Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "Is this Charlie Kirk's dumbest anti-trans argument ever?" video.

  1. True. The ex football player on hormones in a dress probably won't feel threatened.
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  2.  @shlockofgod  Brilliant? So all human beings are women?
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  3.  @TheSheiban  It does sound ridiculous... but that's just womanhood in 2024.
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  4.  @AndrewClement  Your name isn't based on genetics.
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  5.  @voltijuice8576  Or we can just acknowledge that those are considered medical conditions specifically because they are conditions that impede a woman's biological nature.
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  6. See how you used a medical term to describe why she cannot, since it is of her biological nature to be able to?
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  7.  @TheSheiban  I love how you're pretending what I'm describing doesn't exist.
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  8.  @strangelet4588  So it's not exactly a choice, but it's a choice that only you should make? You see how your ideals on this subject are nonsensical, right?
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  9.  @darlenedagostino1048  And your daughter's medical condition relates to people with perfectly normal body functions believing they are the opposite sex how?
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  10.  @TheSheiban  Perhaps you could expound on the claims of cluelessness and being ridiculous... Or are you incapable of actually formulating and articulating anything beyond frivolous attempts at insults?
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  11.  @darlenedagostino1048  So because some people have endocrine issues, that means humans can change their gender?
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  12. Exactly. Just like how I'm biologically white but I identify as black.
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  13.  @walterwhite3902  You can say that about many marginalized groups, yet that is the only one with such a high rate. Why is that?
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  14.  @walterwhite3902  So then why has this rate stayed consistent over previous decades?
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  15.  @TheSheiban  These aren't "hard question"... Saying I'm ridiculous or clueless are accusations. Yet still, you refuse to substantiate the accusations you are making.
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  16. So if it is just a social construct, why do trans people go through great lengths to change their physical sexual characteristics?
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  17. So if I act black, that proves race isn't biological?
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  18. Sex and gender are the same thing. That's why transgender people call it male to female or female to male.
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  19. This is like saying humans are not bipedal, because some people are paraplegic.
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  20. So humans don't have two arms and two legs, because some people have diabetes and get amputations? Intersex conditions don't justify transgenderism.
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  21. "men have decided that women can't have health care" Obviously you are talking about abortion. Notice how when discussing this topic, you suddenly know what a woman is?
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  22. Probably because it's not the same thing as someone that's physically healthy believing they are something they are not.
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  23. The ability to give birth does define a woman. And if a woman cannot give birth, she can go to an OB/GYN to find out why. A trans woman cannot go to an OB/GYN for the same inquiry.
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  24. And those women can go to an OB/GYN to find out why they are unable to. Because it's of their biological nature to be able to, thus there is a medical explanation. A trans woman cannot go to an OB/GYN for the same inquiry.
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  25. So if it's just social and cultural, why are they undergoing physical changes to match the biological aspects of the opposite sex?
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  26. That's good. I hear changing all those chromosomes is impossible.
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  27. If someone has body dysmorphia, do we encourage them to indulge in it?
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  28.  @WindsEternal  I'm just curious if there are any other examples where we encourage people to indulge in their beliefs, when those beliefs are not reality.
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  29.  @babs_babs  So do you have any example of another mental condition where the cure is to affirm and indulge?
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  30. Why do people like you try to justify transgender ideologies with an actual medical condition that trans people don't have?
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  31.  @NomadSoul76  The brain is indeed part of the body. And if you hurt your brain, you go to the same medical facility as if you hurt your arm. However, people with mental issues do not go to the same medical facility. See, it's not me that views these differently, it's the medical community. Why don't you trust doctors and science?
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  32.  @DarrenSnider  Perhaps you could cite just one of the things I've said that is "wrong" and you could expound on this assertion that I'm "wrong...? Or would you prefer to stick with the generalized "everything you say is wrong" without providing anything to substantiate this claim?
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  33. You mean the medical conditions that are considered medical conditions precisely because it is of a woman's biological nature to bear children...? This is like saying human's don't have two arms and two legs, because some people have diabetes and get amputations.
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  34.  @voltijuice8576  No, this is just simple medical science. If a biological woman cannot have children, they can walk into an OB/GYN office and find out why. A trans woman cannot do this. An OB/GYN office would not treat this as a serious inquiry. Because at the end of the day, we all know trans women are not women.
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  35.  @UncleSamsoniteLover69  Notice how that is listed in the DSM and Klinefelter Syndrome is not? See the difference now?
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  36.  @sisuguillam5109  Oh yeah, it's definitely because you point out that I'm a troll account. You're clearly doing the lord's work. LMAO
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  37.  @cpickles2996  You are talking about intersex medical conditions. They are considered medical conditions precisely because they fall outside our biological nature. Some people are born paraplegic, but we still say humans are bipedal. You are trying to make a generalized claim based on medical conditions.
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  38.  @jasonhoffarth  A woman is an adult human female... Prepubescent would be the only thing you listed that would not meet the definition of a woman, due to adolescence instead of adulthood. Notice how everything else you list has a medical term to describe the situation? Yeah... that's because it's of a woman's biological nature to bear children, and those are terms to describe scenarios that fall outside a woman's biological nature. Just like it is a human's biological nature to be bipedal, even though some people are paraplegic.
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  39.  @jasonhoffarth  They were... That's why you have specific medical terms to describe those periods. See how this works?
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  40.  @cpickles2996  So when you talk about a woman's right to choose... who are you talking about? Who is that group of people?
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  41.  @jasonhoffarth  No... When there is a medical term, it means it falls outside the biological nature of humans. But the specific medical terms for the topic you are presenting, only applies to 50% of the human population. For example, we could discuss something like Ventricular Fibrillation, which is a heart beat that does not fall within our biological nature. And that could apply to 100% of humans, because we all have a heart. See how this works?
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  42.  @cpickles2996  "Unless, of course, we follow the GOP plan of restricting rights for women. More than one GOP state has considered depriving women of the right to freedom of movement." Is this a lasagna recipe...? Or are you talking about a woman's right to choose?
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  43.  @cpickles2996  Not everyone has functioning legs... But humans are still bipedal. Do you see how that works? Genetic abnormalities do not define an entire species.
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  44. So every human being is a woman? That doesn't seem correct.
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  45. Aww. That's adorable. You don't know what a sports physical is. I'm just guessing that during a sports physical, women don't have to turn their head and cough. Now, what were you saying about medical examinations?
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  46. So does "no interest in having children" changes one's "ability to give birth"...?
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  47. Meanwhile, you chastise people for they individual freedom and autonomy to express their opinions on the subject. You can wear a dress and call yourself a lady, that doesn't mean I have to participate in affirming your choices.
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  48. Gender identity is based on biology. That's why these people want to physically change their appearance to mimic the biological features of the opposite sex.
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  49. So where are public lectures with Q&A's hosted in your town?
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  50. Yes they do. It's a choice. People are not born with a hormone prescription and implants.
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  51. If you don't question things, the flat earth community is waiting for you.
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  52. Oh ok. So if a trans woman dates a male. It's a homosexual relationship. Given the Latin roots here mean "same". So in other words, it's a same sex relationship. And sex is biological, like you said.
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  53. True, and they can go to an OB/GYN to find out why they cannot, because it's of their biological nature to be able to. A trans woman cannot have this same inquiry done.
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  54.  @TheSheiban  Substantiating your claims isn't spoon feeding. But it's ok, I assumed you were incapable of articulating such thoughts.
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  55.  @Chompchompyerded  Notice how you use he/him...?
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  56.  @Chompchompyerded  I'm not hung up on anything. The nonsensical aspect of this topic is just very amusing. Let me guess, you're the kind of person that will insist that male/female describe someone's biological sex. Then you never consider how trans people describe themselves as either male to female or female to male.
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  57.  @DarrenSnider  Biology says all mammals exist in an unchangeable binary...
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  58.  @DarrenSnider  You're so right. I saw a bull the other day that had turned into a cow overnight. One day it had horns, the next day it had utters. Everyone knows this occurs all the time.... LMAO
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  59.  @DarrenSnider  You're not correct. That's why you're not providing any citation. Shouldn't it be easy for you to cite if it's common knowledge in biology?
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  60.  @DarrenSnider  You've cited zero books... LMAO And you think bulls can magically turn into cows... LMAO
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  61.  @DarrenSnider  "Most animals are diploid organisms, meaning that their body (somatic) cells are diploid and haploid reproductive (gamete) cells are produced through meiosis. Some exceptions exist: for example, in bees, wasps, and ants, the male is haploid because it develops from unfertilized eggs." -Section 27.1, Biology 2e, by Mary Ann Clark, Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi That both a male and a female gamete contribute to the zygote is vitally necessary -- debilitating human diseases result from disturbing the imprinting of even single genes (Prader-Willi syndrome, Angelman syndrome, etc.). Yet 100 or more genes are imprinted in total. Disrupting imprinting for all of them is incompatible with life. This explains why the male-female binary at the organismal level is so tightly locked in place in mammals. -Georgi K. Marinov, Postdoctoral Research Scholar at the Department of Genetics, Stanford University School of Medicine
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  62.  @DarrenSnider  Oh ok, so you don't understand what a diploid cell is in reference to a gamete during meiosis. If you did... you'd understand how it's binary. LMAO... Read the rest of the textbook or take a biology class. You clearly need it.
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  63.  @DarrenSnider  Ok, then please define diploid, gamete, and meiosis... Demonstrate that you know what they mean.
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  64.  @DarrenSnider  Define diploid, gamete, and meiosis... Don't avoid demonstrating your knowledge, like you have avoided actually citing just one textbook.
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  65. So if a 20 year old says they are part of Gen X... how would you react?
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  66.  @IT_217  So you're bad at math?
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  67. A "Cougar" is a single middle aged woman... Nothing about that has to do with "people who identify as younger than they are"
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  68. Notice how you just listed medical conditions, which are considered medical conditions because they impede the biological nature of women to get pregnant? And yes, women are included in mankind.... Because "mankind" is not the same word as "man".
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  69. Because you want to change how other people live, in order to affirm and indulge these people.
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  70. Oh ok, so it's dysmorphia since the descriptions for the processes are male to female and female to male.
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  71.  @AndrewClement  So if "woman" is a gender... When you say it's a woman's right to choose, you are talking about trans women that are physically incapable of having children?
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  72. No... You are describing medical conditions, which are considered medical conditions because they are variations from our biological nature. All mammals exist in a sexual binary. Humans are mammals. Trust the science.
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  73. How would you react if your son said they were experiencing racial dysphoria?
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  74. You mean the people that legally can no longer care for themselves?
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  75. So in other words, this is a self created issue by humans that have found themselves in an easily survivable environment
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  76.  @babs_babs  So of all the modern hunter-gatherer tribes that still exist and that have been studied... which one has transgenderism as part of it's society?
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  77.  @babs_babs  I didn't say indigenous people. I said modern hunter-gatherer tribes. The Cherokee are indigenous people, they are not modern hunter-gatherers. Understand the difference? So please, you made a claim, now validate it with evidence. Otherwise, admit it's just misinformation.
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  78. Is that like race and racial identity?
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  79. Do we allow people to drink alcohol based on how old they feel?
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  80.  @BruceHurley  Simple question... Do you believe mammals, including humans, can change their biological sex?
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  81.  @BruceHurley  So if mammals cannot change biological sex. And male/female describes biological sex. Why do individuals in the trans community describe themselves as either male to female or female to male?
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  82.  @BruceHurley  And yet, transgender people describe themselves as male to female or female to male. Meanwhile, you will try to say male/female describes biological sex. Do you see the contradiction?
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  83. So we should pander to trans people as if they had a serious medical accident?
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  84.  @whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin  Actually, nope. Male to Female and Female to Male is the current terminology, all while you say female/male describes sex which is biological.
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  85. And people like you can go to a doctor to find out why, because it's of your biological nature to be able to. See how that works?
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  86. Trump is a moron, just like you. You clearly needed to hear that.
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  87. Man - an adult human male
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  88. So a 25 year old can date a 15 year old, as long as the 25 year old feels 15? Age is an objective number with laws based on it, irrelevant of feelings.
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  89. Because it does... You can't say male and female are biological sex, while describing the types of transitioning as male to female or female to male.
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  90. Because the definitions and applications of these terms are free floating based on the desired narrative. For example, female/male will be defined as a biological sex... then the terms male to female or female to male are used to describe transitioning. There are so many contradictions within the definitions of this argument.
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  91. See how you are describing a medical situation to explain this...? That's because it's of her biological nature to be able to have children.
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  92. So why are they trying to change how "god made them" with pills and surgery?
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  93.  @DoctorBiobrain  The biological nature to give birth is exactly what defines a woman. That's why every situation you can imagine where a woman cannot, has a medical term to define it. And yes, bathrooms are based around this fact. Do we need to discuss the availability of sanitary napkins in male and female bathrooms?
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  94.  @sisuguillam5109  ты тупой, что переводишь это
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  95.  @ayushnayak1442  If male/female describes sex, which is biological... Why do transgender people describe their transition as either male to female or female to male?
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  96. Mammals exist in a sexual binary. It is black and white. Humans are mammals. If this confuses you, go back to school.
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  97.  @NomadSoul76  Gender and sex are the same thing. That's why transgender people use the terms male to female and female to male.
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  98.  @EnkiduIX  True, and the reality is those ape-meat computers adapted to surviving on the savanna are mammals. And all mammals live in a sexual binary.
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  99. So why is a relationship between a man and a trans woman considered a "straight" relationship, given that homosexual means same sex?
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  100. So trans people are just gay?
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  101. So does society treat them like the age they think they are? Does society pander to their mental condition?
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  102. So cars are different from automobiles... because we have two different words?
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  103. So what equal protection under the law do they not currently have?
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  104.  @schmodedo  You didn't answer my question... what equal protection under the law do they not currently have?
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  105.  @schmodedo  So you're saying they already have acceptance?
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  106.  @schmodedo  The only one going in circles is you, to avoid directly answering my question. I'm simply repeating the exact same question and then asking you for confirmation about how you "never implied they didn't"... And still you cannot name any equal protection under the law they do not have. You have no examples, only your imagination.
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  107.  @schmodedo  "When asking what is meant by acceptance then I would tell Chuckles that it means equal protection under the law." Notice how there is nothing hypothetical, and nothing about societal acceptance? Now, based on this original definition of acceptance that you stated... What equal protection under the law do they not currently have?
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  108.  @schmodedo  So they have equal protection under "federal civil code".... What about federal criminal code? What about state laws? Look at how difficult it is for you to simple say, "They have equal protection under the law." And rather than typing seven simple words, you write three paragraphs with nonsense like "federal civil code" and things that are entirely made up in your imagination.
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  109. Yeah, it's good to see there's still hope for your generation.
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  110. God doesn't exist and men cannot be women. You clearly needed to hear that reality from someone.
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  111. No, that would be intersex. Which is an actual medical condition. And it is considered a medical condition because there is a physical variation that falls outside our biological nature.
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  112.  @Terigena  No, women have 23 XX pairs. Men have 22 XX pairs and one XY pair. And ALL trans women have one XY pair, otherwise it's called intersex. Which is a real medical condition that the trans movement piggybacks on.
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  113. Weird. I just watched a video about abortion. And they kept saying it's a woman's right to choose.
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  114. What rights do queer people not have?
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  115. You can live however you want, but when this begins to encroach into male and female only spaces, you are now trying to change how everyone else lives.
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  116. No, this is just what happens when the argument is based on nonsense.
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  117. So you're saying women are females, even though there is a wide range of how they may look or present themselves?
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  118.  @NomadSoul76  Do we say humans don't have two arms and two legs, because some people have amputations?
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  119.  @babs_babs  So how exactly does society pander to people with those issues in order to affirm and indulge them?
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  120. So a 48 year old can date a 15 year old, because they are "young at heart"....?
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  121. Well, with mammals it is black and white.
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  122.  @Brianredsox5  There isn't a difference between the two... that's why transgender people use the terms male to female and female to male. They don't use the terms man to woman or woman to man.
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  123.  @Brianredsox5  So you believe mammals, including humans, can change their biological sex...? If you do, you might want to go back to biology class...
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  124.  @Brianredsox5  If you think mammals, including humans, can change their biological sex... then you might be the one that needs to go back to school.
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  125. So gender is a choice like religion?
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  126.  @MultiBlackmind  I like how you complete avoid articulating any type of rebuttal to what I've said.
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  127.  @strangelet4588  I'm not being dense. You are saying gender identity is a choice, while also saying you're not saying that.
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  128.  @strangelet4588  Yes, your second sentence says that it's a choice. And your first reply to me when I intially asked if it was a choice was, "not exactly"... This contradiction in your own words is precisely what I'm pointing out.
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  129.  @strangelet4588  So it's not exactly a choice... but it's a choice people have. Once again, that's the contradiction. And no, I'm not religious and men can't be women. It's called reality, and we don't have a choice about it. Now, we do have a choice to ignore reality.
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  130.  @strangelet4588  Well, they are the same thing. You just want to pretend they are different when it fits your narrative. You'll probably say that male/female describes someone's biological sex. Meanwhile, you'll also describe the transition processes as male to female and female to male. You'll say woman is a gender identity, while saying abortion is a woman's right to choose. People like you contradict your own definitions and statements. Just like you've been doing this entire time.
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  131. People can do whatever they want to their own bodies. People are upset because it doesn't stop there. In order to feel affirmed, they are encroaching into female only spaces.
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  132. They are indeed a person, which means they are a mammal, which means they exist in a sexual binary.
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  133.  @darlenedagostino1048  And still, nothing you are saying equates to transgender people. Endocrine issues, intersex issues are not the same as being transgender. You clearly don't understand this.
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  134.  @Brozius2512  Republicans are morons, just like you.
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  135. Are you really trying to use a fictional story for your argument?
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  136.  @1987BillyBob  No, you formulate an opinion. Then make definitions which help establish facts for your opinion. This way, you're never wrong.
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