Irrelevant. What needs to be proven here is if a man can be a woman. — Harry Hindu
By allowing men into women's safe spaces, the assaults in bathrooms will go up undoubtedly. — Harry Hindu
What are the statistics on dwarf on normal-statured people assaults vs men on women assaults? — Harry Hindu
That depends on whether your fear is realistic or not (delusional). — Harry Hindu
I'm saying that everyone, including women, has the right to feel safe. — Harry Hindu
Hollywood went to crap 30, or 40 years ago. This is just the icing on the cake. — Punshhh
Here's a simple language game involving an infinite regress.
Here's a sqip: i
If you take any squip, and put an "i" on it's left side, the result is also a squip.
So since i is a squip, so is ii. and since ii is a squip, so is iii.
You get the idea.
Here's a language game about that language game: Is there a largest squip?
Now, where is the problem? — Banno
Why would that be a problem? — Banno
Neither. I experience psychological time only. — MoK
And why not have a language game about language games? — Banno
And what is it for discourse to be meaningful? Of course we can turn from this to consider what we are doing...
"we are playing a language game; what must be true in order to play this language game?" — Banno
Yet I could absolutely see how civilization, and the problem of standards, media of exchange, and commerce could inflate this notion into something with greater depth. — Count Timothy von Icarus
Right. As far as I can tell it's not a matter of rights. It's just up to the community's sentiments.
— frank
Do we have a right to feel safe? Does our need to feel safe override other people's rights to do other things? — Harry Hindu
Why were these woke films so bad? Well, the wokeness wasn't only limited to the storyline, but starting from the director and the people writing the stuff was made with woke choices. So you had to have female directors, female writers and representation all along. And in the end you got movies and series where basically the people making the whole thing weren't at all in their ballpark. — ssu
Seems a reasonable request — Malcolm Parry
What they cannot do is infringe the rights of women. — Malcolm Parry
What about trans men (esp. after hormones and surgery)? Ought they use women's changing rooms because they're biological women? — Michael
You'd need to spend some time contemplating the actual reading if you're going to criticize an interpretation of it. — Jamal
Being and nothing are only made to be two sides of the same coin, by doing violence to the concept. — Metaphysician Undercover
I figure what he is saying is that the concept ("Being" in the example) must be abused (defined in a way which is inconsistent with what it really means to us) in order to produce the identity relationship required by the thesis/antithesis opposition. In other words, the proposed antithesis is the antithesis of an artificially manipulated concept, designed for that antithesis. Then it turns out that all that the synthesis is, is an attempt to rectify the damage caused by that abuse. And, depending on the skill of the dialectician, this may just as likely be a step backward for the concept, as it is likely to be a step forward. — Metaphysician Undercover
You do put an awful lot of people behind bars — Malcolm Parry
Im not concerned in the slightest. — Malcolm Parry
Why not? They are at risk — Malcolm Parry
All child abusers are less likely to be killed in a women’s prison. Do you put them all there? — Malcolm Parry
Why? — fdrake
