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Sorry, I can't edit the title anymore for some reason :/
A lot of people. I do.
Democrats.
Oh, I thought it was talking about stripping everything away from women because of the abortion ban, I didn't know the tweet referred to trans people "taking" the title of woman. Thanks for clearing that up.
... The tweet swerves off of abortion by the end of the very first sentence.
Covered in an above edit. Thought it was her anger at the SC basically reducing women to be baby factories and nothing more.
You're just falling into a trap with this by accepting their false outrage culture that pretends this is an actual problem that exists.
You'd be wrong, the latest TERF outrage is about NHS guidance that literally says exactly that.
Thank you for this post. As someone who has never heard these terms I was extremely confused. It seemed as though the terms "people who menstruate" or "birthing people" were being used in place of "women" in everyday conversation, which makes absolutely no sense. But in conversations speciafically relating to menstruation or birth or medical issues relating to those things, it makes perfect sense .
It's happening.
I agree, without hearing the reasoning behind the terms and in the wake of roe vs wade the terms do feel like they would be used to dehumanize women. Understanding where they come from makes the terms make sense to me though.
This is the intentionally misleading uproar brought out by TERFs to trigger that kind of emotionally defensive response when that's just complete strawman insanity. Nobody in the world is going up to people and just describing themselves or others as menstruators or saying hi my name is Suzie I'm a birthing person. They're just specific words meant to be used in very specific contexts that most people won't even ever experience - most doctors guides even say it's totally fine to just refer to cis women as women and only to use terms like person when speaking with someone who is not a woman.
