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...Although, what a jury would do, in either case, is open for debate.
How would you vote on that jury calamity?
...Although, what a jury would do, in either case, is open for debate.
How would you vote on that jury calamity?
Which one?
The one that is judging a case where a transsexual was assaulted after being hit on by a woman in a bar who subsequently discovered that he was trans.
Given the variety of how language is being used here and who ascribes which gender pronoun to which conditions, could you be a little more clear? From the context, I am assuming that the woman is a cis-woman. The individual she is hitting on, is that a MtF trans or a FtM trans. I honestly can't tell if you are applying the male pronoun to the trans based on physical gender or mental gender.
The one that is judging a case where a transsexual was assaulted after being hit on by a woman in a bar who subsequently discovered that he was trans.
So, in English: A lesbian is in a bar. And, some dude disguised as a woman seduces her because she is kind of drunk and likes his Butch. Later, at home, when she finds out he's not a lesbian but is really a guy, she tells him to leave. But, he doesn't. Instead he violently rapes her?
I guess, my first hope would be that she was a good shot. My second hope would be that the rest of the jury agreed with me, voting to acquit. Worst case, I'd try to hang the jury. Rapists deserve to die.
Dodging the question huh? Thought so.
Given the variety of how language is being used here and who ascribes which gender pronoun to which conditions, could you be a little more clear? From the context, I am assuming that the woman is a cis-woman. The individual she is hitting on, is that a MtF trans or a FtM trans. I honestly can't tell if you are applying the male pronoun to the trans based on physical gender or mental gender.
So, in English: A lesbian is in a bar. And, some dude disguised as a woman seduces her because she is kind of drunk and likes his Butch. Later, at home, when she finds out he's not a lesbian but is really a guy, she tells him to leave. But, he doesn't. Instead he violently rapes her?
My post was made with intent as an interesting exercise for the person to unravel it; as a hypothetical. The hypothetical that I slipped in was that this was a 'cis woman' assaulting a male transsexual (FtM if you must).
Nice word twisting there to make it fit your paradigm. My question aside, which Will noted that this was a FtM hitting on the cis woman, he clearly stated that she was the one to assault the trans for being trans. Nowhere in that hypothetical was there anything resembling rape. The cis-woman in the hypothetical is straight and physically assaults the guy when she finds out they were born a woman. It says nothing about when this was discovered.
Yep. He needs to drop the PC gobbly-guk and just spell out what the hell he is asking.
Sometimes that "gobbly-guk" isn't about being politically correct, but about clarity. If we are dealing with something where it makes no difference whether the person was born with a penis or vagina between their legs, then presenting gender is the best way to deal with the individual. This will be about 90% of conversations. Now for those few, such as when dealing with whether or not a couple are going to be sexually active, or the trans status is relavant, then it is extremely helpful to know specifically dealing with a cis-gender or a trans-gender. It was Will's lack of supposed PC language that made the hypothetical confusing.
The one that is judging a case where a transsexual was assaulted after being hit on by a woman in a bar who subsequently discovered that he was trans.
Yep. He needs to drop the PC gobbly-guk and just spell out what the hell he is asking.