@TomWellborn@universeodon.com
Said another way, Democrats want to be in charge of saving the planet, despite the fact that they can't even figure out which bathroom to use.
@jlcrawf @TomWellborn I don't know that "can't figure out which bathroom to use" is fair, unless your opinion is that those who support letting trans women use women's restrooms is somehow confused in their conviction.
I also don't know about characterizing it as "be in charge of saving the planet." One, if nobody else is going to do the necessary thing, someone is by default "in charge of" it if they are the only one stepping up. Two, what are Democrats actually doing about it?
@simSalabim @TomWellborn@universeodon.com
It should be obvious from my response that yes, I believe that allowing men to use women's restrooms is wrong.
As for "be in charge of saving the planet", the context was a response to the "world being on fire" which I believe is being blamed on climate alarmism. In that sense, so far the only things that Dem's have done is push forth idea's that would do nothing to solve the problem they claim exists.
As expected from those that can't figure out which bathroom to use.
@jlcrawf @TomWellborn it's too bad your focus is on being an obstacle. We're probably all fucked because of people with this attitude. We could have saved ourselves long ago, and in a way that was beneficial to everyone. It's only a zero sum game if one of the participants is determined to make it so.
@simSalabim @TomWellborn@universeodon.com
Allowing women to have a private space is not being cruel.
Preventing men from entering a woman's private space is not being cruel or hateful.
The cruelty is denying women there own private space because a man decided to play dress up that day.
As for climate alarmism, in the 70's it was global cooling, the 90's it was global warming, and in the 10's it became climate change so that it could cover anything needed.
@jlcrawf @TomWellborn I'm done. It's hard to accept, but some people lack the capacity for compassion.
@jlcrawf @TomWellborn this is going to be a productive exchange, I'm sure. Cruelty to your fellow humans is ultimately a detriment to you. Those who would convince you that others are less than you will do the same to you, eventually. Those you hate would welcome you if you weren't a direct threat to them.
WRT the climate, the petroleum industry became aware of the danger in the 50s. By the 80s, they were aware that it was escalating faster than they thought. There is evidence of all of this.