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By this logic, it would be fine if they were infertile, which is obvious nonsense. Sexual assault does not hit some magic breaking point where it becomes an un
by Latty 5y ago
By this logic, it would be fine if they were infertile, which is obvious nonsense.
Sexual assault does not hit some magic breaking point where it becomes an unacceptable risk at the chance of impregnation. If there is a significant risk of sexual assault, then the prison has fundamentally failed and that is the thing that needs fixing.
It simply doesn't matter if someone is trans or not, cis people are just as capable of sexual assault, and prisons must be protecting all inmates, not only cis-women, from assault.
- vmception 5y agothe rest of us are starting with the premise that prisons have all failed equally, and find them equally incompetent at any additional vector of assault such as the one that introduces pregnancy its not nearly as gendered as you are making it out to be, this a condition statement satisfied by some gendered combinations