Is there enough data to calculate how much more of a threat to women is presented by a trans-woman compared to the threat presented to women by a random white man? If a trans-woman enters a women's changing room, how few men must there be in the men's changing room for the cis-women to be statistically safer if they left the women's changing room and changed in the men's changing room? And by allowing a trans-woman into a women's changing room, have the men in the men's changing room become less of a risk to women because they have been filtered by allowing one high risk man to go from the men's to the women's changing room?
My immediate impulse (so to speak) was to wonder why Dutton is posting his videos on YouTube and neglecting outlets like Rumble. Rumble may have (for the moment) fewer viewers but does not censor (on the whole).
Another aspect of trans-women (men) is they want to be welcomed into the armed forces. It seems to me there are multiple reasons to keep them out. First is the high degree of narcissism, aggression and neuroticism associated with trans-women. Fighting a real battle is stressful and depends on cooperation. Trans-women are less likely to have developed bonding with members of their group and more likely to act impulsively and dysfunctional in any battle situation.
To continue, there is the process of accommodating trans-women in the military service. Trans-women in women's spaces present much the same risks as trans-women in public restrooms or changing rooms. There is always an extra expense and effort in accommodating them, effort which detracts from training. If trans-women are accepted, would they be judged by male standards or female standards? If standards were changed to accommodate gender, it would mean less qualified service people for dangerous and demanding positions.
Trump is completely correct to muster out trans-women. I hope he can maintain that position in light of the concerted effort by leftist judges to sabotage anything he tries to do.
Is there enough data to calculate how much more of a threat to women is presented by a trans-woman compared to the threat presented to women by a random white man? If a trans-woman enters a women's changing room, how few men must there be in the men's changing room for the cis-women to be statistically safer if they left the women's changing room and changed in the men's changing room? And by allowing a trans-woman into a women's changing room, have the men in the men's changing room become less of a risk to women because they have been filtered by allowing one high risk man to go from the men's to the women's changing room?
Please do an interview with Blaire White and discuss this!
My immediate impulse (so to speak) was to wonder why Dutton is posting his videos on YouTube and neglecting outlets like Rumble. Rumble may have (for the moment) fewer viewers but does not censor (on the whole).
Another aspect of trans-women (men) is they want to be welcomed into the armed forces. It seems to me there are multiple reasons to keep them out. First is the high degree of narcissism, aggression and neuroticism associated with trans-women. Fighting a real battle is stressful and depends on cooperation. Trans-women are less likely to have developed bonding with members of their group and more likely to act impulsively and dysfunctional in any battle situation.
To continue, there is the process of accommodating trans-women in the military service. Trans-women in women's spaces present much the same risks as trans-women in public restrooms or changing rooms. There is always an extra expense and effort in accommodating them, effort which detracts from training. If trans-women are accepted, would they be judged by male standards or female standards? If standards were changed to accommodate gender, it would mean less qualified service people for dangerous and demanding positions.
Trump is completely correct to muster out trans-women. I hope he can maintain that position in light of the concerted effort by leftist judges to sabotage anything he tries to do.
As I listen to this, I imagine a couple of my friends who've distanced themselves from me just after transitioning. Makes perfect sense.