I think saying "there is no such thing as non binary" is like saying "there is no such thing as God" and is a bit reductive.
I can't prove there's not a God. I can prove there's no such thing as changing sex, being neither sex or somewhere between the two.
Its not good to let potentially vulnerable children believe something about themselves that is impossible and expect others to go along with the lie.
Its elevating a teen trend into law, force teaming them with adult men who are using 'transition' for their own advantage and setting children up for the inevitable problems when faced with the truth.
One one hand, people are trying to pretend that this is just like being a goth or emo, while ignoring that there's medical pathways for the children and forcing society to humouring a lie because no one is willing to admit that vulnerable people can be safeguarding risks others.
We don’t need KJK to speak for us.
There are plenty of political candidates that support women’s rights to sex segregated spaces and services ...
Thats not good enough. The idea that we should be content with balacing the rights of women to have single sex spaces with the rights of others to hide or ignore their sex is ignoring half of the issue.
Children are growing up believing that sex can be changed, ignored or we simply cannot determine risk from a persons sex. Safeguarding isnt just for changing rooms and prison cells.
How many politicans are willing to discuss this? I wouldnt say plenty, there's certainly not enough.
Politicans dont want to talk about the ridiculous laws they have implemented and the safeguarding nightmares that have resulted. They are trying to force us to compromise on truth and childrens mental health for the promise of 'safe spaces' and the rights of adult men to role play women in public.