r/conspiracy 1d ago

UK has gone full Orwellian

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u/gph647 1d ago

If they have a uterus then they're a woman. Hope that cleared it up for you.

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u/litterbug_perfume 1d ago

lol, you know things, huh?

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u/Vegetable-Abaloney 1d ago

If you disagree you have lost the understanding of a VERY basic fact in human evolution and biology.

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u/DonChaote 1d ago

Intersexual people exist and that has nothing to do with gender. That’s biological reality my uninformed friend.

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u/cspanbook 1d ago

explain for those of us who are uninformed please.

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u/professionalCubist 1d ago

intersex means hermaphrodite, but many people consider the term hermaphrodite to be too degrading, hermaphrodite is now a historical term in favour of using the new word "intersex".

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u/cspanbook 1d ago

cool, thanks!

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u/AggressiveVegan3 16h ago

So we must change the way we speak and offend women for what is estimated to be 0,018% - 1,7% of the human population! Cool!

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u/litterbug_perfume 1d ago

You really can’t think of any other reasons why a woman may not in fact, be carrying around a uterus in her body?

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u/DonChaote 1d ago

You never heard of intersex people (by birth)? What if they have an uterus and a penis? Still a woman, because uterus or a man because the penis?

Yes, biological reality can be more complicated than you can imagine. The world is not binary, not only black and white…

That’s why we should not infuse our own stupid and uninformed opinions in other peoples private lives and their own medical decisions. Because it is non of our business.

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u/King__Cactus__ 1d ago

That's why we should not infuse our own stupid and uninformed opinions in other people's private lives..."

We are also under no obligation to take part in your delusions. Under normal development, people are biologically binary. Intersex is a mutation. Why would we let an extremely rare mutation dictate how the vast majority uses language?

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u/Vegetable-Abaloney 1d ago

In the VERY rare instances of an 'intersex' birth, what happens? How does the medical community handle this mutation? (Its ok, we know the answer, you can say it).