Transgender Woman Sent Back To Male Prison Despite Appeal

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Like I said, it doesn't matter what you see or how you feel. The fact is opinions are invalid when in the realm of science. Biologically he is a male so once again I ask, what reason should he not go to the male prison?
And? I'm expressing my opinion on the subject. My reasoning is he underwent a male-to-female transition, and that should be deemed valid. I don't care if you find my opinion or my reasoning on the matter invalid, that is my reason. You asked me what it was, and I've told you. Either take it as that's my reason, or that's where the conversation ends.
 

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And? I'm expressing my opinion on the subject. My reasoning is he underwent a male-to-female transition, and that should be deemed valid. I don't care if you find my opinion or my reasoning on the matter invalid, that is my reason.
You have to bring reasoning to the table my boy. I've already dismissed how you feel using facts. I don't care whether or not for your opinion tbh. I'm just stating the laws of Science which are deeemed factual and have no inclusion of predilection. All I'm seeing from you is how I feel this shouldn't have happened when you're making zero sense. So once again based off of science he is a man, so why shouldn't a man be in a male prison?
 

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You have to bring reasoning to the table my boy. I've already dismissed how you feel using facts. I don't care whether or not for your opinion tbh. I'm just stating the laws of Science which are deeemed factual and have no inclusion of predilection. All I'm seeing from you is how I feel this shouldn't have happened when you're making zero sense. So once again based off of science he is a man, so why shouldn't a man be in a male prison?
That IS my reasoning. I don't see why you can't understand that. You dismiss that as invalid, then so be it. But asking me the question over and over again won't change my answer. I don't care that you see it as invalid, so my answer won't change. You've said what you had to say about my answer, so there's no need to keep asking the same question.

I'm not basing my view on the matter on the scientific basis that she's biologically a man because human beings have evolved past such narrow-minded thinking. There are times when we go "Okay, this is what scientifically is, we can't go around that." I don't view this as one of those times.
 
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That IS my reasoning. I don't see why you can't understand that. You dismiss that as invalid, then so be it. But asking me the question over and over again won't change my answer. I don't care that you see it as invalid, so my answer won't change. You've said what you had to say about my answer, so there's no need to keep asking the same question.

I'm not basing my view on the matter on the scientific basis that she's biologically a man because human beings have evolved past such narrow-minded thinking. There are times when we go "Okay, this is what scientifically is, we can't go around that." I don't view this as one of those times.
What does the bold have to do with what is fact? Don't answer that. You're entitled to your opinion
 

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What does the bold have to do with what is fact? Don't answer that. You're entitled to your opinion
You're saying we should limit the handling of this situation on the fact that she is biologically male. I'm saying human beings are smart enough to not have to, and instead handle it based on things like empathy, sympathy, judging the situation socially rather than just using cold hard facts like computers or machines.

Human beings are biologically unable to breathe underwater, but we were smart enough to realize we don't have to adhere to that just because that's the scientific fact, and developed ways to do so, such as scuba gear. It's that principle I'm applying here.

A more similar example would be something like adoptive parents. If someone adopts you, they're not biologically your parents, but can still legally be treated as such. This is one example of where someone can be treated as what they biologically are not because it's simply the right thing to do, it's simply what socially makes sense.
 
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You're saying we should limit the handling of this situation on the fact that she is biologically male. I'm saying human beings are smart enough to not have to, and instead handle it based on things like empathy, sympathy, judging the situation socially rather than just using cold hard facts like computers or machines.
Aren't males biologically stronger than females? Do males automatically become shaped like females during the transition? Because we should show empathy and sympathy toward him for the criminal activity he did right? While we're at it, let's show empathy and sympathy to that Texas pedo that raped that 2 yr old girl since you know, they can't really help it

Human beings are biologically unable to breathe underwater, but we were smart enough to realize we don't have to adhere to that just because that's the scientific fact, and developed ways to do so, such as scuba gear. It's that principle I'm applying here.
Don't see what that has to do with the subject at hand. You're right in regards to us not being able to breathe underwater. But having scuba gear doesn't take away from the fact that we cannot BIOLOGICALLY breathe underwater.


A more similar example would be something like adoptive parents. If someone adopts you, they're not biologically your parents, but can still legally be treated as such. This is one example of where someone can be treated as what they biologically are not because it's simply the right thing to do, it's simply what socially makes sense.
So adoptive parents is the same thing as someone thinking they're the opposite gender even though science says otherwise? Bruh...
 

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Aren't males biologically stronger than females? Do males automatically become shaped like females during the transition?
This once again brings up the insinuation that her presence in a women's prison presents some danger they weren't already exposed to. Yeah, she's naturally stronger than other women. But there are women in the prison who are already naturally stronger, or weaker, than any other given woman also in the prison. One could make this argument to cis women and say that jails should only contain women with the same natural strength.

Because we should show empathy and sympathy toward him for the criminal activity he did right? While we're at it, let's show empathy and sympathy to that Texas pedo that raped that 2 yr old girl since you know, they can't really help it
I said things LIKE empathy, sympathy, and what's socially correct. I never said using sympathy and empathy for this scenario. The point of that section was to say that humans don't have to base everything on just the fact that it's biological, and those are SOME of the things that they can be based off.


Don't see what that has to do with the subject at hand. You're right in regards to us not being able to breathe underwater. But having scuba gear doesn't take away from the fact that we cannot BIOLOGICALLY breathe underwater.
The point of it is so show that human beings aren't just limited by biology. With regards to breathing underwater, we went "Well, here's something we can't do because of our biology." Instead of adhering to biology, human beings invented ways to bypass that biological limitation. Can we breathe underwater? No. Did we lay down and accept that just because it's biology? No. That shows that biology does not have to be the end-all-be-all of the conversation.

So adoptive parents is the same thing as someone thinking they're the opposite gender even though science says otherwise? Bruh...
In a sense, yes. Both are examples of someone playing the role of something they are not biologically. The difference between the two is that one is a physical alteration of one's body, but both have one core similarity: It is someone being treated as something despite biologically not being that thing. Even though an adoptive parent is not the biological parent of a child, they still get the same legal treatment as though they were biologically that child's parent. This same principle can be applied to a transsexual: Even though she's not biologically female, she can be given the same legal treatment as though she were.
 

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This once again brings up the insinuation that her presence in a women's prison presents some danger they weren't already exposed to. Yeah, she's naturally stronger than other women. But there are women in the prison who are already naturally stronger, or weaker, than any other given woman also in the prison. One could make this argument to cis women and say that jails should only contain women with the same natural strength.
He biologically has the physique of a man, so I don't even know what you're trying to argue. Even though there are women stronger than other women biologically. Let Kimbo Slice get a *** change and put him into the cage with your average woman and see how fast people get mad

I said things LIKE empathy, sympathy, and what's socially correct. I never said using sympathy and empathy for this scenario. The point of that section was to say that humans don't have to base everything on just the fact that it's biological, and those are SOME of the things that they can be based off.
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You're saying we should limit the handling of this situation on the fact that she is biologically male. I'm saying human beings are smart enough to not have to, and instead handle it based on things like empathy, sympathy, judging the situation socially rather than just using cold hard facts like computers or machines.
It already said in the article that he is viewed as a he and biology supports that statement. Regardless about how you or him feel, the fact is that he is a male. Empathy and sympathy are a byproduct of subjective thinking. He was sent to the male prision based on the fact that he is biologically a male

The point of it is so show that human beings aren't just limited by biology. With regards to breathing underwater, we went "Well, here's something we can't do because of our biology." Instead of adhering to biology, human beings invented ways to bypass that biological limitation. Can we breathe underwater? No. Did we lay down and accept that just because it's biology? No. That shows that biology does not have to be the end-all-be-all of the conversation.
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So *** changes eliminate the amount of chromosomes that makeup your ***? Oh lawd

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Don't see what that has to do with the subject at hand. You're right in regards to us not being able to breathe underwater. But having scuba gear doesn't take away from the fact that we cannot BIOLOGICALLY breathe underwater.
In a sense, yes. Both are examples of someone playing the role of something they are not biologically. The difference between the two is that one is a physical alteration of one's body, but both have one core similarity: It is someone being treated as something despite biologically not being that thing. Even though an adoptive parent is not the biological parent of a child, they still get the same legal treatment as though they were biologically that child's parent. This same principle can be applied to a transsexual: Even though she's not biologically female, she can be given the same legal treatment as though she were.
I think I am a woman even though factually and biologically I am a man, therefore I should be treated like a woman because that's how I think and feel

vs

I am a kid in a shelter who doesn't have parents and am in need of someone to take care of me because I lack the (proper) parents to do so


See how different that is? Totally unrelatable
 
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And sorry, why is it your business? Why does your slight discomfort get to decide other people's life choices again? How important are you any how?
The whole point of separating out places based on gender is so that people may feel comfortable in it.

The whole reason a woman goes into a women's changing room is because she does not feel comfortable stripping in front of men.

You cannot force her to share it with someone who used to be man if she doesn't want. What about her right?

It seems the desire to play the knight in shining armor for one transgender has made you blind to others.

Yes everyone has a bloody right to make their own choices but only as long as it doesn't start interfering with others'. These are public places not private where people can anything according to their own whims.

Btw I did not say he can't alter his body, I couldn't care less about it, learn to read.
 
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The whole point of separating out places based on gender is so that people may feel comfortable in it.

The whole reason a woman goes into a women's changing room is because she does not feel comfortable stripping in front of men.

You cannot force her to share it with someone who used to be man if she doesn't want. What about her right?

It seems the desire to play the knight in shining armor for one transgender has made you blind to others.

Yes everyone has a bloody right to make their own choices but only as long as it doesn't start interfering with others'. These are public places not private where people can anything according to their own whims.

Btw I did not say he can't alter his body, I couldn't care less about it, learn to read.

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He biologically has the physique of a man, so I don't even know what you're trying to argue. Even though there are women stronger than other women biologically. Let Kimbo Slice get a *** change and put him into the cage with your average woman and see how fast people get mad
You are saying that because she has the biological physique of a man, he poses a threat to these women because he's biologically stronger than most if not all of them. This argument falls through for two reasons

1. Those women already pose a danger to each other because some of them are violent and ruthless. It's a place with murderers, rapists, gang members, etc. Adding her to the prison doesn't add danger, there is already a lot of danger there. The fact that he poses a danger to the women is irrelevant because danger is already a very dangerous place.

2. What about women who are biologically stronger than other women? By this logic, the inmates of a prison should be organized and determined by physical strength. A woman who can bench press 100 pounds should not be in the same prison as a woman who can't even lift a dumbbell because she's stronger than her and has a stronger physique if we go by what you're saying. If Rhonda Rhousey committed a murder, she should not be put in a women's prison because she has the physique and strength to beat a grown man's ass by this logic.





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You really need to read it better.


It already said in the article that he is viewed as a he and biology supports that statement. Regardless about how you or him feel, the fact is that he is a male. Empathy and sympathy are a byproduct of subjective thinking. He was sent to the male prision based on the fact that he is biologically a male
You're not even reading my posts at this point. I fully understand she is biologically a male, and I fully understand that's why she was sent to a male prison. I disagree with the notion that her being biologically a male is the final say in this conversation because human beings have reached a point where that hasn't stopped us before. We've reached a point where we ignored the scientific/biological limitation, and found ways around it simply because we wanted to, and that can be applied here.


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So *** changes eliminate the amount of chromosomes that makeup your ***? Oh lawd

:lmao:
*Sigh* Oh my god...

I never said she wasn't biologically a male. I said that doesn't have to be the end of the conversation.


I think I am a woman even though factually and biologically I am a man, therefore I should be treated like a woman because that's how I think and feel

vs

I am a kid in a shelter who doesn't have parents and am in need of someone to take care of me because I lack the (proper) parents to do so


See how different that is? Totally unrelatable
Eh. After my last encounter with Inanimated, I can't say I'm surprised to see someone to stupid to tell what an analogy is.

They are related because they are both someone playing a role they biologically are not.

"I assume the role of this child's parent even though factually and biologically I am not its parent; despite this I am legally treated the same way this child's biological parent would be treated."

analogous to

"I assume the role of a woman even though factually and biologically I am not a woman; despite this I am legally treated the same way a biological woman would be treated."

I never said these two concepts are the exact same, there are differences. However, all analogies compare two things that have many differences. The point of an analogy is compare a shared principle.
The whole point of separating out places based on gender is so that people may feel comfortable in it.

The whole reason a woman goes into a women's changing room is because she does not feel comfortable stripping in front of men.

You cannot force her to share it with someone who used to be man if she doesn't want. What about her right?

It seems the desire to play the knight in shining armor for one transgender has made you blind to others.

Yes everyone has a bloody right to make their own choices but only as long as it doesn't start interfering with others'. These are public places not private where people can anything according to their own whims.

Btw I did not say he can't alter his body, I couldn't care less about it, learn to read.
Because as we all know, comfort is the number one standard for prison. That's why we let them have top-floor apartments as rooms, hot 5-star, nutritious meals whenever they want, and private showers. Oh wait, it's prison. I know men who wouldn't feel comfortable showering with other men, especially violent strangers. I take it I have your support in case one of these guys ends up in jail and requests a clean, private bathroom during his entire stay because you can't force discomfort on him, right?
 
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You are saying that because she has the biological physique of a man, he poses a threat to these women because he's biologically stronger than most if not all of them. This argument falls through for two reasons

1. Those women already pose a danger to each other because some of them are violent and ruthless. It's a place with murderers, rapists, gang members, etc. Adding her to the prison doesn't add danger, there is already a lot of danger there. The fact that he poses a danger to the women is irrelevant because danger is already a very dangerous place.

2. What about women who are biologically stronger than other women? By this logic, the inmates of a prison should be organized and determined by physical strength. A woman who can bench press 100 pounds should not be in the same prison as a woman who can't even lift a dumbbell because she's stronger than her and has a stronger physique if we go by what you're saying. If Rhonda Rhousey committed a murder, she should not be put in a women's prison because she has the physique and strength to beat a grown man's ass by this logic.






You really need to read it better.



You're not even reading my posts at this point. I fully understand she is biologically a male, and I fully understand that's why she was sent to a male prison. I disagree with the notion that her being biologically a male is the final say in this conversation because human beings have reached a point where that hasn't stopped us before. We've reached a point where we ignored the scientific/biological limitation, and found ways around it simply because we wanted to, and that can be applied here.




*Sigh* Oh my god...

I never said she wasn't biologically a male. I said that doesn't have to be the end of the conversation.



Eh. After my last encounter with Inanimated, I can't say I'm surprised to see someone to stupid to tell what an analogy is.

They are related because they are both someone playing a role they biologically are not.

"I assume the role of this child's parent even though factually and biologically I am not its parent; despite this I am legally treated the same way this child's biological parent would be treated."

analogous to

"I assume the role of a woman even though factually and biologically I am not a woman; despite this I am legally treated the same way a biological woman would be treated."

I never said these two concepts are the exact same, there are differences. However, all analogies compare two things that have many differences. The point of an analogy is compare a shared principle.


Because as we all know, comfort is the number one standard for prison. That's why we let them have top-floor apartments as rooms, hot 5-star, nutritious meals whenever they want, and private showers. Oh wait, it's prison. I know men who wouldn't feel comfortable showering with other men, especially violent strangers. I take it I have your support in case one of these guys ends up in jail and requests a clean, private bathroom during his entire stay because you can't force discomfort on him, right?
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Because as we all know, comfort is the number one standard for prison. That's why we let them have top-floor apartments as rooms, hot 5-star, nutritious meals whenever they want, and private showers. Oh wait, it's prison. I know men who wouldn't feel comfortable showering with other men, especially violent strangers. I take it I have your support in case one of these guys ends up in jail and requests a clean, private bathroom during his entire stay because you can't force discomfort on him, right?
That's different though, you can't force a female in male prison, here a male(at least to the female inmates) is sent among them, that sort of discomfort isn't forced; that's why people have to deal with sharing bathrooms etc with same *** violent criminals but not opposite ones. So you can't compare this idea of comfort to simply low quality food and living standard in general.

Of course you can argue that female inmates need to understand she is a * Woman(the tranny) but not everyone has your conviction, and like I said this kind of discomfort isn't a part of punishment.
 
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That's different though, you can't force a female in male prison, here a male(at least to the female inmates) is sent among them, that sort of discomfort isn't forced; that's why people have to deal with sharing bathrooms etc with same *** violent criminals but not opposite ones. So you can't compare this idea of comfort to simply low quality food and living standard in general.

Of course you can argue that female inmates need to understand she is a * Woman(the tranny) but not everyone has your conviction, and like I said this kind of discomfort isn't a part of punishment.
This makes no sense. I honestly doubt the people eating slop, showering and shitting in front of each other, and surrounded by potential danger is gonna become unbearable comfortable because of this. Like, "Yeah, it's prison, before it was alright but this is gonna be what breaks me."
 

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This makes no sense. I honestly doubt the people eating slop, showering and shitting in front of each other, and surrounded by potential danger is gonna become unbearable comfortable because of this. Like, "Yeah, it's prison, before it was alright but this is gonna be what breaks me."
So you get that this isn't a part of the punishment, right? I can agree that it's a small factor comparatively, but if you throw scale out the window, this is wrong (albeit on a small level), that's sort of in the Politically correct category but practically I can agree it's not big of a deal and she should be sent to female prison.
 
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