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Lady can't have her hairy balls waxed [mod notes/warnings in post #1]
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Fixed your post.
Only females can become pregnant. I call them girls or women because that’s the correct terminology, but female works just as well.
Men and trans ‘women’ do not become pregnant and a trans ‘man’ who becomes pregnant is still biologically female.
No need to mince your words when human reproduction is under discussion. Human biology is not subject to the whims of a socially active woke brigade.
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Trans women are much more likely to commit sexual offences than women. They are more likely to commit violent offences than women, and they are more likely to commit paedophilic offences than women. In fact, the stats show that trans women's rate of offending closely matches that of male pattern offending.
I'm guessing the poster was a man. He said the transgender offending pattern is closer to make figures than female. Is he implying all men are a danger to women and children too?
Men are a danger to women they are a danger to men and a danger to children
A) when biological sex of the person convicted of committing sexual offences are recorded and
when the datas is collated
that the evidence is showing that males commit more sex crimes that women.
The evident shows that females are more likely to be a victim of a sex crime that a male.
Further to this some freedom of information requests in the UK show that self ID sex offenders make up almost half the transgendered prison population
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-42221629Prisoners' convictions
We submitted Freedom of Information requests to the Ministry of Justice.
It said that 60 of the 125 transgender inmates it counted in England and Wales were serving time for a sexual offence.
This is roughly half - but it's not the full picture.
Remember - those 125 transgender inmates only include people who have had a prison case conference. It won't include transgender people who haven't identified themselves to the prison service or who already have a gender recognition certificate.
Of the 60 serving time for sexual offences:
27 were convicted of rape (plus a further five of attempted rape)
13 were convicted of possessing, distributing or making indecent images of children
13 were convicted of sexual assault or attempted sexual assault
Nine were convicted of causing or inciting a child under 16 to engage in sexual activity
Seven were convicted of sexual activity with a child
Seven were convicted of indecent assault or gross indecency
Those numbers add up to more than 60 because some prisoners are serving time for more than one offence.
We don't know the gender of the victims or perpetrators in these cases.
And in the Irish context of male/female perpetrator of violence and sexual offences. You can use the Central Statistics Office web page to look at the difference between male and female criminal acts here:
https://cso.ie/px/pxeirestat/Statire/SelectVarVal/Define.asp?maintable=CJA03&PLanguage=0
The reason the data is not 100% reliableThe Quarter 1, 2017 Recorded Crime statistics release, originally due for publication in June 2017, was postponed by the CSO pending the completion of an internal review of 41 homicide incidents by An Garda Síochána (AGS) and the investigation of concerns raised separately by the CSO in respect of PULSE homicide records.
And you may note the difference in male victims and female victims
https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-rcv/recordedcrimevictims2018/Majority of homicide (77%) and assault (59%) victims in 2018 were male, but the majority (82%) of victims of sexual violence crimes were female
There were 57 male victims (77%) and 17 female victims (23%) of homicide recorded in 2018 in Ireland, according to latest available data from An Garda Síochána. There were 46 victims of murder or manslaughter (78% of whom were males) and 28 victims arising from Dangerous Driving Leading to Death (75% of whom were males). See Table 1.1 and Table 1.2.
82% of recorded victims of sexual violence in 2018 were females, while 18% of victims were males. 59% of recorded victims of physical assaults and related offences were males, while 41% of victims were females. See Figure 1.1.
The ROI has a data collection issue. The State has enacted a formal process to recognise transgendered people. It should only collect data on the 400 aprox. persons who have a legal entitlement to ID as transgendered under their new legal sex. But I am going to presume that to date none have been jailed.
As a male transitioning to female has been remanded to the women's prison it is possible and probable that there are other males who are undocumented but self IDing housed in the male estates.
We can argue the self ID transgender population is fundamentally different in the UK than Ireland
Per the 2018 Prison report there were 172 persons serving time for sexual assault, 1 is recorded as a woman, 34 for homicide, 3 are recorded as women.
https://www.irishprisons.ie/wp-content/uploads/documents_pdf/Annual-Report-2018.pdf
And an executive summary of a UN study on homicide world wide
https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/global-study-on-homicide.html
Trans women's rights to access female spaces were 'sold' on male violence patterns. That they are the most vulnerable of people and subjected to male violence.0 -
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