"Self ID" doesnt just mean "no means of checking", its a specific term re: using a space one identifies with, eg "I'm a biological male, but I ID as female, so Im using Female".
But you cant self id as female any more than you can self id as a cat.
"Self ID" doesnt just mean "no means of checking", its a specific term re: using a space one identifies with, eg "I'm a biological male, but I ID as female, so Im using Female".
But you cant self id as female any more than you can self id as a cat.
Do you understand the difference between "identify as" and "is"?
You can't 'self identify' as male or female because it's already fixed from the womb. It just IS, and no amount of feelings or wishing can change it.
Do you understand the difference between "identify as" and "is"?
You can't 'self identify' as male or female because it's already fixed from the womb. It just IS, and no amount of feelings or wishing can change it.
There are two sexes - male & female, most often & accurately identified at birth by external genitalia. If there is any ambiguity, further tests can confirm gamete production pathway.
There are two sexes - male & female, most often & accurately identified at birth by external genitalia. If there is any ambiguity, further tests can confirm gamete production pathway.
A person does not "self ID" as female, any more than a cat or horse does. Its biology, they just ARE male or female.
So, again, do you understand that humans are either male or female?
A person does not "self ID" as female, any more than a cat or horse does. Its biology, they just ARE male or female.
So, again, do you understand that humans are either male or female?
If you refuse to acknowledge, or are ignorant of, the difference between males & females, you cannot possibly understand the discussion around single-sex spaces.
You cant discuss "female-only spaces" if you don't know what female means
If you refuse to acknowledge, or are ignorant of, the difference between males & females, you cannot possibly understand the discussion around single-sex spaces.
You cant discuss "female-only spaces" if you don't know what female means
So, am I to understand you are correcting that now, and accept tw are male?
If so, we can move on to the practicalities of single-sex vs unisex access to spaces...
So, am I to understand you are correcting that now, and accept tw are male?
If so, we can move on to the practicalities of single-sex vs unisex access to spaces...
As with other mammals, humans are -biologically- one of two sexes, male or female. There is no 3rd gamete.
Agree?
As with other mammals, humans are -biologically- one of two sexes, male or female. There is no 3rd gamete.
Agree?
Let's take it even slower:
As with other mammals, humans are -biologically - one of two sexes, male or female. The is no third gamete.
Agree so far?
Let's take it even slower:
As with other mammals, humans are -biologically - one of two sexes, male or female. The is no third gamete.
Agree so far?
1) TW are female
2) 'female' is an irrelevant criterion
1) is just factually incorrect. It is an anti-scientific, regressive stance. The science must be understood before it is deemed relevant or not. So you must tackle 1) before broaching 2)
1) TW are female
2) 'female' is an irrelevant criterion
1) is just factually incorrect. It is an anti-scientific, regressive stance. The science must be understood before it is deemed relevant or not. So you must tackle 1) before broaching 2)
Again, you are proving the point of your position being anti-scientific by trying to change a words meaning from biological to pseudo-spiritual.
You can argue biology is irrelevant. You can't overwrite it
Again, you are proving the point of your position being anti-scientific by trying to change a words meaning from biological to pseudo-spiritual.
You can argue biology is irrelevant. You can't overwrite it
Look up the biological definition of female, and you'll see where you went wrong
Look up the biological definition of female, and you'll see where you went wrong
I'm just curious as to why you think biological definition implies "policing", but gender definition does not, when they are both saying "some people can enter, some cant"..?
I'm just curious as to why you think biological definition implies "policing", but gender definition does not, when they are both saying "some people can enter, some cant"..?
If you can't, then we can agree self ID is an Anti-scientific policy
If you can't, then we can agree self ID is an Anti-scientific policy
"of, relating to, or being an animal or human of the sex or sexual phase that normally produces egg cells during reproduction."
Explain how transwomen fall under this category...
"of, relating to, or being an animal or human of the sex or sexual phase that normally produces egg cells during reproduction."
Explain how transwomen fall under this category...
Alas....
Alas....