Canadian Politics Today

And safety is inextricably subjective and difficult to manage.

Agreed, but put my post in context.

I said I evolved on my opinions about JKR when I read about the character in her book.  I no longer feel her agenda is purely feminism and she does have an anti-trans slant, which, as the poster on reddit says, always comes down to the boogie man trans-woman lurking in the bathroom and endangering innocent helpless women. 

As for safety issues, I actually understand the problems created when allowing trans women into gym lockers and bathrooms.  However, the alternative is forcing trans women into men's bathrooms where they are endangered (not to mention humiliated). 

Some women falsely accuse men of r@pe (apparently that word is censored) and ruin their lives and careers and it's horrible but we don't get rid of **** laws because of it. 

I feel the same way about the bathroom issue.  Even though it can be abused, I feel it'll do more good than bad.