[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Greg!

We're talking about legally recognised trans women who are transitioned or transitioning being allowed to use the correct changing rooms, not men.

If they still have a Willie they are a man and women should not have to share their private areas with them.

There will have to be a third option because women have a right to say NO to this - trans women do not have more rights than biological women.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

If they still have a Willie they are a man and women should not have to share their private areas with them.

Incorrect

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Incorrect

This is not law yet - it is a proposal and biological women can shout as loud as trans women if they have to. Trans women have no more rights than anyone else.





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[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

This is not law yet - it is a proposal and biological women can shout as loud as trans women if they have to. Trans women have no more rights than anyone else.





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Actually current law does state that a person with a penis can be legally a woman. For a GRC, whats needed is a small fee, a diagnosis of sex dysphoria and to 'live as' (pretty sure this means follow stereotypes...) the opposite sex for 2 years.

Whats being fought for, is removal of any medical intervention AT ALL (ie not even a diagnosis.. ). Which is clearly stupid.

But yeah, currently no actual transition is required in order to get a GRC.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Actually current law does state that a person with a penis can be legally a woman. For a GRC, whats needed is a small fee, a diagnosis of sex dysphoria and to 'live as' (pretty sure this means follow stereotypes...) the opposite sex for 2 years.

HOw how do we know if trans women in the ladies’ areas are legally women then - are they card-carrying or something so that If someone asked them for proof they had a right to be there they would have to produce it. Confused!

I’m sure the only reason they are not being expected to have the op is so the NHS doesn’t have to pay for all those expensive operations. A diagnosis at least should be a must - anything else is a joke.