rickc rickc:
A bunch of us at work were talking about trans people just a few weeks ago. The question was asked: who knows any trans people? No one at the table currently knew any trans people, nor have they ever known one. We started asking people at other tables. Not one person currently knows any, nor have they ever known one. Thats the reality of the trans world. I know people that have been struck by lightning, but no trans. We have over 5000 employees where I work. Not one of them is trans. We have gay people, but no trans. Not one in 5000. We have everyone from 16 year olds all the way up to people in their 70's working there. Every race, creed, and color, but no trans. So lets stop with the bullshit statistics that drastically over inflate the trans population. Gays used to claim that they were 1 in 10. That was bullshit then, the trans numbers are bullshit now.
Not sure what your point is here. Because you don't know any trans people, something something? I believe the only statistics we've been discussing are yours where "99.999% of the world calls bullshit." I don't think you know or have spoken to 99.9999% of the world.
rickc rickc:
Gender expression is one thing, the rules about common decency and societal norms still apply. You do not get to toss out the rule book that everyone has had to follow for generations just because someone claims they are trans. Cisgender women do not get to wear enormous fake tits to their job in most cases. Cisgender men do not get to wear a gigantic fake dick that hangs down to their ankle to their job in most cases. Hell you can't even have visible tattoos where I work. I am sick and tired of people thinking that they can toss out the rulebook that we have all played by for countless generations just because some freak claims that they are trans. The rules apply to them too.
You say this, but do you have anything to back it up? Is there anything in the Ontario Teachers code of conduct that says SHE can't wear fake breasts? What about cancer patients, would they be able to? (other than the obvious safety issue in a shop class) The rest is what we call 'red herrings'.
rickc rickc:
You want to talk about personal rights? You had no problem with teachers losing their job for refusing to take the jab. You did not give a fuck about their "personal rights". You said that it was their "choice" to take the jab or lose their job. I would give the freakshow here the same "choice". Lose the obnoxious tits, or lose the job. His choice.
And you keep forgetting that your rights end where they interfere with the rights of someone else. Wearing fake tits affects no ones rights. Not getting a vaccination for a highly contagious and currently circulating in the population does affect the rights of others. No one was forced to get a vaccine, but then again they can find an occupation that doesn't require standing in a room with children who are vulnerable and can't be vaccinated for that disease.
And there are a lot of dress codes that possibly run contrary to people's right to self expression. People just tolerate them, because they have always been tolerated.