Wojna się szykuje, a może nawet już w wielu miejscach trwa. Wojna o znamionach konfliktu wewnętrznego. Jest to wojna między feminizmem a transgenderyzmem. Feministki oskarżają drugą stronę o podszywanie się pod kobiety, dybanie na prawa kobiet i ich osiągnięcia. Twierdzą, że transgenderyści to sui generis koń trojański, który od środka atakuje ruch kobiecy i prowadzi do jego rozkładu i neutralizacji. Słowem, w ich mniemaniu, transgenderyzm to...…….. męska wunderwaffe!!! Szczególnie dobitnie ów konflikt wykrystalizowuje się w dziedzinie sportu, gdzie transgenderyści o cechach fizycznych typowo męskich biorą pierwsze miejsca w konkursach, ku zniesmaczeniu i narastającym oburzeniu kobiet "nietransgenderowych".
Nie powiem, mam schadenfreude - bo zawsze z wielkim sceptycyzmem traktowałem transgenderyzm, co zresztą sygnalizowałem na tym forum.
Zainteresowanych problemem - odsyłam do lektury podlinkowanego materiału.


"But feminist campaigner Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans, who was speaking at the event having written a book on transgender children, has found herself at the centre of this conflict and warned free speech was being shut down."I'm absolutely shocked at the level of vitriol, the level of silencing. Even asking for a discussion is considered transphobic," she said.Describing the aggression she had come up against from trans activists, she highlighted one meeting where she was blocked from entering.
"I don't like being on a stairwell where I'm frightened that I'm going to be pushed down by a man in a balaclava and a mask, who's telling me that he is a woman and that if I don't accept that, I'm a Nazi - it's extremely frightening," she said."Why do I do this? Not because I'm transphobic and illiberal... we shouldn't have anything that we are frightened to speak about, I'm flagging this up as a societal problem. I don't think trans women are women. My values are in line with protecting girls."

"The idea now is to do away with the assessment and reduce the admin, allowing self-identification to obtain a gender recognition certificate.
However, staunch feminist campaigners such as Dr Nicola Williams argue the public have not been given enough information to fully understand what is at stake.
She said self-identification could be abused, that it could compromise female-only spaces and described the debate as "an urgent fight for women's rights".
"I've got no problem with trans people living in role as a woman because gender dysphoria is real," she said."But there are times when biological sex does matter for safeguarding, privacy and dignity, fairness in sports for example, and that's when the sex of a person must be acknowledged, in a society where we have checks and balances so people don't abuse the system."Essentially any man could change his birth certificate whether trans or not and that's the issue, that is why this is a bad law, because it's open to abuse."

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