Yeah, I had the same reaction. Actually, we’re among the first generations where it’s become socially acceptable to swing in pairs and fuck other couples- as long as we don’t discuss this in public, of course.

Don’t hold your breath.

I’m not worried about anything. I’m posing a question to another commenter who made an argument. I support transgender rights 100%. I also think that issues will arise that do somewhat divide those who would normally be in agreement on most issues.

There are those who troll to insult, and there are those who are generally a bit new to this issue and would like to learn more. For example, I’m 100% pro transgender rights. I also wonder how normally progressive women will act once transgender women begin winning sports competitions (as just happened in Alaska) or…

Fair point, but by allowing unlimited fluidity, aren’t you now allowing a non trans man to compete in the women’s Olympics? If no one has to define their gender, or anyone can legally define their gender any time they want to, what’s to keep cis males out of women’s prisons, colleges, etc? Not so simple.

There are no excuses for what this guy did. We simply don’t know if he killed her because he hates women, or he hates Italians, or he hates celebrities. It was a horrible crime. My only point is that we cannot yet technically call it a “hate crime” if we don’t know the motives.

.........................defend men?????? I’m not defending anyone. This was a horrendous crime.

No, in fact most American Jews would prefer to see the settlers move to the Negev. What Lerner is saying isn’t exactly some kind of a game changer. I suppose those who don’t know much about the region think it is.

Is it in any way possible that the guy who shot this woman simply hated......well.....this woman, for reasons other than that she was a woman? Yes, misogyny is a horrible problem. But, as of yet, there’s no evidence this was that type of hate crime. Some shooters are simply insane, or evil,N