This came after the UK supreme court sitting in London ruled that the terms “woman” and “sex” in the Equality Act refer to a biological woman and biological sex.
It was an awful display. Women celebrating their win over people who have no power and little hope of ever really defending themselves. It just kind of looked small minded.
They've gone and fought and won, what? What? A ruling against, arguably, the most marginalised group in society today, members of whom these women may probably never ever meet in their life time.
"There are men dresses in our change rooms." That sounds like a simpletons argument, by people who have never met someone who is transgender. They are not exactly rugby players cunningly decked out in a dress so they can assault the other women in the change room.
It's straight privilege bells & whistles. Well, it is, really. With no understanding of the differently gendered. Admittedly, I find it hard to understand, because I am not transgender, so I guess it must be very difficult for, you know, standard life experience, middle of society women to wrap their heads around it, but what happened to compassion for your fellow man?
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