classic33
Me
You don't like the law of the country though, saying that what you feel/think comes before the law. A trans woman is a women, non of this "you are who you say you are" nonsense you keep repeating. A trans man is woman in your view, despite what the law says. However you have said, you can check your own posts, that they should use the men's facilities. A slightly warped view, but it's become the norm for yourself.It can't have escaped you that people often advocate against things that are detrimental to them, whether it's what affects them individually or what affects their sex class. It's their right to do so. It's what you do when you argue for men in women's prisons and men in women's sports. You are advocating for the feelings of your sex class (male) to be prioritised over that of females. It's your right to do so. It's my right to object. This can't be news.
That a women, one of two in a seperate facility*, should be placed in the men's prison is a victory in your book.
It's clear that you don't like laws that stop you doing what you want to do. Have a physical check on all those entering any space you might use. Even if it will never be in the same building.
You are dismissive of the laws of other countries when they are against what you feel should be happening.
*Both women are still in the building, built for women, that has now been transferred to the men's section. The use of the building has been lost for those it were built for. But two women are now no longer in a women's prison.