Comment Re:That's absolutely not true (Score 1) 71
You need to read about how much harm is caused by conversion therapy, and try again on that statement.
Given that they try, I stand by my statement. You still have yet to confront what I said about my past. You have yet to counter what I've said about people in tribes in Africa "in the wild" understand that the behavior is absolutely bizarre. People have had a problem with people mutilating their bodies and trans way long before 2016. One example off the top of my head is the song Funky Cold Medina by Tone- Loc. Can you imagine how devastating I'd feel today if I'd had an irreversible surgery after outgrowing this? As for sports, women do get hurt. A few years ago a woman was permanently harmed by a trans while playing competitive volley ball at the college level. Trans males don't play in men's sports because they know they can be physically harmed. Also, a man is invading a woman's private space and this would and should be considered sexual assault. This isn't a niche issue. This is something that effects every high school girl in the locker room with a teenage boy. 6 years of Jr high and high school gym class puts that teenage boy in front of around 30 girls each year. That's up to half the girls per high school who have to deal with this "niche" issue with that class size. Graduating classes average around 300 students, though urban high schools are typically higher and rural lower. This "niche" issue isn't niche. It again can effect the entire female population of the school. What keeps getting missed is it's up to a trans to work out their personal problems, not for them to insist that society adapt to their mental problems. This is what I did. These problems don't go away with surgery, and when the person figures out the psychological issues, the results can be absolutely devastating to them. Studies are actually showing there's no psychological improvement and there's no change in things like suicide rates.
As for the other issues, people should not be rewarded for breaking the law (illegal immigration). We have a legal process by which people can enter the US. We have the most open borders in the world for legal immigration, second only to New Zealand. New Zealand, of course, doesn't have land borders, so illegally immigrating there isn't easy and isn't a problem. It's also harder to immigrate to Australia and Canada than the US. Australia and Canada are tied at 3 because they more or less have the same immigration policies. What's interesting but not important to this discussion is that the most open countries are also former British colonies. Anyway, women should not kill their inconvenient babies when they can do what my 15-year old biological mother did with me: she gave me up for adoption. My biological mother has had nothing to do with me for 50 years. I was a minor speed bump in her life for the 4-5 months when she was actually aware that I was gestating. What's related to this is it's important to not forget that we're having problems in societies with population decline, and baby killings are definitely contributing to this.
Finally, take a step back. People have had issues with most of this kind of stuff dating back long before your nemesis was even born. It's not him, it's about cultural boundaries and people pushing too far against them. When people do, you can expect others to push back.