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The state cannot make us free. But it can prevent us from making ourselves free. And wherever it tries to address sexuality, it inevitably contributes to unfreedom. Is "Western culture" collapsing? If so, is that a bad thing? I don't know. But those who appeal to the state for remedy (and the latest remedy is preventing transgirls from playing sports with other girls) will end up being sorry they asked. This is disingenuous, as if the "anti-trans" side is the only one using ( or trying to use) the state. You are looking at it as if the poor trans girls just arent allowed to compete with the other girls (by who? by the people running the sport? By the state?) Interesting that you are actually saying that trans girls are girls here. You say "play with the other girls". But you have stated elsewhere that the trans lobby (and you) are NOT saying that trans girls are girls. What tool are the trans lobby using in order to make sure that trans girls CAN compete with other girls? ( its the state, in case its not clear) Are you advocating for non gendered sports in general? I am pretty sure that would go badly for girls. If you are not advocating for that, what ARE you advocating for? |