Deleted User wrote: » Yes Joey. I can. Pandering to people is disrespectful. I don't consider a trans woman to be the same as a woman. It's not disrespectful to act accordingly. If I self identify as respectful, then would you accept it?
drunkmonkey wrote: » Dehumanised is a strong word, calling a male a male is not dehumanising them. Trans women are being utterly selfish demanding absolute equal rights with women if they were born with a 3 piece suite. It's easy wash your hands of JY, she's a pedo nothing to do with us. She's only enforcing the rights trans people fought for. I fully believe you want her to win this case against the women regardless of what you think of her personally.
Tikki Wang Wang wrote: » Could these be considered? Ze/Per/Hir/They – Pronouns used in the trans community instead of “he/she” or “him/her.” These pronouns offer inclusion and accuracy for someone who doesn’t identify by the male/female gender classifications. Note: Not all trans people use these pronouns; many use “he” or “she.” [Hir: (here) A non-gender specific pronoun used instead of “her” and “him.” Sie or Ze: (see or zee) A non-gender specific pronoun used instead of “she” and “he.” Ve: (vee) A non-gender specific pronoun used instead of “she” and “he.”]https://www.wou.edu/wp/safezone/pronouns/
Zaph wrote: » Given that much of this discussion is about a person that you're unlikely ever to meet, why are you taking such an entrenched view on it? How is it going to affect you personally if a person asks that they be referred to as her/she? It's going to have about as much impact on you as if I insisted that you from now on only refer to me as Bob. The only difference is that Bob is not part of my identity, so it really doesn't bother me if you do that or not. But identity is everything to a transgender person, so referring to them by something other than the pronoun that they have chosen for themselves and have asked people to use when referring to them does bother them. Your world isn't going to cave in if you accede to that request, however repeated denials of the request may ultimately cause theirs to collapse as they fight for acceptance. You don't even have to believe that it's the right word to use, but at the end of the day it's just a word that you've been asked to use, so why not use it?
splinter65 wrote: » ...the emperors new clothes treatment?
Joeytheparrot wrote: » Calling a person "it" is dehumanising. This discussion here is about moderation not JV so I won't discuss that here.
Joeytheparrot wrote: No
drunkmonkey wrote: » They don't want be be a ze, hir or any other made up words. They want full recognition of their adopted sex and all the rights that grants. That's what they have in Canada and hence there now the laughing stock of the world. Were only 1 clause in legislation from granting full women's rights to transpeople here. Were dehumanising, transphobic and being selfish bigots by not granting those rights if your to put on your trans hat.
JohnMc1 wrote: » Can we get rid of those Gender Studies terms? Why legitimize those terms. Let's call "cisgender" people exactly what they are. Normal and sane.
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: » Reported this disgusting post earlier: Can a mod or admin explain why nothing was done about it?
Deleted User wrote: » none of your examples map over to instructing people to use what they believe to be the wrong pronouns for others against their wishes.
Deleted User wrote: » 'gender as a protected status' is nonsense word salad in this context.
Deleted User wrote: » this is a topical issue, in no way agreed upon as resolved in our wider society and enforcement of it in this heavyhanded dictat approach is a total misstep from boards. do you have to agree to enforce this approach to become/remain a mod of CA/IMHO?
Deleted User wrote: » I am referring to a person's biological sex. Not their gender. "It" isn't a word I would use. But it's just as accurate as calling a biological man "she". I do respect transgender people. I just disagree that someone who is born a man can ever be a woman or vice versa.
derfderf wrote: » There is no scenario where using these terms are acceptable though. "It" is pretty disgusting too. He/She are not insults though. It's not a good comparison.
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: » Can a mod or admin explain why nothing was done about it?
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: Can a mod or admin explain why nothing was done about it?
Deleted User wrote: » Because that person finds "cis" to be an offensive pronoun to describe themselves. Surely you can respect that.
drunkmonkey wrote: » I'm not a mod but under article 40.6.1 of the constitution they did nothing wrong and neither did anyone in the JY thread. Boards policy should be in line with our rights as Irish citizens, it's not.
Deleted User wrote: » Well then Joey, you are just as close minded as you try to represent me to be. Hypocrisy at its finest.
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: I'm sure it's possible to find the term offensive without also feeling the need to claim that transgender people aren't 'normal' or 'sane'.
Boards.ie: Niamh wrote: The mod asked that users, when referring to Yaniv, use Yaniv's chosen pronouns. This is the correct and most respectful way to address or discuss a trans person - any trans person - by using the pronouns that reflect their own gender identity.
Joeytheparrot wrote: No I'm not closed minded at all. It's this simple. Refusing to use a trans persons preferred pronouns is disrespectful. You disrespect trans people by refusing to use their pronouns.
Joeytheparrot wrote: » Refusing to use a trans persons preferred pronouns is disrespectful. You disrespect trans people by refusing to use their pronouns.
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: Reported this disgusting post earlier:
Deleted User wrote: » Congrats. You got people banned because you didn't like their words. The trans people are safe again. 10 virtue points to you. Not all heroes wear capes.
The Specialist wrote: » Just remember reality is waiting just outside the screen and i for one will now be fighting tooth and nail against any sort of trans acceptance in Ireland.
drunkmonkey wrote: Were getting banned your not. Trans rights before men, women and children's rights is the order of the day.
Joeytheparrot wrote: » No I'm not closed minded at all. It's this simple. Refusing to use a trans persons preferred pronouns is disrespectful. You disrespect trans people by refusing to use their pronouns.
klaaaz wrote: » The mask has slipped. Ye and others who posted here never had acceptance of transgender people in Ireland in the first place.