Now that's just silly!
There is no similarity between 'what we endured as women to reach where we are today' - centuries of struggle - and the speed with which a tiny percentage of the population gained a puzzling amount of power over the legislature [notably in Ireland where there was zero scrutiny of the GRA and self-ID, it was waved through with the omnipresent assistance of TENI], the media, the medical profession, the educational establishment, language itself..
Who are we to police them? We are the women. The ones whose rights, and very identity, which we 'endured as women' to fight for over the centuries, have been appropriated by men who are not satisfied with their own rights as men, as transgender people, but have gone after ours too.
Defending our own rights and our own identity is not 'applying oppression' to anyone .
To transwomen, their rights and no more; to women, our rights and no less - cothrom na Féinne. That's fair, isn't it, a bhean Átha Cliath?