But, then, why am I bigot? Or why am I, if you prefer, speaking bigotry? The people in here are trying to claim that I am a bigot or at least speaking...
Anal sex has been demonstrated to be correlated to an increase risk of getting: 1. Fetal incontinence; 2. STDs; 3. Bacterial infections; 4. HPV; 5. HI...
With all due respect, are you going to accept the challenge to demonstrate the slanderous names you have called me? I think it is rather disheartening...
CC: @"Leontiskos" @"Banno", @"RogueAI", @"Jamal", @"ProtagoranSocratist" Also, come to think of it, that transgender person I mentioned to @"Protagora...
I apologize, I am not really following your view on a nature. How can something be such-and-such a thing if there is nothing it is to be that thing? Y...
With all due respect, your response is full of ad hominems. I don’t think you are doing it unintentionally, as I think you are a good faith interlocut...
CC: @"Philosophim", @"Leontiskos", @"Jamal", @"Wayfarer" @"ProtagoranSocratist", this is what I was referring to as the hatred, anti-free-speech, and ...
Jamal, I have to admit, I also find the rules lacking clarity. It seems like there is a lack of checks and balances within the admins. I am not sure h...
I don’t think attire and aesthetic accessories are purely social (viz., purely how we symbolize gender). For example, makeup is closely connected to w...
All @"hypericin" is doing is ad hoc defining and redefining bigotry because they want it to be bigoted because they view the position that transgender...
Ok, but what is a ‘nature’ then? Yes. It’s innate to the organ: it isn’t supervenient. That is, the nature of an organ is intrinsic like its weight, s...
No apologies needed: most of it was red herrings and ad hominems. I don’t mean to deny that ‘gender’ is connected to queer history; but that it’s norm...
Well, it wouldn’t be real; because reality is objective, and socially constructed ideas are inter-subjective (even if they are expressing something ob...
Would it be fair, then, to say that you believe water is water, as opposed to something else, because of its structural (molecular) makeup (viz., H2O)...
Good question. There is no such thing as a gender expression that is an expression of personality (in the stereotypical sense of ‘personality’ which i...
The gravitational gender expression is tied to sex because it is the upshot of how that kind of being tends to behave (e.g., men being more interested...
Ok, so, then, you are viewing gender as a social construct—correct? To compare, I would say sex is a procreative nature of a substance; and gender is ...
No, the OP defines gender as: That’s because I changed the semantics in the OP, which I openly stated, to help try and further the discussion with peo...
So is "sex" the biological nature of a being; and 'gender' is the social cues, expectations, roles, and expressions under your view? If so, then is ge...
To be clear, you still have not defined what you mean by sex and gender. I am still waiting. You are refusing to continue the conversation by actually...
Says me. What are these ties then? How do they work? If there’s no real essence to, e.g., a woman in virtue of which she is a woman; then how is she e...
I am not saying you are American; but my entire conversation about liberalism and conservatism in this thread is in the context of American politics. ...
What are you looking for in a criteria? I am not following. Are you wanting a precise equation where someone could plug in the values for the variable...
:heart: If you ever want to have a conversation about gender theory, then just message me. When you refuse to define the key terms, it is just hard to...
I could see this as a plausible account, but I am not sure if the 'gentleness' of certain colors has a gravitational effect, generally, on women over ...
I can hold a belief on a proposition, X, with high credence and still concede that I might be wrong: that’s all I did there. Doublethink is when one h...
I agree and am not meaning to convey that there are liberal or conservative theories of genders; but, rather, that there are gender theories compatibl...
Oh, nevermind then. This facial incoherence is due to a misunderstanding of hylomorphism. Essences, forms, being, and matter are distinct from each ot...
This isn’t a problem for Aristotle’s thought because the essence of something is in its form. The form is the actualizing principle that makes the ins...
I don’t see the relevance of the examples you gave here, but I will respond. Normative ethically, the response to an evil must be proportionate; but a...
We don’t need to have perfect and complete knowledge of the nature of a being to have good reasons to believe they have a nature. Essence realism acco...
It isn't a chair because you can't sit on it. What is your definition of a chair? If you can't give one because you think it requires essentialism, th...
The definition you cited requires it to be “obstinate or unreasonable” which is a loose way of saying what I was saying. Being prejudiced does not nec...
I apologize: I can’t remember if I responded to your first point in this reply. Well, of course. I think we are all sinners, there’s plenty of differe...
This is not a chair. Just because someone advertises it as a chair or calls it a chair does not make it a chair. It does not have the form of a chair....
The investigation of the essences of things is empirical: we do not know of the nature of chairness a priori. Now, you are right that teleology itself...
Your comments are not always helpful is what I am saying. Calling the most prominent opposition to your liberal views 'people with ratshit ideas' is n...
To me this is just a red herring. I understand this is exactly what Foucault wants us to think; but it evades a discussion about the truth of the matt...
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