You mean you are incapable of providing a link to whatever document you saw?You know i'm a Guardianista, old sock.
You mean you are incapable of providing a link to whatever document you saw?You know i'm a Guardianista, old sock.
It's the start of a transitioning process to become a trans woman.It's the start of a transitioning process to become a woman.
Some go on to complete the process, some do not complete the process, but they end up in a state that they are satisfied with, and they consider themselves to be women.
And they are legally considered to be women.
Is it only the male to female transitioning process that concerns you? Or are you similarly concerned with the woman to man transitioning process? Because your arguments are always about the man to woman transition, never about the woman to man transition?
stop it thenIt's really sad that some find the need to continue posting brainless and nonsensical contributions in order to prove that their posts are brainless and nonsensical.
It's really sad that some find the need to continue posting brainless and nonsensical contributions in order to prove that their posts are brainless and nonsensical.
take a look at the one i posted earlier in t'thread.You mean you are incapable of providing a link to whatever document you saw?
Sorry but you're knowledge of the legal process is incorrect.It's the start of a transitioning process to become a trans woman.
In the true sense of the word, someone who transitions from male to female is not a woman and never will be, they're a trans woman. Someone transitioning from female to male is a trans man, not a man.
https://www.legalfeminist.org.uk/20...nswer is no,t change anyone's biological sex.The short answer is no: the law doesn’t define the terms “transwoman” or “trans woman” at all.
The Gender Recognition Act 2004 does change some people’s legal sex. Obviously the law can’t change anyone’s biological sex. The fact that the law can’t mess with material reality is the point Canute was making when he forbade the tide to come in. But section 9 of the Gender Recognition Act 2004 has the effect that some trans women (i.e. ... who hold a GRC ) are deemed for most legal purposes to be women,
According to your ideology, mistakes in determining sex at birth don't happen. So according to your philosophy, it's a reasonable assumption.
Wouldn't you agree?
So you do agree that mistakes in determining sex does occur at birth?That's great. So your claim, quoted above, is not supported by any evidence.
Reportedly, he is genetically male.
Did I mention the legal process?Sorry but you're knowledge of the legal process is incorrect.
There's no such legal definition as a transwoman, nor a transman
https://www.legalfeminist.org.uk/2020/07/17/does-the-law-say-that-trans-women-are-women/#:~:text=The short answer is no,t change anyone's biological sex.
You don't believe that he has XY chromosomes and is therefore genetically male?You claimed that the Algerian boxer was male. Please provide your evidence of these reports.
Well you're welcome to your private opinion, but it shouldn't be presented as an assertion of the reality.Did I mention the legal process?
To me, it's irrelevant what the legal process and laws state around this.
There's no such legal status. Your assertion is incorrect.It's the start of a transitioning process to become a trans woman.
There's no such legal status. Your assertion is incorrect.In the true sense of the word, someone who transitions from male to female is not a woman and never will be, they're a trans woman. Someone transitioning from female to male is a trans man, not a man.
So you do agree that mistakes in determining sex does occur at birth?
I've not seen any medical report, nor any result of any sporting body's conclusion.You don't believe that he has XY chromosomes and is therefore genetically male?
Stop bleating on about legal status.Well you're welcome to your private opinion, but it shouldn't be presented as an assertion of the reality.
There's no such legal status. Your assertion is incorrect.
There's no such legal status. Your assertion is incorrect.
Your opinion might exist in your mind, but your comment is not true.
I haven't looked, but your constant claim that a man is a man, and a woman is a woman, (and intimating that nothing shall ever change that) suggests that you believe that the determination of sex at birth is faultless.Have you found any evidence where I deny that there are people born with genital abnormalities?