Oh come on the competition for "we are the best feminists" is at least faintly amusing, particularly as this discussion is all (or mostly) women.
I'm not in any competition to be 'the best feminist'. I couldn't care less who is the best feminist, as that is subjective and, more importantly, not the subject of the thread. If someone started a thread on competitive feminism I probably wouldn't post on it.
Or are you subscribing to the old chestnut that women have no sense of humour?
No. That's a bit of a leap. I just object to having someone's fears or concerns ridiculed. I would feel the same if the subject were spiders - you are the one making this about feminism, not me.
As far as Izzard leading the way for all men to use the Ladies hasn't it been posted many times that "my son/husband wouldn't do that". Is the sight of Izzard emerging from the Ladies going to change them all? No, but (for the 26715th time) that's not the point. My husband (I'll use him as an example, as I introduced the argument you are trying to trash) doesn't use the Ladies. He is respectful of people, and knows that his presence there would be uncomfortable for a lot of women. EI is not a role model for him, so what EI does won't influence Mr Dog in any way. I'm guessing that most men are similar in outlook. However. There are men who are not like him, and who don't care about women. Some (shock horror) actively dislike women, and others want to attack them. If men are allowed in the Ladies, where women are vulnerable (on account of being alone in an enclosed space with their knickers down) then these men have a good opportunity to do so. Got it yet?
If you can't see the attacks perhaps you need to examine what you consider acceptable as legitimate criticism of ideas and what you consider personal.
If you can't point to an example, please stop flinging around unsubstantiated accusations? I certainly don't set out to make personal attacks. I get frustrated sometimes at having to respond to the same thing over and over (see above about 'not all men') and the 'gotcha's are irritating when serious points are routinely ignored, but on the whole I sigh, grit my teeth and respond as politely as I can. Tell me where that is personal, and I'll know what you are on about. Disagreement is not personal attack.
Finally (and this may be close to getting personal, but it is in direct response to a comment of your own), it is very clear that you have no respect for anyone on these threads - in fact it is difficult to see where you have respect for women at all, so please forgive me if I don't try to court your respect - it would be too hard won for me.