(12-07-2024, 10:36 PM)TDOSS Wrote:

(12-07-2024, 06:03 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: First of all, it's not a rant. It's a philosophical point. One that you aren't addressing with a picture. There are points made that support the right and points that support the idiots on the left. Maybe you could try to take one and make a cogent argument.

My take on my own post is that we should hold the long-established position on the issue, because it's tried and true. Properly understanding the risk helps lawmakers make appropriate laws. Anyone who wants to be a "man" forfeits their rights to protected spaces. Men don't care if women use their bathrooms (largely). This is really a one-way issue. If you can impregnate an egg, you don't get access to protected spaces.

See, here I was all thinking about women as being their own independent, human entities. Independent of their unfertilized [BLEEP] eggs

Yikes.

You think people pass those laws to "protect the egg," but the image I posted is a result of those laws. So, how do those laws protect the egg?

I think people don't think about the underlying mechanisms of human subconscious, which is often the motive driving our behavior. The reason we have the laws that protect women is because we're a gynocentric species. You apparently can't even think about conscious realities. It really has nothing to do with breasts or vaginas. That alone is not worthy of protecting. 

Please, try to use that brain of yours if you want to engage on a topic. Don't start with what you were told. Nobody is impressed.

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(12-07-2024, 11:11 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(12-07-2024, 10:36 PM)TDOSS Wrote: See, here I was all thinking about women as being their own independent, human entities. Independent of their unfertilized [BLEEP] eggs

Yikes.

You think people pass those laws to "protect the egg," but the image I posted is a result of those laws. So, how do those laws protect the egg?

Because the masculine appearing person who is taking that selfie is not able to fertilize an egg.
L2L's explanation is bizarre almost to the point of being science fiction, but it is internally consistent.

Tsk, tsk, Mikey.

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