You make a bigger deal about the rare occasions actual women have been mistaken for men than you do about the many occasions where men have transgressed into women's spaces. It simply provides you with another opportunity for whataboutery. 'So what if men are in women's sports and prisons ... someone woman once got misgendered'.
That's simply not true though is it? There are examples every week from countries that have self ID like the US. Here's one from yesterday:
View: https://x.com/i_heart__bikes/status/1794798174307241989
That whole account, which is from a female cyclist, is a list of men who achieved zilch in Men's cycling and now regularly get podium spots in Women's Comps.
In a world population of some 8 billion or so, the GCs between them trawl the internet to find cases. But as Multitool observes, the number of women being attacked by trans women in public spaces - that is to say those recognised in law as women - is vanishingly small in the UK.
Without traducing the horror of any attack, I find it necessary to point out to you that the legal rights of trans women, and the legal rights of those without a GRC are much different. There are reasons for this which I detailed in the past.
When I point that some trans women have had surgery, so can not possibly be within a cohort that can be accused of rape, and those without surgery but have taken hormones instead are no longer capable of rape due to penile atrophy and impotence, you make inappropriate remarks.
Whether you like it or not, trans women with a GRC have rights. In the cases where trans women have harmed trans women, I have absolutely no difficulty with them being arrested, charged, convicted, and sentenced. I have no problem with trans women no being in the female prison estate following risk assessment.
What I'm having a problem with is this irrational rush to moral panic that trans women are all sexual predators intent on harming women.
The most extreme view of this, which if I remember correctly I've seen you posting is that, trans women transition with the intention of gaining access to women's safe spaces in order to assault them. This is entirely without evidence; there being more evidence that is is entirely false.
What we are seeing more of, is that cis women are harming other cis women through misperception, and then relying on the 'look what you made me do' defence.
It's not just me that told you that attempting to police spaces by perception alone is a bad idea.