You certainly are conferring a great many motivations onto me that I never expressed nor possessed. Is that possibly because you can't defend your own position, or don't remember what position you're supposed to be defending, and so can't do anything but attack? You're arguing with a strawman, not actually addressing anything that I've said.

The trans phenomenon is a direct result of women's unfettered sense of entitlement, and the vile rhetoric that is directed against men from all corners, for all of the reasons I explained above. Once again, the social contract that you appear to be holding up as an alternative to what you term "liberalism" no longer exists. Women are no longer entitled to men's protection in any societal sense. What have they done to earn it? If you want to flaunt your desire to protect them anyway, feel free, but trying to characterize it as somehow virtuous or as some sort of overarching responsibility is dishonest. What motivates you to take that position is your desire for women to like you. There's not even necessarily anything wrong with that, but I don't share that desire, and I'm not going to be shamed into taking part in this battle by your insistence that I'm somehow morally deficient for refusing to do so.

You certainly are conferring a great many motivations onto me that I never expressed nor possessed. Is that possibly because you can't defend your own position, or don't remember what position you're supposed to be defending, and so can't do anything but attack? You're arguing with a strawman, not actually addressing anything that I've said.

The trans phenomenon is a direct result of women's unfettered sense of entitlement, for all of the reasons I explained above. Once again, the social contract that you appear to be holding up as an alternative to what you term "liberalism" no longer exists. Women are no longer entitled to men's protection in any societal sense. If you want to flaunt your desire to protect them anyway, feel free, but trying to characterize it as somehow virtuous or as some sort of overarching responsibility is dishonest. What motivates you to take that position is your desire for women to like you. There's not even necessarily anything wrong with that, but I don't share that desire, and I'm not going to be shamed into taking part in this battle by your insistence that I'm somehow morally deficient for refusing to do so.