sundin13 said:
A) The goalposts seem to be moving. The quote is not dismissing the role of biology but instead contextualizing it, and as such, your initial assertion is incorrect. B) The goalposts seem to be moving. The quote is not dismissing the role of biology but instead elaborating on it, and as such, your initial assertion is incorrect. C) Basically the same as "B" D) No. Maleness and femaleness are fundamental to this discussion. Don't blame me that you can't keep your head on straight when you have to deal with more than two words at a time. E) Yes, and what better way to "Let go of presumptions" than to ignore most of what I say and make ridiculous assumptions. 10/10 from the German judge. |
"The quote is not dismissing the role of biology but instead contextualizing it"
yeah I wasn't really expecting an honest answer
let me ask you a direct question instead
lets say I'm a man right now with a massive 10 inch penis, a full beard, rippling muscular body etc etc etc in your opinion do i become a woman by identifying as one now?
if you truly believed the quote was valid, you would just say yes, i'd chuckle for a bit and the argument would be done, but for some reason even you can't take that step that far into the dark
"The quote is not dismissing the role of biology but instead elaborating on it"
ok so again let me expand since the expected dodging is occurring again
the author of the quote is dismissing all other means of identification beyond the person themself, do you at least agree on that?
"Basically the same as "B""
of course, I wasn't really expecting you to address this
"Maleness and femaleness are fundamental to this discussion."
" it is hypocritical for any self-identified feminist to use “biology” and “body parts” arguments in their attempts to dismiss trans women"
"As such, any assertion by society or even a doctor is typically unable to see the full picture of an individual's biology to make their conclusion."
yeah well those quotes say otherwise and yet you agree with them so...
"Yes, and what better way to "Let go of presumptions" than to ignore most of what I say and make ridiculous assumptions."
of course, because direct quotes are "assumptions"
and me be clear about something here, I do understand the counterpoint that sex is on a spectrum and therefore everything is so messy that classifications cannot be made... people here seem to have the idea that because there's disagreement on this topic that this must necessarily entail a lack of understanding but that's fallacious reasoning