- Let's agree that if you knew for a fact that there is such a thing as Transgenderism, you wouldn't need someone else to explain it to you.
- The ideology is called Feminism and most modern Feminists make this claim:
- non-binary and gender-nonconforming people are valid in their stated identities.
I think that you will actually find that Feminism and Transgenderism both clash:
And there is more evidence like this.
Also, I don't agree with modern feminism either, because its whole goal is to demean men, take away masculinity from society, and not help women.
But that is a topic for another time.
Also, if you could explain the Transgender Ideology to me, that would make it easier for me to dispute based on your claim, but if decide not to then I can agree to in the absence of an explanation.
- Re-enforces the Constitutional right to free expresssion
Transgenderism doesn't re-enforce this right. It uses this right.
If Transgenderism were to re-enforce this right, that would have to mean that this right was (before) being taken away or threatened.
But it hasn't and if anything, it has become the complete opposite in more free expression of ideas and ideology's (Transgenderism).
The very fact that Transgenderism is now a widespread phenomenon and have become a cultural upward in the west proves that free expression has not been threatened, but instead used to its almost full capacity.
Transgenderism doesn't re-enforce this right; it uses it at full capacity to gain an advantage in the culture war.
So, I think that it is safe to conclude that Transgenderism doesn't exactly benefit society in this way.
- Permits all citizens to contribute to society equally unemcumbered by the irrational fears and prejudices of others
Ok, and that's what I am going for. The bolded words. What exactly does it contribute. Because if it is a good contribution, then I would be all for it taking away irrational fears of benefiting society.
Although the specific dynamics are not well understood, biological differences between cis and trans people have been documented. Few American biologists would agree with the statement the the human categories of men and women are fundamental differences with sharp boundries.
I actually think that a lot of American and other countries biologists would agree that men and woman are very different.
I mean I can show you:
"At the time, this was not a universally popular idea. The neuroscience community had largely considered any observed sex-associated differences in cognition and behavior in humans to be due to the effects of cultural influences. Animal researchers, for their part, seldom even bothered to use female rodents in their experiments, figuring that the cyclical variations in their reproductive hormones would introduce confounding variability into the search for fundamental neurological insights.
Nirao Shah studies how some genes at work in the mouse brain determine sex-specific behaviors, like the female trait of protecting the nest from intruders. He says most of these genes have human analogues, but their function is not fully understood.".
But over the past 15 years or so, there’s been a sea change as new technologies have generated a growing pile of evidence that there are inherent differences in how men’s and women’s brains are wired and how they work."
I want to point out that when the article says," but their function is not fully understood." it almost exactly correlates with what you said, "Although the specific dynamics are not well understood...".
You can do a deep dive in this article like I have. It's very interesting and peculiar.
Now I will agree that most biologists today who get the media's attention don't claim this. Media is a powerful tool. So of course, most biologists will say that there aren't inherent differences, when all the biologists who are saying there are, are being somewhat silenced and persecuted (socially) from their study's.
Almost all scientists agree that there exist biological "shades of gray" between men and women that sometimes manifest as trangenderism or other nonbinary nonconformities.
Yes. All scientists who are being pushed by the mainstream media.
- If you are, as you say, sticking with the biology, then your plan to eradicate transgenderism should be entirely off the table.
I think not.
Biology can for sure say with confidence that men and women are different, and one cannot change into another.
When other biologists challenge this idea (which I don't have a problem with) they always get stuck into a situation, where they claim there could be possibilities, but they don't have enough evidence to prove otherwise.
We can also say with confidence that the mental illness, Gender Dysphoria exists, and that transgender individuals share the same symptoms of this mental illness.