Maybe the OP has no sense of proportion.
When people with transgender identities want to hold a meeting or a protest, or even a concert, no women seek to drown out their event, no women are holding violent and intimidating signs, no women are shouting violent and intimidating things, no women are being violent or intimidating full stop. In fact, some women’s right campaigners bought tickets to that concert the other day and there was no disruption, no challenging, nothing. The women went listened and left. That is actually respectful of that group’s needs and indeed, their rights.
The same cannot be said at all about the intimidating and voilent male protestors (and some female ones too- think Carly May Kavanagh screaming fascist right in the face of a baby),
Or was the OP trying to point out just how hateful towards feminists those protesting in support of transgender people are. How even at university organised debates those protestors cannot even respect the debate and seek to have events cancelled, or if they go ahead will seek to drown out the speakers and disrupt the event.
Imagine drawing attention though to the legitimate protest of women that is entirely peaceful with no violence or threats when the police have to literally surround and block male protestors at a safe distance on the opposite side of the building. The women had two or three police standing and chatting to women and passersby while watching out over the women. The ‘counter’ protectors were literally caralled on the other side of the building and their speakers screamed intimidating chants and words.
Great that you highlighted such a significant difference, OP