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BigBallinStalin wrote:Phatscotty wrote:/ wrote:Phatscotty wrote:Metsfanmax wrote:Phatscotty wrote:But, intersex is way different from transgender. intersex is a physical issue and is a fact of life from birth. Intergender is 100% in the mind and not an issue of birth. Some may say it's in the heart or the soul too. But the point is,there is no way to prove or disprove what your mind truly thinks or identifies with, it all comes down to the spoken word 'I decide to become and declare myslef to be intergender' Someone can lie about that, for whatever reason or no reason at all, perhaps even just to cause a problem for someone they don't like, and how could you prove someone is lying about that or if they are telling the truth.
I don't believe you tell the truth about anything.
Oh, hello Mets! Luckily there is a way we can find out! Let's take what I said one thing at a time.
#1
'intersex is way different from transgender'
I don't get it Mets. You say I don't tell the truth about anything. So, concerning #1, what did I 'lie' or speak incorrectly about? You must be of the opinion intersex and transgender the same things?
I kinda did just provide four different studies on the last page discussing how transgender individual's bodies and minds are often different on a scientifically measurable level. But sure, go ahead and talk with Mets, you obviously have your reasons for not wanting to talk about that...Phatscotty wrote:There are some other reasons and factors too, but those are not for public conversation/ wrote:Right! That's it, I forgot that science isn't fit for public conversation anymore. Sorry about that.
science isn't the only thing that exists here, is it?
I don't see what there is to talk about transgenders given we both seem to agree. The thing with Mets is just a side game for extra gil.
I occasionally find myself wondering how many resources are wasted from conversing with you. You want something objective (i.e. scientific), and it's given to you, then you (very likely) ignore that and either (a) make some new point and/or (b) repeat your previous argument. Someone reminds you of the data, and then you say, "science isn't the only thing that exists here, is it?" Yarg...
Phatscotty wrote:There are some other reasons and factors too, but those are not for public conversation
/ wrote:Right! That's it, I forgot that science isn't fit for public conversation anymore. Sorry about that.
ConfederateSS wrote:----FYI..I don't need to google shit. Maybe you should try living and talking to people. Who live on two sides of a river. A medium Canadian city and a large US one. I know how real people talk and act. It might say African,Asian,or Latin Canadian on paper. But the actual Canadian people(in the 21st Cen.) are above such things. As cheap American race card tactics. It shows the two societies and their educational systems in a nutshell. Maybe you should stop googling and come across the pond more often.I know talking is becoming a lost concept in this day and age. I can see why you find it bizarre. Don't try and tell me about my own History. You might want to google how US Vets were treated by Americans. When they came home from Vietnam. So I know all about "The Stars and Stripes". ,"The Union Jack" as well.
ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
Phatscotty wrote:/ wrote: Everyone is free to express themselves how they want
including racially
Phatscotty wrote:science isn't the only thing that exists here, is it?
Phatscotty wrote:Phatscotty wrote:There are some other reasons and factors too, but those are not for public conversation/ wrote:Right! That's it, I forgot that science isn't fit for public conversation anymore. Sorry about that.
I wasn't ignoring anything. I do not dispute his link or the science in it. Where you went wrong was assuming we were talking about things that we weren't talking about. That came in the realm of 'public conversation' and my comments about why I wasn't going to talk about some of the other reasons, granted I already listed science.... here. / was wrong to assume my other reasons and factors were science (they aren't), and you took that deflated ball and tried driving it to the hole.
/ wrote:Phatscotty wrote:/ wrote: Everyone is free to express themselves how they want
including racially
Fine with me, go for it! Just remember that many people who deviate from society's "norms" face hard paths for expressing themselves, particularly if it involves blackface.Phatscotty wrote:science isn't the only thing that exists here, is it?
Yeah, but it is the the most important thing in defining objective reality, which is pretty important in any case of fairness.Phatscotty wrote:Phatscotty wrote:There are some other reasons and factors too, but those are not for public conversation/ wrote:Right! That's it, I forgot that science isn't fit for public conversation anymore. Sorry about that.
I wasn't ignoring anything. I do not dispute his link or the science in it. Where you went wrong was assuming we were talking about things that we weren't talking about. That came in the realm of 'public conversation' and my comments about why I wasn't going to talk about some of the other reasons, granted I already listed science.... here. / was wrong to assume my other reasons and factors were science (they aren't), and you took that deflated ball and tried driving it to the hole.
Meh, I wasn't really being serious, it was out of context on purpose to highlight the trend of these types of threads to rely more on feelings than debating the objective facts for balance.
Phatscotty wrote:I'm just too patient and articulate, too willing to help. I simply can't resist dominating the situation
Phatscotty wrote:I like the way you think. But actually, per emotional barbarianism designed to prevent actual discussion.... Mets doesn't stalk me anymore, Woodruff is vanquished. BBS still tries, but I never get sucked into the hatred. 2015 has seen a lot of good convos so far.
[/quote]Phatscotty wrote:āJudgement Freeā Gym Revokes Membership Of Woman Who Complained About Transgender Woman In The Locker RoomA statement released by the nationwide workout chain indicates that Cormier was banned because she violated the fitness chainās āJudgement Free Zoneā policy. Planet Fitnessā statement reads:
""Planet Fitness is committed to creating a non-intimidating, welcoming environment for our members. Our gender identity non-discrimination policy states that members and guests may use all gym facilities based on their sincere self-reported gender identity. In expressing her concerns about the policy, the member in question exhibited behavior that club management deemed inappropriate and disruptive to other members, which is a violation of the membership agreement and as a result her membership was canceled.""
http://dailycaller.com/2015/03/07/judge ... oom-video/
/ wrote:Phatscotty wrote:/ wrote: Everyone is free to express themselves how they want
including racially
Fine with me, go for it! Just remember that many people who deviate from society's "norms" face hard paths for expressing themselves, particularly if it involves blackface.Phatscotty wrote:science isn't the only thing that exists here, is it?
Yeah, but it is the the most important thing in defining objective reality, which is pretty important in any case of fairness.Phatscotty wrote:Phatscotty wrote:There are some other reasons and factors too, but those are not for public conversation/ wrote:Right! That's it, I forgot that science isn't fit for public conversation anymore. Sorry about that.
I wasn't ignoring anything. I do not dispute his link or the science in it. Where you went wrong was assuming we were talking about things that we weren't talking about. That came in the realm of 'public conversation' and my comments about why I wasn't going to talk about some of the other reasons, granted I already listed science.... here. / was wrong to assume my other reasons and factors were science (they aren't), and you took that deflated ball and tried driving it to the hole.
Meh, I wasn't really being serious, it was out of context on purpose to highlight the trend of these types of threads to rely more on feelings than debating the objective facts for balance.
PLAYER57832 wrote:Phatscotty wrote:āJudgement Freeā Gym Revokes Membership Of Woman Who Complained About Transgender Woman In The Locker RoomA statement released by the nationwide workout chain indicates that Cormier was banned because she violated the fitness chainās āJudgement Free Zoneā policy. Planet Fitnessā statement reads:
""Planet Fitness is committed to creating a non-intimidating, welcoming environment for our members. Our gender identity non-discrimination policy states that members and guests may use all gym facilities based on their sincere self-reported gender identity. In expressing her concerns about the policy, the member in question exhibited behavior that club management deemed inappropriate and disruptive to other members, which is a violation of the membership agreement and as a result her membership was canceled.""
http://dailycaller.com/2015/03/07/judge ... oom-video/
I started to read through this whole thread, then bounced to the bottom... seems too many people here would still just rather trot out their judgementalism than really understand anything.
I am by no means a "transgender champion" , but you know what? I am more bothered by women who "stare" because they are attracted to other women than by a man who has definite other interests! ( Neither is really a big issue as long as that is where it stays) The issue is really harassment, not the genitalia one has or does not have. There used to be common gender rules, but they no longer apply in the same way, so society has to change.
That, too is freedom... REAL freedom means respecting all, not just your own ideas and beliefs.
Phatscotty wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:REAL freedom means respecting all, not just your own ideas and beliefs.
That's contradictory. Freedom means everyone else has to change? Hmm, I understood Freedom and rights to be 'so long as they do not violate another's Freedoms and rights'?
Phatscotty wrote:That's okay, I'm not the type to hissy over something like that n just let it be. But I did want to ask you something...... is science really more important than behavior? than education? than experience? even culture? And per the science thrown around the last few years, it seems like the science wasn't even right or else many people were knowingly telling some big lies in order to paint a false picture in attempt to gain an edge over everyone else in the name of equality. What I am talking about here is..... not so long ago, everyone was running around repeating what they heard repeated then defending it to the death....and that was 'they are born that way' 'we were born that way' Um, actually, science finds newborn babies do not possess sexuality.
warmonger1981 wrote:What is a good age for children to decide if they are boy or girl regardless of physical genitalia? Who are we to say yes or no to them? Remember no one can tell another how one perceives themselves even if the brain hasn't fully developed. Right?
Woodruff wrote:Phatscotty wrote:I like the way you think. But actually, per emotional barbarianism designed to prevent actual discussion.... Mets doesn't stalk me anymore, Woodruff is vanquished. BBS still tries, but I never get sucked into the hatred. 2015 has seen a lot of good convos so far.
I really don't understand why you're so afraid of me. You should probably get some counseling for that.
Lootifer wrote:Crikey dick, is this what happens when a wild PS is left unchecked?
TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Haha you so crazy, phat.
I'd be interested in seeng that study re: twins.
-TG
Phatscotty wrote: Currently, the most accurate study/most damning to the oppressed protesting fanatics, is the study that looked at twins. Where one sibling is gay, they found only 1% of the time the other sibling was also gay, finding there is no genetic link whatsoever to being 'born that way' and that it is a learned behavior. also fitting perfectly with the U.S. Census finding that the percentage of gay people in America is 1-3%.
"We found 52 percent of identical twin brothers of gay men also were gay, compared with 22 percent of fraternal twins, compared with 11 percent of genetically unrelated brothers,"
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