Anonymous #1 23h

Honestly I see her point I don’t think it’s actual lgbtq I think it was js men being able to claim it

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Anonymous #2 23h

But people use that usually to attack trans people but it’s just a non issue, if a man wanted to attack someone they wouldn’t go through hrt or the social impact that comes with being trans they would just hurt people

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Anonymous #1 23h

There’s something I’ve seen personally on the prisons a trans person raping a woman in a female prison. I think the fear prob stems from that. I think she is js scared of men taking advantage of it

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Anonymous #2 23h

But they use a few instances to say all trans people are evil or all will commit assault it’s fear mongering for the most part, they use they fear to try to take away the rights of innocent people

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Anonymous #1 22h

They use fear to say we’ll all of these people are predators when that’s not true

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Anonymous #1 22h

No not trans it’s nothing about trans people who are actually trans. I think of it personally as those who are able to abuse the system bc there are loopholes and the wrong person will use it yk? I hope u can understand I genuinely have nothing against the lgbtq 😭

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Anonymous #1 22h

Not grouping them together at all, I’m saying individuals doesn’t matter who they identify as or who they are some people are just bad people

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Anonymous #2 22h

the issue is that people pay more attention to the fact that a perpetrator was transgender rather than someone committing an atrocious act. nobody is denying that anyone can do evil things, but the problem in these situations is that people take every opportunity to point out “evidence” of trans people being bad, in order to convince others that we need to be locked up, killed, or forcibly detransitioned - rather than identifying the root causes of acts (which is often lack of systemic support)

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Anonymous #3 22h

I don’t think it will be swayed mainly because it’s not about the people and their preferences for most; that’s a small percentage that don’t that I’ve met personally. I’d say majority are scared of the ability to abuse the system bc they can’t make sure of someone’s intentions and if they want their comfort(trans rights) or to abuse the privilege of someone else(the trans rights). Talking abt js women I’ve met (ik a lot of men are not welcoming at all). That’s what I’ve seen from it and I-

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Anonymous #2 22h

Don’t think they’re wrong for being scared because it’s not of trans it’s from men because they can’t easily overpower women and if they can get into the system like that idk there’s no clear like way to make everyone happy if that makes sense

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Anonymous #2 14h

The only thing is like, men rape trans women like crazy in men’s prisons, and I’m sure women do awful things to each other as well, why is this specific group being targeted instead of the system/behaviors

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Anonymous OP 14h

I’m not targeting trans people. I’m questioning a system that fails to protect everyone. If trans women face assault in men’s prisons and female inmates have been assaulted by trans women, then better safeguards are needed. That’s why I support more separate, safe housing/ prisons and private bathroom options. Trans people deserve safety, but women deserve privacy and protection too. Why is advocating for both considered an attack on one?

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