How not to argue. A response to taln0reich
(note by submitter: continued from https://fstdt.com/K$L7MW3X.2G.C, Transscript starting around 10:48 and ending around 13:00 of a 36-minute video)
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Recently we learnt that Lia Thomas, the heterosexual male swimmer on the university of pennsylvania's swimming team regularly exposes himself in the women's changing room. We learned that many swimmers have complained to the team coach and have basically been told to put up and shut up. What is the difference between any random man going in there and showing his genitals and Lia Thomas doing it? nothing. It's abuse. Abuse of women, being carried out by a heterosexual male with, the complicity of the coach and relevant authorities.
And he continues - you might want to watch your blood pressure on this one - while girls fear of trans identifying boys is irrational, as trans inclusion does not pose a risk to them(note by submitter: displaying a headline referencing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudoun_County_Public_Schools#2021_sexual_assaults ). Well there is some evidence that contradicts that, in the form of the two sex assaults by this boy at that school in Virginia. But as I have said repeatedly, it's not just about physical danger. It's about how women and girls feel. The trans cultists go on and on about how so-called misgendering and other nonsense is bad, because of how the truth makes them feel. Yet girls fearing having boys around, when they need to get undressed is irrational because there is supposedly no risk to them. And as for feeling embarrassed or upset, hey who cares they're only girls. Right. The study he cites by the way is not fit for purpose, the methodology is unclear and there is a bunch of standard information missing. But it doesn't even matter because the study neglects to consider the major issue here, which is about dignity privacy and psychological well-being. He goes on "therefore trans women's need to be able to use female spaces outweighs transphobic women's desire to force trans women out of them" you mean keep men stroke boys out of them. Yes how transphobic not to want to be around men while we're all in various stages of undress. we're such villains, muppet.
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