That's kind of irrelevent to my point, though. My point was that men (males who identify as men...aka cisgender men) will go to great lengths to act pervy.
It's not irrelevant.
I'm essentially asking you, given your strong feelings and compelling evidence, to present a case where something like this has occurred. Then, demonstrate how it's a widespread issue that warrants significant concern and the allocation of resources to address it.
Edit: And in case you've forgotten,
I'm referring to cisgender males pretending to be transgender women to gain access to women's spaces.
OK, here ya go. An article from 10 days ago in my state:
3rd-strike 'trans' rape suspect prompts rebellion against CA law after attack in women's prison
A transgender-identified
California convict with a lengthy record of criminal violence has been transferred out of a women's correctional facility and back to a men's prison after being indicted for rape.
Tremaine "Tremayne" Deon Carroll, 51, is an incarcerated biological male who identifies as a woman and faces two charges of forcible rape and one of "dissuading a witness from testifying" in Madera County, according to a criminal complaint first obtained by the website 4W, and later reported by Reduxx.
One of the alleged victims of the Jan. 30 incident is a biological female, identified as Jane Doe in court documents, who said Carroll attacked her in the shower at the Central California Women’s Facility and raped her. The complaint also mentions another unidentified victim. Carroll has since been transferred to Kern Valley State Prison, a male-only facility in Delano, online records show.
Women's rights activists tell Fox News Digital that Carroll, who was the public face of a campaign to support California law SB 132, which allows transgender prisoners to be housed in a facility consistent with their gender identity, is a case in point why the law harms incarcerated women.
"Previous to SB 132, biological male inmates were allowed to, on a case-by-case individualized basis, be placed in women's facilities. But not if they hadn't had surgery, and it was always very individualized. What the bill did, what SB 132 did is it took away all of that safeguarding," said Lauren Bone, legal director of the Women's Liberation Front (WoLF).
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Amie Ichikawa, founder and executive director of Women II Women and a former inmate who has closely followed Carroll's case, told Fox News Digital
there is no history of Carroll identifying as any kind of LGBTQ+ person until SB 132 passed.
In several complaints reported by Reduxx, Carroll uses he/him pronouns to refer to himself and does not mention his gender identity or sexuality. It wasn't until 2021, three months after the Democrat-controlled California legislature passed SB 132, that he began to identify as a trans woman.
Just so I have this straight, you believe that Carroll is a cisgender male who intentionally committed crimes to get imprisoned in a male prison. Then, while claiming abuse by correctional officers there, this individual not only became an advocate for a new law (despite one already existing) but also became the face of it, drawing even more attention to himself, to make it easier for transgender women to be moved to women's facilities. Once this cisgender male, pretending to be a transgender female, gets transferred, he files a lawsuit against the correctional officers in the women’s facility for abuse. Then, amidst this legal battle (which likely brought unwanted attention to him), he decided that it was the right time to rape women? Does that not sound completely absurd to you?
I mean, it's possible, but you have to admit, it's an extremely unique case.