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Anti-Trans Ruling in UK Strips Protections From Trans Women
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this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2025
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Have you considered that you are in fact being hateful and a bigot?
No, sir/ma'am. Not at all. I don't hate anyone or care what others say or do. I just like the concept of common sense. It's seriously lacking in the world we live in. I could give relative examples but I find it is pointless to waste my time as it is nearly impossible to hold intelligent, meaningful, and rationale conversations when it comes to this type of subject matter. No offense to you or anyone else intended. I don't like to debate with emotional responses. Disagreeing is OK. That's what keeps things interesting.
Makes sense to me. I don't think anyone with your opinions could really comprehend any biology past 3rd grade, let alone have a nuanced conversation about gender and society. No offense to you or anyone else intended.
Already with your emotions... Thank you kindly for proving my point. We can now agree that this conversation is over. Have a nice day.
Someone sounds triggered and unable to have a discussion without a strong emotional response. So much so that they had to agree on my behalf to "end the conversation".
Guess I was right? No offense and all those pleasantries.