Yes you have stated your view. And your viewpoint allows for men to enter women's spaces and your viewpoint also allows for men to undress around women. How do I know? Because that's what happens. And you have to accept responsibility for what happens when you support something like this.I hope I am being very clear. You continue to lie about my views, substituting your own insisting they are mine when I have already told you plainly that they are not. This is gaslighting as well as straw-manning.
This is going in circles: 1) I state my view; 2) you insist that if I think one thing that I must and do think another thing; 3) I point out that you are incorrect on my view and why; 4) repeat 2 & 3 ad infinitum.
I am not the topic of this thread - a middle school child is, supposedly.
Once again I quote you:Yes, I think it is okay for a transwoman or transgirl to use the facilities as they are intended to be used.
An example would be that men should be able to shower with women in a locker room. After all that is the intended use of rhe shower. And you say the woman has to put up with that. Then when a man assaults a woman there you don't get to say, "well I don't support assault, so I accept no responsibility for that." Sorry that's a very foreseeable consequence to your position. Not to mention the fact, maybe the woman doesn't want the man there. But you put the man ahead of the woman.
And when you say that the middle school girls should put up with the boy there you most certainly are putting a mentally ill boy or a pervert ahead of the girls. How is this not true? Explain.
I quoted you so I didn't make anything up. Its what you said. And you are entitled to your opinion. But your opinion if made policy or law has consequences for women and girls. Bodily and psychologically.
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