Comments by "R K." (@DarkAngel2512) on "Posie Parker: Trans Women Aren't Women - Part 2" video.

Ex sjw here and same. I couldnt handle my own people when they went right off the edge.
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I literally just got done watching the first interview and said you should get her back on and I see you already have. Brilliant.
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I would say they're slightly diff in that a toilet is usually on a premises where other people are but if I was in a club right now with all the spiking going on if I cant even go to the toilet to get away and get safe (drinking water is recommended to dilute the drug btw) then where do I have to go. We may not trust the male doorman. We may want to call the police from a safer space or make it to the nearest safe space off limits to men. And one of the last times I went clubbing I literally had to escape to a toilet to get away from a man bothering me so Francis jogged my memory there and was spot on. How can we wee and get vulnerable thinking a man may walk in with our pants down.
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@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 both are vulnerable tbh but there is a overstep when it comes to womens rights in general. I think they need unisex toilets for those happy to use them. And still keep gendered bathrooms for those not happy.
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@L_Martin that isnt the truth (what you listed) that we want to tell them. I personally am ok with normal trans people. But I am also worried about my safety from those not really trans aswell as protecting kids a d not redefining langauge. It isnt violence to disagree with someones idea of what they are. That is the extreme that radical activists take it to. Violence is a physical assault. Not a diff opinion. And this is why words and defintions matter because people would have them to criminalise people. If you claim something as violent that isnt are we supposed to trust your intentions? People genuinely can think two opposing things without meaning harm. Yet both sides are seemingly causing harm to the other. And the fact is trans activists have redefined terms such as male and female which is a birth-assigned defintion. What else can we expect to see redefined if we let that one go. And transexual men/women were known based on the prefix to be the exception. We need the prefix so those people arent in womens sports or prisons for example. Many people who claim to be trans arent which is a big part of the issue aswell. There needs to be some sort of middle ground where we can meet but accusing others falsely of violence wont get the conversation going. It will cause hostility towards trans activists.
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@marygard4608 noone is saying trans kids dont feel that way from young but we havent proven that its nature over nurture yet. The scientific consensus is still out on that.
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@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 you can compare it in the fact they may get stabbed or kicked in the head. It's just diff. Although while men may be able to physically fight back more evenly they may be more likely to get jumped by a group. Men do get attacked while out more often than women.
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@loud6037 good counterpoint. This is why thewe sorts of nuanced discussions are important as both sides do have reasonable reservations.
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A young 19nyear old Youtuber did a video about his own autogynophilia and it was so enlightening. And he was very mature being so open and level headed about it.
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?? Colourblind means to treat people the same regardless of race. Has that been redefined aswell?.
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@IceQeen1011 yep..not to mention many desist after puberty, around 70-80%, which shows it isnt something inbuilt. Hormones during fetal development may contribute and then cause a change after puberty as some fetus dont release the right amount of hormones in vitro but this is why kids should wait til after puberty has ended to make sure of they are actually stuck with their dysphoria or not.
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@marygard4608 thank you for alerting me that you read it :)
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@markw4613 ?? I know gender dysphoria is a medical condition. What are you on about? Where did I say it wasnt? And you're the one who brought race into it
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@markw4613 You mentioned race first and I replied on the same topic.. I didnt say anything about gender dysphoria in my first comment. You then made out my initial comment about race was about GD when I never mentioned it. You brought GD up first. Just admit you made a mistake and go home.
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@markw4613 colourblind is a term about race. You knew that's how I read your comment and if that's not what you meant a normal person would correct the other instead of trolling. You've wasted enough of my time. unfollowing and muting.
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@nothanks1945 I would have agreed but this spiking thing has really made me feel vulnerable now as if I'm not even sober and conscious how can I choose where I go if someone jabs me and then follows me I'm fucked.
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@jayrose4748 sorry to hear what happened to you a d I hope you have supportive friends around you. That's key in healing. Xx
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@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 I meant by other men. Thanks for agreeing that men are still at risk too.
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@osirisgem she explained in her first interview why trans activists are taking away womanhood. They literally redefine the term and then use it to enter womens spaces. Go watch the first interview.
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@KaiDecadence I literally cousnt read that wall of wine by the other commenter and I have OCD. I did give it a go beyond the first few sentences but he totally misunderstood this whole issue.
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@proudatheist2042 hmm. Hard to say as its gradual. I think maybe 2011 during the Mark Duggan riots and everybody began calling everything racist that wasnt and attacking white people loads and defending black racists. It was def then. But new trends since then began to start. I am into Kpop so those guys get offended by everything. So that was around 2014 the whole fake outrage thing kicked off. Then the cultural appropriation thing around 2016/17. Antifa thugs. The trans enforced pronouns, professors calling time and music theory racist. People getting cancelled etc Activism just went overboard. It's gotten worse year on year but 2011 were the first signs. Although teo artists in Kpop got cancelled back in 2009 so cancel culture was already happening then.
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@marie-francoiset9402 I'm aware many want the word trans dropped. But everything has nuance. I am not defending those who want the word trans dropped atall. I argue against those people. But I'm also not ignorant to nuance and layers in things. I can be against one thing whilst having a diff stance on another part of the debate based on its individual issues.
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@marie-francoiset9402 you're arguing from ignorance and bias. There are loads of trans people who have nuance. You're generalizing all trans people based on activists. Go look up Buck Angel, Blaire White, Rose Of Dawn and Debbie Hayton. All who have interviews on this channel. They're gender critical trans people. They speak out against this stuff all the time. Get out of your echo chamber some times. You're as fanatical as the activists. You're getting rude saying "what are you not getting" and saying trans people dont care about nuance. It's you who doesnt care about the nuance out there. You're speaking through a biased lens. None of those people above want enforced pronouns atall. You're speaking from complete ignorance. Go troll elsewhere. Speaking about boundaries when they make videos speaking about trans women shouldnt be in womens' sports etc Know what you're talking about before running your mouth all cocky. unfollowing
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