Giday, humans. Welcome to the safe space for dangerous ideas and what ideas will be more

dangerous than a trans woman who, and yeah, I've already gone there. See, that's it. That is,

I've already said the word, the word has been triggered. Sound the alarms, call in the hounds, storm the castle.

The T-word has been...

Will we ever call it the T-word?

I could imagine a day when we call it the T-word.

There are other words that I won't name, obviously, for obvious reasons, such as losing my job,

that you can't say.

I wonder if someday we'll say.

Remember when we used to use the T word to differentiate between different types of women,

but they're all women now.

We don't need to differentiate between them just because of the nature of their privates.

But now it's 2023, so I think I'm allowed to say,

should a trans woman who was convicted of sexual violence when she was identified as male, right, sexual violence against women in the body of a man that she was, but she wasn't a man, obviously, because she was a trans woman inside all along, but she had the physiology of a man, when she was a male rapist, not a male, but in the body,

when she was a woman inside the body of a male style, you know, physiology, and that male style

physiology was raping women, biological women, then after that biological physical male who's actually

a woman inside becomes a woman like a chrysalis butterfly out of a, you know, into a new realm,

then should that transgender woman, if she hasn't had any biological changes done to her, after she's been convicted

of sexual violence and is sent to prison, go to a female prison. See, that was an easy, see,

it's so much easier now, isn't it? We used to just, we used to get so tied up and caught up and

tangled in so many confusing details about biological sex

when there was this dogma of the biological binary of men and women.

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