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Who are we to say that a woman's identity isn't defined by her insurance rates? The obvious biological markers are no longer requirements, so why not.
by angersock 8y ago
Who are we to say that a woman's identity isn't defined by her insurance rates?
The obvious biological markers are no longer requirements, so why not.
- astura 8y agoJudges, juries, insurance adjusters, and (finally) state or provincial insurance boards say so. None of these people are stupid, they can easily tell if someone identifies as a female for the sole purpose of defrauding an insurance company. There is a huge difference between having a legitimate gender identity and simply lying in order to commit insurance fraud.
- sieabah 8y agoThat creates a dangerous precedent that someone who can't easily express how they feel being ridiculed. It's less money and bad press if you just let people claim what they want rather than going on a crusade of truth.
- astura 8y agoNo it doesn't, we're talking about insurance fraud here, not actual gender identity issues.