Atheism isn't a believe in something. It's simply a reaction of nonbelief to a belief someone else holds about a god or gods. Without theism, there are no atheist. You may as well ask someone to prove the meaning of life in a universe where Santa Claus isn't real. If you want to debate the meaning of life, go for it, but you can't put the burden on someone to disprove your beliefs about what you think it's about That burden is on you.
Sorry, I'm new here so maybe I haven't wrapped my head around the framework. We can drop the "dignity" part and leave it to "rights" if you like. I'm just looking for a civil discussion and I hope to better understand those who feel transwomen and women are the same as has been expressed often in certain media.
Okay, for the sake of argument, a woman is someone who is born biologically as a woman and by "dignity" I mean the dignity that all people deserve regardless of their sexuality. Is that enough?
That's part of ,my confusion with this topic. At the least women are those who are born biologically as women, but I'm not sure if that's a controversial statement for some.
The primary reason for the creation of the CSA was to preserve slavery because the wealth of the ruling class depended heavily on it. Slavery was long a point of contention since the birth of the US as a nation and for decades the US had fought to find a compromise.
Atheism isn't a believe in something. It's simply a reaction of nonbelief to a belief someone else holds about a god or gods. Without theism, there are no atheist. You may as well ask someone to prove the meaning of life in a universe where Santa Claus isn't real. If you want to debate the meaning of life, go for it, but you can't put the burden on someone to disprove your beliefs about what you think it's about That burden is on you.
Sorry, I'm new here so maybe I haven't wrapped my head around the framework. We can drop the "dignity" part and leave it to "rights" if you like. I'm just looking for a civil discussion and I hope to better understand those who feel transwomen and women are the same as has been expressed often in certain media.
Okay, for the sake of argument, a woman is someone who is born biologically as a woman and by "dignity" I mean the dignity that all people deserve regardless of their sexuality. Is that enough?
That's part of ,my confusion with this topic. At the least women are those who are born biologically as women, but I'm not sure if that's a controversial statement for some.
The primary reason for the creation of the CSA was to preserve slavery because the wealth of the ruling class depended heavily on it. Slavery was long a point of contention since the birth of the US as a nation and for decades the US had fought to find a compromise.