monkers
Legendary Member
So you agree that @AuroraSaab's assertion was entirely correct.
So three transwomen were incarcerated in a women's prison as AS described.
So three transwomen were incarcerated in a women's prison as AS described and held in what amounts to solitary confinement?
So you advocate that transwomen should be held in a women's prison but under conditions that make them entirely safe and which would be considered an abuse of their human rights? Conditions that I think Amnesty would challenge. That's fine in your book, as the alternative would be to give these individuals access to women who would then be rendered unsafe?
Surely a better solution is needed. A women's prison is clearly inappropriate for them.
I see you are having trouble identifying the truth too.
There is a reason in court for the expression, 'the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth'.
Sometimes a truth is not the whole truth, and is not nothing but the truth.
There were three trans women in Limerick prison. However it wasn't the whole truth, and it certainly we not nothing but the truth.
What AS said was disingenuous.
If you doubt it, read the two posts again.