growstuff
grannydarkhair
growstuff was referring to Jackie Green. growstuff believes “whether human beings can change sex is a matter of opinion”. This is just another reminder to me to not get involved in these threads, they’re really not good for my blood pressure ?
I usually ignore threads on this topic too, but I was bored. Quite honestly, I don't understand why people get so energised about it. Presumably they're just as concerned about the thousands of children who are abused, have mental health problems, live in poverty, etc. I can't understand why there are fewer threads about the latter.
People get 'energised' because they feel that the trans agenda is dangerous on a number of levels, and others feel that transwomen are women. There are numerous threads on the topic which will show you in what ways and for what reasons people hold the point of view they do, so you could read through them to help you understand if you're still bored. It's a bit of a no-win situation, though. If anyone could be bothered to go through those reasons for the benefit of someone who usually ignores the topics, they would be accused of being 'exercised', and repeating themselves.
What do do, eh? You can't please everyone.
I don't feel that not starting threads about a topic means that someone is unconcerned about it - or that someone being interested in one topic means that they can't also be concerned about another. As a rule, something has to happen before a thread is started though. The thread about child abuse which is live just now, ('Another child dies at the hands of a mother') is going strong - something has happened that can be discussed - and when things happen people do start threads (as, of course, could you). Similarly, 'a thread saying 'Thousands of children have MH problems' is likely to stall fairly quickly without some sort of context. If there is a change in the provision of children's MH, however, the odds are that someone will pick up on it if the issue concerns them.
Speaking of things to be concerned about, incidentally, the Y chromosome appears to have about 4.5 million years before it is seriously endangered. I for one won't be putting it at the top of my list of things that keep me awake at night.