@S60939036@BerrianStraw You describe them based on the level of everyday life impediment. A person is considered "disabled" when everyday basic function is difficult if not impossible to do. A woman with a nonfunctional reproductive system is just infertile.
@Rach4Patriarchy I figured one of women's duties was to at least, not kill/harm their kids and women seem to have a problem with this too. On the other hand, I also think women are only sympathetic to the idea because they see other women accepting the idea and refuse to back off from the hood
@neco_arctic@Beaulieu423 You're confusing a system that doesn't work with the person which is more reductionist than JK Rowling is. She's not claiming women are defective because they're infertile.
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@nyaraVT At the end of the day, since the dawn of time, that's one of many things that make women and men different. Arguing this does not change anything.
@prolacetariat Yes you do. Transwomen do not have the biological makeup or the neurological makeup of a woman. Thus any attempt to become a different sex makes you "Trans".
@DallocGazOffice@prolacetariat Transphobia isn't even a real word anymore because no one is afraid of trans people. We're just greatly annoyed that the people who originally wanted to be left alone suddenly want to be involved everywhere and when they're told "no" it's considered a hate.
@deltaozzimo You're not even taking that now. Part of accountability is not looking to anyone else or blaming anyone else for what you, your team or your group is doing. Instead of having introspection you ask "what about the men though" as if it absolves the problem
@fozzywrites That still applied even at the end of the movie helping Rodgers break his team out of prison. Cap's issue was that he and the rest of the Avengers COULD do anything and no one could stop them, save for a force even more dangerous
@fozzywrites The actual litmus test to see if you think one side was 100% right. Because they weren't. Tony did what he did because of his past form Ironman1. He didn't want a team of superheroes just doing anything because they could. He also wanted to keep his only friends safe.