Va-Va-Voom wrote:Pudpop wrote:Yeah but that doesn't mean your opinion is worth anything. Jedi has the right to say your opinion is worthless if you don't back it up with anything.Va-Va-Voom wrote:Your opinion is all that matters if you're talking about how YOU feel about a certain issue.
He thinks its equally gay to sleep with a man or trans woman, I feel the same way.
That's our opinion on the subject.
It's like saying that, in your opinion, the earth is flat. Well, sure. Have that opinion, but I have the right to use scientific evidence to point out that it's wrong. If you just keep reiterating your opinion without backing it up then you're adding nothing to the conversation and wasting everyone's time.
And, also, what's the point in having an opinion if you can't argue in favour of it beyond 'that's just how I think it is.'
He did back it up though.
He said both were born men so sleeping with either is equally gay.
But you need to prove to me that what they are fits the definiton of the word men. We have a disagreement about definitions of words, not biology.
How do you yourself decide if someone is a man or a woman? Imagine yourself going down the street. You're looking at two people. How do you decide which one is a man and which one is a woman? Do you: a) Look at their facial features, their body fat ratio, their bone structure, how their hair looks and what clothes and make up they wear and do they have any facial hair or tits?
Or do you
b) approach both, grab their junk to see if they have a dick, ask them both if they bleed once a month and whether or not they are able to bare children?
The obvious answer is A. Essentially everyone on planet earth decides this way when accessing whether someone is a man or a woman. This is the same way we go about attraction. You're sexually attracted to women because of their breasts, asses, facial structure, body figure. Unless you really get off on period blood and pregnancy which is bare weird.
This is why i define "man" as someone who has typical masculine features. Not someone who is born with a dick.
This is why i define "woman" as someone who has typical feminine features. Not someone who was born with a vagina.
You do it too when you look at people on the street every day.
Now you need to defend why the definition of words "man" and "woman" has to be hyper focused on genitalia and can't encompass trans people? There's plenty of ways to do this and it's a very interesting argument to be had but simply saying "a man is a man" or conflating nature with language misses the mark completely.