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I can tell you're too emotional to engage in this discussion civilly, so I'm going to have to ignore you.

You're allowed to be upset, but I don't have to take your constant insults and abuse. Goodbye.

Yes, but if we can't agree on what the facts are then we're back to our beliefs.

Right now, even, you're trying to espouse something that is most certainly not fact as fact which diminishes the meaning of the word entirely.

It also diminishes the effectiveness of arguing truth when you're willing to lie about what's a fact.

Pot, meet kettle? Are you not doing this by your own logic?

No, I always said you were entitled to your beliefs. If you think they are true, that's fine. I'm not discrediting you nor do I think my beliefs are absolute fact.

That's nice. I'm going to ignore you now.

That's nice, but irrelevant to this thread.

Can you be more civil?

Everyone is entitled to their beliefs. Lots of people think their beliefs are true even if they might not be. It's bigoted of you to think your beliefs are absolute fact while discrediting the beliefs of others.

Religious people use the same tactics to persecute those they disagree with.

Yeah, religious people say the same things.

No, they share the same room.

I'm not trying to justify their reasons, so there's not much of a point in trying to argue with me.

If you think women have no reason to be afraid or uncomfortable sharing bathrooms with men, that's fine. A significant portion of them will disagree with you, though. If you are unsure of or question their reasoning, you'd be better off communicating with them since I do not share their sentiment.

Edit: I just got a reply from RedSeries saying trans women are afraid to share bathrooms with men. Perhaps you can discuss with she/her about the merits on why.