Jarhyn
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- Natural Philosophy, Game Theoretic Ethicist
Completely beside the point.
If you hear that two workers want to suck a dick, and you fire the guy for being a guy that wants dick, but you don't fire the woman for being a woman wanting dick, you have discriminated based on what is in their underwear.
Dude, if you are going to cite Ginsburg’s opinion, you should use quotes.
The funny thing is, I've been making this argument for years. I bet Ginsburg is a smart enough cookie that she's had it this long too. It doesn't matter who thought it, it came from disparate points possibly for different reasons, but they are both the same opinion, and they're all good expressions of it. But this isn't about gender, strictly. This is about sex and the fact you can't say "person with X genitals cannot be Y, bit person with Z genitals can be Y." The variance, the decision point cannot hinge on genitals. And when rejecting trans women, the decision point hinges on genitals for the discriminator: if they had been born with different genitals and done the same thing, they would not be attacked.