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Alright since ive said this many times that I would break down her letter and say what exactly is wrong with it because I am rather sick of her fanboys and girls lying using mote and bailey tactics and quite possibly only one person I have EVER seen since was honest enough to actually give a breakdown of what she actually said beyond "well all she said was sex is real" which is complete bullshit, NOBODY and I mean NOBODY writes an entire page just to say what everyone will tell you is a no ****ing brainer, even trans rights advocates. I read her letter a long time ago but have been working on many different things and never got around to it so here we go! The bolded will be what JK Rowling wrote
This isn’t an easy piece to write, for reasons that will shortly become clear, but I know it’s time to explain myself on an issue surrounded by toxicity. I write this without any desire to add to that toxicity. well here is the thing JK when you go into a rather contentious debate with really very very little knowledge of trans issues or what trans people go through it matters not what your intentions are, quite frankly I do not care about your intentions.
JK Rowling is pretty well known for using mote and bailey tactics to defend her arguments which is referenced in her first paragraph
For people who don’t know: last December I tweeted my support for Maya Forstater, a tax specialist who’d lost her job for what were deemed ‘transphobic’ tweets. She took her case to an employment tribunal, asking the judge to rule on whether a philosophical belief that sex is determined by biology is protected in law. Judge Tayler ruled that it wasn’t.
first of all, what JK and other gender criticals ((aptly named the feminism of fools) like to do is hide the rest of the story beyond simple catchphrases which is very effective messaging for her but it will not let this go unnoticed. What actually happened is this.
I share the concerns of @fairplaywomen that radically expanding the legal definition of 'women' so that it can include both males and females makes it a meaningless concept, and will undermine women’s rights & protections for vulnerable women & girls.
First of all, this is the first i've heard of inclusion violating the rights of others. Secondly Maya Forstater misunderstands what trans people go through and by constantly undermining their ability to socially transition much less physically transition makes trans people's experience that much worse, especially those with dysphoria. Trans women are women, its the whole damn point of transitioning and continuing to make it hard for people to leave the life they are trying to leave behind by silly biological essentialist arguments which completely misses the point is sure going to piss a lot of people off. Yes sex is real every ****ing person on this planet knows this and repeating this tired old strawman like gender criticals do all the time even to the point where GCs I argue with get absolutely flummoxed when I catch them off their script which is absolutely hilarious, in fact it is gender criticals that cannot separate sex from gender.
Some transgender people have cosmetic surgery. But most retain their birth genitals. Everyone's equality and safety should be protected, but women and girls lose out on privacy, safety and fairness if males are allowed into changing rooms, dormitories, prisons, sports teams. are you one to be looking at other people's genitals Maya? Since trans people are more likely to have crimes committed against them than they are to commit crimes, you have nothing to really be afraid of. Women are really violent towards other women as well, yeah new concept!
This isn’t an easy piece to write, for reasons that will shortly become clear, but I know it’s time to explain myself on an issue surrounded by toxicity. I write this without any desire to add to that toxicity. well here is the thing JK when you go into a rather contentious debate with really very very little knowledge of trans issues or what trans people go through it matters not what your intentions are, quite frankly I do not care about your intentions.
JK Rowling is pretty well known for using mote and bailey tactics to defend her arguments which is referenced in her first paragraph
For people who don’t know: last December I tweeted my support for Maya Forstater, a tax specialist who’d lost her job for what were deemed ‘transphobic’ tweets. She took her case to an employment tribunal, asking the judge to rule on whether a philosophical belief that sex is determined by biology is protected in law. Judge Tayler ruled that it wasn’t.
first of all, what JK and other gender criticals ((aptly named the feminism of fools) like to do is hide the rest of the story beyond simple catchphrases which is very effective messaging for her but it will not let this go unnoticed. What actually happened is this.
I share the concerns of @fairplaywomen that radically expanding the legal definition of 'women' so that it can include both males and females makes it a meaningless concept, and will undermine women’s rights & protections for vulnerable women & girls.
First of all, this is the first i've heard of inclusion violating the rights of others. Secondly Maya Forstater misunderstands what trans people go through and by constantly undermining their ability to socially transition much less physically transition makes trans people's experience that much worse, especially those with dysphoria. Trans women are women, its the whole damn point of transitioning and continuing to make it hard for people to leave the life they are trying to leave behind by silly biological essentialist arguments which completely misses the point is sure going to piss a lot of people off. Yes sex is real every ****ing person on this planet knows this and repeating this tired old strawman like gender criticals do all the time even to the point where GCs I argue with get absolutely flummoxed when I catch them off their script which is absolutely hilarious, in fact it is gender criticals that cannot separate sex from gender.
Some transgender people have cosmetic surgery. But most retain their birth genitals. Everyone's equality and safety should be protected, but women and girls lose out on privacy, safety and fairness if males are allowed into changing rooms, dormitories, prisons, sports teams. are you one to be looking at other people's genitals Maya? Since trans people are more likely to have crimes committed against them than they are to commit crimes, you have nothing to really be afraid of. Women are really violent towards other women as well, yeah new concept!