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Why is it that if a trans woman, who has done nothing wrong to anyone, asks to be called “she”, then this should not be respected?
>b-but scinecse says no!
Oh, yeah, I've heard this story many times:
>there is some great disembodied authority that manifests itself through a rather specific group of people that we have to listen to about how we should live our lives.
You need to grow up, you don't trick anyone with this.
So.
On the one hand, we have a universal ethical principle that we should not harm people for no good reason.
On the other hand, we have a religious notion of the correct nomenclature, which we recognize because it is being used in some professional community that we choose to worship.
Is it a good reason to harm good people? Not for me or anyone sane.
Bad enough is that not only you do misunderstand the proper place of science in society, you also have to come up with your own renegade version of science because actual science doesn't even support your heteronormative narrative.
>b-but scinecse says no!
Oh, yeah, I've heard this story many times:
>there is some great disembodied authority that manifests itself through a rather specific group of people that we have to listen to about how we should live our lives.
You need to grow up, you don't trick anyone with this.
So.
On the one hand, we have a universal ethical principle that we should not harm people for no good reason.
On the other hand, we have a religious notion of the correct nomenclature, which we recognize because it is being used in some professional community that we choose to worship.
Is it a good reason to harm good people? Not for me or anyone sane.
Bad enough is that not only you do misunderstand the proper place of science in society, you also have to come up with your own renegade version of science because actual science doesn't even support your heteronormative narrative.
