“a transgender person who identified as a woman” is a woman. There are heterosexual trans women, as orientation is not connected to gender.

Uh what’s with the passive aggressive [sic]? That’s the correct spelling in Australian (and some other variations of) English.

Uh, are you taking about the autistic spectrum? Because... no. None of the traits that this woman has displayed are associated with neurodivergence.

Nope, can we please stop armchair diagnosing bigots and shitty people?

To follow up, saying that the replication crisis in social sciences is due to the use of self-report data collection methods shows a complete lack of understanding of the crisis and its causes, which shows up in many fields.

Your food analogy is pretty apt, given that blanket criticising an entire cuisine and the people who make it in comparison to a cuisine you prefer is actually really rude.

No that’s not why, given that biomedicine has the exact same reproducibility problem.

you are equating sending convicts, political prisoners as well as prisoners of war to the American colonies with Australia, a place that was specifically a PENAL COLONY

Ah, I guess it’s less rude in Australia then.

Australia was specifically used as a place to send criminals and enemies of the crown

No it’s not rude, it just means drunk, not angry.

Well sure, but the USA is that too. That’s where Britain sent their undesirables before they switched to Australia.

Healthy restaurants in the CBD? There should be plenty of sushi joints and ‘hipster’ salad bowl places around.

The pho restaurant next to Flinders St station isn’t bad, either.

No, there is no reason to use the person’s dead name. You can just say ‘Reginald Smith accomplished blah blah’.

Geez, learn to take a joke mate.

Calm down, mate. Learn to take a joke!

Trans individuals do not fit into the traditional norms

both genders still experience the same scenarios

It would be terrifying but hardly ever actually bite anyone, to be truly accurate.

Which is why I stayed I was unaware of it. I could have just as easily acted like I did.