People get harassed for tons of things. You ain't even going to be able to stop that. There's 2 trans people in my board game group so I probably interact with more than the average person. There's less clues to who someone is when they're unconscious, being able to check an ID is the fastest check which might be important depending on the situation.
And this mostly fake probably never happened scenario justifys not being able to use an ID to buy a thing without people, at best, thinking it's a fake ID and having to out yourself to basically everybody who has to check an ID for any number of incredibly mundane circumstances? Because "people get harassed for tons of things" and I guess you want it to happen more?
You talk about me not looking up stuff, why don't you look up 'why men are taller than women' and the theories as of why.
"Men are taller than women on average" does not mean "every man has a height advantage on women" and it's breathtaking how you continue to insist otherwise
It's bad for getting banned from doing nothing wrong, it happens though, but the downside would be far worse not drug screening.
Men can drug screen without anybody getting banned for natural testosterone. Cis women aren't allowed to have a purely natural level of testosterone that's too high. The idea that you just have to ban them because "tests" is bullshit that you are making up whole cloth
So taking hormones reduces your height and size of your organs?
Yes. Trans gal I know is down several shoe sizes too. Shit dude, cis women regularly get shorter after pregnancy. This stuff isn't nearly as immutable as you think
Again, it's apples and oranges. Marriage has no reason to be separated by sex while sports does. It's like using the separate by equal argument against women's sports. We should just have one team per sport with the school's best athletes then. Your argument is so disingenuous.
My argument is that states have never banned a single gay dude from getting married in the same way that states aren't banning trans girls from playing sports. Because that was your argument: "states aren't banning trans girls from playing sports", which is technically correct in the same way as "states never banned gay people from getting married".
Can you just stop with the hyperbole and exaggeration? Florida does not want to ban trans children from life, that is ridiculous. I feel that a decision as big as a sex change is an adult decision. I'd also agree that it's probably a good thing to have children not taking drugs that they don't need to take regardless of the situation because they're children. I haven't researched every trans medical treatment obviously so I could be convinced of a few things possibly being OK like puberty blockers. I do agree with the broad strokes of children not being able to decide something like a sex change at that age and not taking medicine that they don't need.
If you'd done literally any research whatsoever, "social transition", the treatment state agencies are being instructed to never use, is kids going by a different name, different pronouns, getting a different haircut, or wearing different clothes. The governor is instructing state healthcare, and anybody accepting state dollars, to not suggest any sort of gender non-conforming behavior as treatment if a kid is possibly trans. That's banning trans kids from existing.
The only allowed surgeries are going to be on completely unconsenting intersex infants to force them into conventional, socially accepted sexes and, naturally, circumcision.
Don't really care to get recommendations tied to watching that so no thanks.
You just delete it out of your watch history afterword
I'm guessing most of the math books were rejected because of including common core. Until there's actual confirmed reasons vs speculation, Occam's Razor and all.
You should really stop guessing about things and start looking stuff up
www.pewresearch.org
thehill.com
