No. I am saying very clearly that you, personally, agree with Cumming. You have declared that the statement you have posted should be interpreted as a comment around the government's discussions after I, and others, pointed out that Cumming was misogynistically telling women what our discussions amounted to little more than toilets and 'trans kids'. I don't agree with you but I ran with it for the sake of pointing out that you are also ignoring and minimising the issues based on what you, personally, believe that women should be discussing.
I am pointing out that just because you believe that discussing toilets is a waste of time, I believe that making the changes for toilets will also address much of what you, personally, posted as being your own priorities. Perhaps the strawmen you see are your own?
Am I to take it that you cannot post the discussions that women and MPs are having that solely relate to toilets that does not include the provision over all for single sex spaces? I mean, I did do the toilet consultation myself and that consultation at least netted some immediate results for government building. But it also included a wider discussion on all female single sex spaces too.
Can you find discussions with MPs and women where discussing toilets doesn't cover off the ambiguity of the EA in relation to male usage of female toilets and other single sex spaces as a whole? Can you find the discussions where there is absolute clarity that has been tested under law cases that males with a GRC should not be allowed to access female toilets?
But getting back to what he said. Either it relates to the government as you insist it does, and you are still unable to provide MPs focusing on 'just the toilet issue' without the wider single sex space context, meaning that Alan Cumming is not correct and nor are you. Or Alan Cumming is minimising women's campaign efforts and is a misogynist and you are reluctant to allow women to discuss this.
Which is it?