VS
(Good Morning)
This is the issue that has led and is still leading to posters responding to you in a way that appears to both puzzle and upset you.
You say...
People cannot accept it is possible to accept trans people while protecting women's safe spaces... Or as I would word it, having spaces for natal women for whatever reason they need it.
As brief as I can word it - your acceptance includes the affirmation that transwomen are women. If that is the accepted position by society, then transwomen can go into any space previously designated for women, or be in any organisation or movement organised for the sole benefit of women - because that's what transwomen-are-women means in reality.
Therefore it is not possible to support or accept both positions - you cannot protect women's safe spaces if transwomen are allowed into them - which they would have to be if we accept the premise that transwomen are women.
So that is why we "people cannot accept it is possible" - because it isn't. Both from a logical - and legal perspective.
If you can't do that too, if you can't show acceptance to trans women and protect women, there is an underlying reason for that... That only the individual can address
... and the above statement from you is where the passive-aggressive stance you take causes the responses that you find unacceptable.
I don't know if you genuinely can't see it - but that comment implies that if we cannot see this matter from your perspective of acceptance, then there is something lacking either in our thinking or our moral code - some underlying 'deficiency' that we need to address
You not infrequently tell people to "think about that" in your posts when you make an observation on a particular aspect of the matter.
The latter comment from you follows the same pattern - the instructor (you) tutoring the instructed (us).
You might be totally unaware of it - but that is how you come across and why people respond in the way that they do which results in you believing you are being 'got at' because of your views when, in fact, it is the somewhat condescending and slightly patronising tone, and the apparent belief that you are speaking on behalf of the trans community to the ill-informed who need to "think about" what they say.
I don't say any of this with malice VS - I'm simply attempting to explain to you why I believe we end up on these threads on trans matters where the subject becomes you rather than the topic of the original post.
Perhaps it is you that needs to "think about that" in this instance?
Because we are all responding to you in the same way, so we are obviously all getting the same impression.
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