Right, but that is clearly where we are heading. I am just saying, nobody is going to tell me I am not a bloke.
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What's wrong with that is that you use the nonsense of saying that that is how you 'identify' as opposed to saying that that is just plain and simple what you bloody well are. To say you 'identify' is to concede that those definitions are of your choosing or might at some point change. Once you concede that absolutes are negotiable, you're in trouble.
Because notions of sexuality are fundamentally rooted in traditional conceptions of sex and gender. identifying as a man no longer means you are a man, because being a man means nothing in a scientific sense. And neither, therefore, does sexuality.
You are simply a person who today identifies as a man who fancies woman. Heterosexuality has nothing to do with it.
Laughable as that article is, it's also scary. Essentially, it is someone holding demonstrable facts up to ridicule and contempt based on an absurd, faith-based dogma. In essence, it's no different to a fundamentalist tract denouncing evolution or an article in Dabiq that holds western science in contempt because it clashes with the Koran. These people scare me.
Couldn't we just change all toilets, changing rooms etc into, those who have a pen1s, those who have a vagina and those who have both go to the raspberry one?
That wouldn't be discriminatory in any way, would it? And there would be no lack of clarity with regard to where you should go?
Because either way the person still gets to use the loo or change, so there is no discrimination. And for convenience we are merely routing people to one or the other based on a physical characteristic. Not what they see, but what they have.
I'm not seeing a flaw here, Monty old bean.
See what gender neutral toilets lead to . . . http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/man-who-...oday-1-4790075
Quite fitting where the defendant now lives...
The Cameron/Osborne wing of the Tory Party thinks being socially liberal compensates for being economically uncompromising.
Many working class people are inherenrly socially conservative and have no natural political home. Few politicians have the guts to swim against the tide. David Davis might, I think.... Tim Farron was hounded out of his job for not trashing his beliefs on gay sex.