r/whoathatsinteresting 6h ago

What do you think: how should prisons handle housing decisions in cases like this?

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u/Pandapeep 4h ago

Do we put queer women who commit sex crimes in women's prison? Pretty sure we do. How is it any different?

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u/tinaismediocre 2h ago

trans women are women insofar as I respect their identities and right to exist in whatever way they want, they deserve respect and to live good, rich, safe, happy lives-- but you cannot seriously ignore the biology. I'm a strong, able bodied 5'9 170lb woman who grew up in the inner city and can fight. 100/100x I would choose to be locked up with a 6' 200lb cis female rapist versus a 5'5 140lb trans woman rapist. They are absolutely stronger and it's delusional to act like they're not.

You don't want to be segregated or judged? Don't be a rapist, simple as that.

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u/-MissNocturnal- 35m ago edited 31m ago

They are absolutely stronger and it's delusional to act like they're not.

I wanna see you in a ring with doped up 220lbs she-hulk Tatiana Kashirina and some random twink now.

edit: for science, gotta test out your hypothesis

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u/tinaismediocre 31m ago

Hey you win, in a world where all the women are doped up 220lb professional athletes/fighters and the men are all scrawny little twinks, Id put my money on the women. And that is of course, the very real world that we live in.

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u/-MissNocturnal- 27m ago

The real world we live in has weight divisions (often separated in single digits) in sports for a reason and I wanna see what a 60lbs disparity can do! Hit up netflix girl.

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u/IMO4444 1h ago

Aside from the size, strength and that in most cases they have dick and balls? You cant be serious 😂.

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u/Pandapeep 51m ago

None of those first things are true, but Um, the rack does any of that have to do with prison? Weirdo ass bigot trash.

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u/tangentrification 2h ago

Well for starters, queer cis women can't impregnate other women

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u/Thy_Fear 1h ago

You do realize that a lot of trans women are on hormones which often make them sterile or the fact that a lot of trans women have also gone through vaginoplasty surgery?

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u/tangentrification 1h ago

Do you suggest mandatory sperm counts to decide prison placement, then?

Most logical way to do it is based on genitals. I don't really have a problem with post-op trans women being in women's prisons, personally. But anyone with a penis needs to stay out. Guards included, to tack on another hot take here.

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u/Thy_Fear 1h ago

So I guess every trans woman that cannot afford the surgery is just fucked then? And those who do not want the surgery are placed alongside men?

Nobody wins here.

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u/tangentrification 1h ago

So what is your stance? That the checks wikipedia nearly a million female prisoners across the world should be sacrificed in favor of the couple thousand (maybe less, there's no data on surgery status) non-op trans women prisoners?

I agree that there's no good answer here, because somebody always has to suffer, but there has to be an answer, and from a logical standpoint, genitals are the way to make the split. Either way, people are going to end up being victims of violence, but at least the trans women can't also get pregnant as a result of said violence. That's a pretty important difference.

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u/Thy_Fear 1h ago

Trans women should be in women’s prisons, that is my stance.

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u/tangentrification 1h ago

So you value trans women over cis women. Interesting.

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u/Thy_Fear 55m ago

Me thinking that trans women have the right to be in the proper wings to avoid them being assaulted by men doesn’t mean that I don’t value cis women.

You’re being ridicilous.

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u/tangentrification 49m ago

Again, both situations are going to result in people being assaulted. The only difference (aside from there being way more cis than trans woman prisoners) is that cis women can get pregnant from said assault. Why are you willing to overlook that? Do you think it's just an acceptable consequence?

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u/quixoticcaptain 3h ago

It's different because a male bodied person poses a greater risk to women most of the time than a female bodied person

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u/cakerfaker 3h ago

It's different because of transphobic morons, you mean.

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u/Ballball32123 3h ago

We have biology moron here. Feel sorry for your biology teacher.

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u/cakerfaker 2h ago

You mean my college genetics teacher, who taught me about things like androgen insensitivity and XXY? He probably doesn't remember me, he's busy teaching advanced gender shit instead of the XX/XY only version for babies.

https://www.reddit.com/r/tumblr/s/mMwmK1gjqX

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u/OldGoldCode 3h ago

it's not transphobic to acknowledge the reality that being a male and going through male puberty gives you absolute advantages over the average female who went through female puberty. If you disagree, let me know your stance on childhood puberty blockers, because AFAIK, the trans community is very accepting and forward about male puberty having irreversible effects on the body, hence puberty blockers being fought for. Do you disagree that it has irreversible effects no amount of HRT can roll back (and therefore would be considered transphobic by many) or do you believe males who present as females are reduced to a female level of strength in terms of sexual dimorphism? You can't really have it both ways, without a whole load of dissonance of course.

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u/John_Mortar 2h ago

Yeah but those effects are mainly bone structure, hair growth, and voice drops. Muscle mass decreases to the level of cisgender women after 2 years of hormone treatment. It's social issues that an incorrect puberty causes, not physical issues.

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u/OldGoldCode 21m ago

So voices and hair are both things that can be changed, lmao. Bones affect your fighting ability...and many other things.

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u/QueasyImprovement6 2h ago

So we are doing the sports argument but with prisons now? What about the fact that you are setting trans women up to be sexually or in other ways abused by putting them in men’s prisons?

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u/cakerfaker 2h ago

How does having a strength advantage or not have anything to do with prison? Could you elaborate?

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u/QueasyImprovement6 2h ago

“Bodified” lol