Well, at least you’ve been honest in your response and I appreciate that however, come on now, this:
"You are always the ones..."
Has it occurred to you that people are not a monolith hive mind? That there are in fact people with a wide variety of opinions in both the so-called Left and so-called Right? Personally, I don't find either label that helpful these days but then I left my political party- which was Alliance in Northern Ireland BTW - sorry to burst your "everyone here's a literal Nazi" bubble - I left because I believe in women's rights and child safeguarding (which as we all know, were major priorities of the Third Reich)
"Everyone GC" = Far Right. So anyone who knows biology is a reality and, in some situations, sex matters is "Far Right"? Can you really not see how daft that assertion is?
GC isnt a set of prescribed beliefs. If you stick around these boards, you might learn that quite quickly. Just look at the ho-hah around pronouns (dont engage though, that's 'Poking the Bear' on the forum Richter scale.)
GC = knowing sex is real and binary. It's a bit like saying acknowledging gravity is a belief. Which is to say its a nonsense phrase to encapsulate objective reality - which in law is actually quite important.
Let me know how not believing in biology reality goes if someone you love needs the services of a rape crisis centre and can't find a space away from men because there's no longer funding for single sex spaces. If you are privileged enough to not know what it's like to have an actual physical trauma response to male bodied people, consider yourself lucky. I'm 40 years on and I still have an involuntary response if I am left alone with a man unexpectedly. It's a shame your empathy doesn't appear to stretch to traumatised female survivors of sexual violence too.
Maybe you'll be lucky enough to never know what it's like to watch a much loved, possibly gay, child told they are born in the wrong body for simply liking activities not atypical for their sex by a school, high on their own righteous agenda and incapable of sitting with gender non conformity. I've seen the damage done to families by those who are arrogant enough to think they know a child better than the child's parents. It's a shame your empathy doesn't stretch to the distraught families or the thousands of detransitioners encouraged down an experimental irreversible medical pathway who then have to come to terms with missing body parts, ppermanent physical changes, lifelong medical complications, potential sterility and the loss of all the "friends", who often love bombed them into their announcement in the first place.
Let's hope your lovely life will mean you are never locked up in a cell with a male rapist or forced to lie about the sex of the man who raped you in a UK courtroom. I hope my life means I never experience this but I have huge amounts of empathy for the women being institutionally gaslit and abused. Where's your empathy for the less fortunate here? Or does it only stretch to causes that directly affect you?
Maybe you're financially stable enough that you and your loved ones will be able to choose the sex of any primary care giver or HCP giving you intimate care because it seems those with luxury beliefs don't think sex matters in this case - even though the crime statistics would show you otherwise. Of course those with private health care and money won't be sharing a ward with a wanking man. Lucky them
You get outraged on "behalf of other people" because checks notes: "Far Right" - but you don't have the decency to listen to what others, who disagree with your stance, are actually saying. Far easier to accuse them of generalised bigotry rather than actually engage with the complex suite of issues bought about by those who are, frankly quite privileged. But then addressing complex issues requires effort and doesnt give the quick ego boost that sanctimonious name calling offers amiright?
Those who think differently to you happen to have many valid reasons for disagreeing. It's really very immature to just throw lazy group slurs at others.
In other news, Rob Henderson's book on Luxury Beliefs should be out soon. I'm also going to add that to my uninvited recommendations for your bookshelf.
Thanks for coming to my Tedtalk.