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   Passing Leftie · March 12, 2013 - 7:56 am ·

   Abortion affects the class of people who have uteruses. If you can’t use the word “women” and you can’t use the word “female” for that class what word can you use? Even if you are member of the class “women” who doesn’t have a uterus, can your sense of self-entitlement be so strong as to say that it’s offensive to talk about abortion as a women or at the very least a female issue?

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      bugbrennan · March 12, 2013 - 7:59 am ·

      Yes. Because if you “trans” the word “entitlement,” it means “oppression.”

      So, transwomen are OPPRESSED by women’s biology, because they don’t have it and they need it, because of their lady brains.

      Make sense?

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         Passing Leftie · March 12, 2013 - 8:59 am ·

         I agree that transwomen are not oppressed by “cis” people, where they are oppressed, they are oppressed by males. As a male, I don’t think I should take your mocking tone.

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         bugbrennan · March 12, 2013 - 9:05 am ·

         Trans women are males. Males oppressing males = not women.

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   FeistyAmazon · March 12, 2013 - 10:44 pm ·

   And they have ‘ladysticks’ not penises! If women worldwide CANNOT talk about being pregnant as a women’s issue, or fear of impregnation, then what can they talk about? Wearing pink?

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   unchainedaura · March 13, 2013 - 8:31 am ·

   Of COURSE abortion is a womens issue,it influences quality of life for women, ergo womens issue, it effects other groups too of course to deny that is stupid and shortsighted but that makes it their issue too, because it influences 1 group does not negate the fact it influences others,acknowledging that fact changes nothing.