monkers
Squire
No, I don't. I claim that men identifying as women have the same risk of being offenders as any other man. Most significantly though, they are still men, just the same as other men.
Your claim is that there is a special subset of men who should be treated differently from other men. This is based on 1. Saying they are women and (more recently) 2. Having a certificate.
This is clearly illogical and in hundreds of posts you have yet to prove why it should be the case that some men get preferential treatment.
Evidence Aurora. Not transphobic opinion. Evidence.