.
Sex is a fundamental aspect of existence which cannot be altered in mammals. It predates humanity, and each of us must come to accept that we are either male or female, else live in a deluded state of consciousness.
The debate about how to deal with deluded men and the charlatans enjoying access to women's spaces, is long overdue. It is hugely significant because women are oppressed on the basis of our sex.
The public is at last waking up to the need to defend women and girls from the myriad of assaults on the rights and protections we have struggled to amass over many decades.
The trans lobby is a deeply regressive, reactionary, authoritarian male rights movement, allied to the interests of the industrialised pharma medical complex, steeped in post modernist notions of person centred variable realities more closely associated with marketing hype than Scottish people's lives.
It's promise of endless cosmetic surgeries and life long drug regimes, fit the fantasies of porn sick fetishistic narcissists who demand that we acquiesce, even when to do so threatens women's dignity, privacy and safety.
Resist, do not comply."