Ten of Swords wrote: » A significant number of posts have been deleted, this is the second (and final) reminder that this thread concerns the gender recognition legislation for children under 18. Any more posts conflating trans with pedophilia or mental illness, traveller rights, transgender prisoners, crime from people of a migrant background or any other off topic posting will earn an immediate card and threadban.
Dravokivich wrote: » Yes and what did I say?
drunkmonkey wrote: » It's HUGE, giving biological males equal status as women is beyond woke. They can't and never will be women in anything more than print. We don't need to redifine what it means to be a woman, brushing it off as a thing of nothing is one hell of a disservice to womankind.
Deleted User wrote: » I know trans women and I know plenty of non trans women. None of them have any issue with recognising the trans women as women. Even my mother in her early 70s is fine with it. Thankfully terfs are a tiny minority in Ireland and y'know what you don't get to decide for "womankind". Transgender people is not a new concept and there's every indication that women simply can be born into the wrong body. This may be very upsetting and confusing to you. But in fairness, this seems to be a common thread with you around LGBTQ people.
seamus wrote: » This whole thing is just part of the Waters/GOD/Gript paranoia campaign against a gay man. The mention of Soros in the first page is a clue to what kind of gob****es are peddling this. We should just merge this forum with Conspiracy Theories at this stage.
paw patrol wrote: » Why can't I do both? In fact I have. I'll settle for writing emails to my TDs for the moment. As for suggesting the courts - given what I said above (my actual point) why on earth would I go the court route. They ruled. The law is wrong and yes I am lobbying my TDs. Since one is SF and another Green - I don't fancy my chances but God loves a trier..
Tacitus Kilgore wrote: » Absolutely, this forum is a filthy little circlejerk of racists and small hate filled people. It's gas that they have the audacity to complain about twitter users and seemingly keep straight faces. Have a look in the fucking mirror you absolute cretins.
Gruffalox wrote: » If you read it correctly he is differentiating between adults and children or minors. Which we do a lot of - we dont send young people to Mountjoy, for example. Or name them in courts etc etc etc. It is a valid point.
CrankyHaus wrote: » I knew Roderic O'Gorman, and he was a very nice guy who I wouldn't have a bad word to say about. I agree that last weeks attempt to smear him over the Thatchell connection was a disgrace. But surely we can debate a Minister's policy proposals without being accused of Homophobia or association wth the Alt-Right.
CrankyHaus wrote: » But surely we can debate a Minister's policy proposals without being accused of Homophobia or association wth the Alt-Right.
Bannasidhe wrote: » But it's not O'Gorman's policy. The proposal to change in legislation re:16/17 year olds came from Doherty in DSP - and was introduced into the PfG by FG - so if that's anyone's policy now it's Humphrey's. Ditto any discussion around under 16s - that was a FG policy proposal. IMHO this insistence on saying it's all down to O'Gorman hot on the heels of the Tatchell debacle does look like there is an agenda at play here.
ronivek wrote: » The consultation and mooted changes simply concern how those under 18 will attain a gender recognition certificate.
Remove the need for a person aged 16 and 17 years to have two specialist reports before they can apply for legal gender recognition, by providing for self- declaration, with parental consent and by making mediation available on a voluntary basis. These improvements will include the provision of a gender- recognition certificate providing proof of change of name, as well as gender.
Joeytheparrot wrote: » But he is also suggesting trans people shouldnt have any legal recocgnition
Bannasidhe wrote: » FG drafted a policy paper for this to be discussed as part of the PfG, not the Greens.https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/fine-gael-seeking-law-change-to-let-under-16s-legally-change-gender-39252644.htmlhttps://app.legalrss.ie/ogormansolicitorsandyford/fine-gael-call-for-a-reform-to-the-gender-recognition-act-2015https://app.legalrss.ie/ogormansolicitorsandyford/fine-gael-call-for-a-reform-to-the-gender-recognition-act-2015 Perhaps if people read more than the headlines they would see that as part of the PfG legislation is being introduced in line with what Doherty proposed.https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/new-childrens-minister-to-make-it-easier-for-under-16s-to-change-their-gender-39346464.html You will have to decide for yourself why the Indo failed to mention that "examining arrangements for children under 16" was a FG policy proposal.
biko wrote: » Thanks, but I cannot find this corroborated in other news. FG has brought it up before, is this what Gorman is now proposing?https://www.finegael.ie/progressive-programme-for-government-will-improve-rights-and-equality-for-lgbti-people/ Edit, beaten to it by Bannasidhe
drunkmonkey wrote: » They have legal recognition, they just don't believe it's correct yet 99.9% of people know it is. .
drunkmonkey wrote: » They have legal recognition, they just don't believe it's correct yet 99.9% of people know it is. Should a bilogical male who identifies as a woman be allowed in my daughter's changing room as he has the legal status to be recognized in law as a woman. Absolutely not. Is that transphobia or a protective parent? Riddle that one for me.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Changing their legal status doesn't involve any form of an operation so not as hard hitting a point as you think it is.
katiek102010 wrote: » I personally know a child of 13 who wanted this. School backed the child who was born female let them change their name, dress in male uniform etc. Thankfully child's father refused to allow hormonal medication to slow puberty. Mum and child were pushing for it. 2 years later child has now decided they want to be female again and believes that they are gay and she herself states that she was very confused. Puberty is an extremely confusing time for teens with hormonal surges etc. If this is to be brought in I firmly believe permenant medical procedures should not be performed until adulthood
Deleted User wrote: » Paedophiles are opportunistic, claims of transitioning to act out on paedophilia is more for the purpose of fear mongering. By default, a male paedophile has access to men's changing rooms where boys are present. If anything, you're giving an argument for individual changing rooms.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I know trans women and I know plenty of non trans women. None of them have any issue with recognising the trans women as women. e.
Bannasidhe wrote: » Who is 'they' in this confusing statement?
drunkmonkey wrote: » Wtf, what has trans got to do with pedophiles, my point is women should have spaces where they can feel safe, gay trans women in women's changing rooms should not be allowed, were back to wax my balls. I don't know any trans pedo's but know plenty of pedo's mainly men with girls but a few with boys. Look at the cliffs of moher there going back to 2 toilets due to all the complaints, mainly smell. Your confusing the Tatchell story with the trans piece.
senordingdong wrote: » Not yet, but if a minor wants to transition, and has already been acquiesced by their parents and gp by way of changing their legal gender/legal documentation, how can these same parents, gp or anyone else argue against chemical or surgical transition? It could be very hard hitting for them without those concerned fully understanding how.
Deleted User wrote: » I know trans women and I know plenty of non trans women.
seamus wrote: » This is a slippery slope fallacy. There is no link between the right to a legal document and the right to medical intervention. This is like saying, "If a child can have their name legally changed to John, how can you argue against tattooing that on their forehead?".