Doodledog
I don’t find any of this funny. None of it. There are ‘genuine’ transpeople who suffer because of exhibitionists like Izzard, women who become a little bit less safe each time a man is allowed in female spaces and a further diminishment of women’s rights and status as a sex class, but you think it’s ’funny’. In fact there are so many funny things about it all that you can choose which is the funniest.
The argument that allowing one man in the Ladies (particularly a famous one) will lead to all men using them was made at the start of the thread. It is not a new one brought in as a diversion.
What has been said that is personal? People are disagreeing, is all. You may feel that you have been misconstrued - we all do from time to time - but as often as not it is because we haven’t made ourselves clear, or our posts are worded ambiguously.
Where are the ‘attacks’? I knew this would happen- there comes a point in every thread when at least one person flounces and the accusations of hounding start.
For the record- I don’t think the argument has been lost at all. The list of defences I posted upthread has been added to by ‘jokes’ about sausages and ‘in shape’ vaginas, which in this context are disrespectful of women who have genuine concerns about men in their spaces. Not all of them - nobody is arguing for sex segregation- but when we are vulnerable, or when privacy and dignity are compromised.
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.
Or are you subscribing to the old chestnut that women have no sense of humour?
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?
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.


