Sure sounds like censorship to me...

[JustKeepSwimming]

You're in dangerous territory with that comment.

STOP TRYING TO CENSOR ME!

The reason for single sex spaces is because there's places where women are vulnerable and some men can't be trusted not to take advantage of that.

So where is the concern for underage boys, who are vulnerable? Why are they less deserving of your benevolence?

[vetran]

STOP TRYING TO CENSOR ME!





So where is the concern for underage boys, who are vulnerable? Why are they less deserving of your benevolence?

double standards of course women are much less likely to assault teenage boys they can't stand the competition from the catholic priests

Just occurred to me they are men in frocks as well... They gotta be OK

[JustKeepSwimming]

as above - if I put on lippy and a dress can I wander round the ladies changing room with my bits out?

I don't want my wife or children to suffer that or similar.

While we are on this crusade, can we really do something about the old men in gym changing rooms? The ones who put one foot on the bench to air dry their balls whilst trying to start a conversation with everyone in the room?

now my daughters are past 7 neither of us want so see either of us naked.

Which is your right. Different people and different cultures don't have the same hang ups on it as many anglos.

[JustKeepSwimming]

double standards of course women are much less likely to assault teenage boys they can't stand the competition from the catholic priests

Just occurred to me they are men in frocks as well... They gotta be OK

I wasn't on about trans men. If men are a danger to women and they shouldn't be allowed in toilets or changing rooms with them, then why aren't men also a danger to other men, especially young boys?

[KinooOrKinog]

So where is the concern for underage boys, who are vulnerable? Why are they less deserving of your benevolence?

They aren't. But that's not what the debate is about. It's about men thinking they have the right to access women's single sex spaces. Maybe a better question is why do you think they deserve that right?

[JustKeepSwimming]

They aren't. But that's not what the debate is about. It's about men thinking they have the right to access women's single sex spaces. Maybe a better question is why do you think they deserve that right?

I thought this discussion was about protection from dangerous men? You seem to be the one who want to exclude men from the discussion?

I suppose you also advocate for a criminal law that prevents any man from entering a woman's single sex space? Because we don't have one and have never had one.

[vetran]

I wasn't on about trans men. If men are a danger to women and they shouldn't be allowed in toilets or changing rooms with them, then why aren't men also a danger to other men, especially young boys?

sadly they are which is why many changing spaces are cubicles and massive efforts are made to keep predators away.

[JustKeepSwimming]

sadly they are which is why many changing spaces are cubicles and massive efforts are made to keep predators away.

So we stick a sign 'Biological women only'. Tap ourselves on the back for protecting our womenfolk.

Now what? Mr Predator can't read.

[SueEllen]

There are a few things going on here and your inability to keep on point is wearing... I regard Linehan's contributions to the Trans debate to be appropriate given what is at stake: the unnecessary and experimental medicalisation of children; the insertion of mediocre, male-bodied people into women's sport; and the wanton destruction of safeguarding around single sex spaces.

The reaction of the media and the entertainment world to those contributions I find to be shameful. I doubt that history will be kind to his detractors. Time will tell.

FYI: holding negative opinions on Islam is NOT protected under the EA2010. The right to not believe, and to not be discriminated against because of this unbelief, is... you should read it; it's really very interesting and would help you to not embarrass yourself in public.

So, a simple question for you given your apparent stance on this issue: do you believe that male-bodied people should be allowed to undress and shower in communal changing rooms alongside children and teenage girls?

You know us women can speak up for ourselves?

Or do you only listen to other men?

[Zigenare]

You know us women can speak up for ourselves?

Or do you only listen to other men?

Well do so!