No, you really didn't... you whined that because they didn't study every last trans person, the few they did manage to study didn't count. They did the work, you really didn't.
I quoted their finding from your own link two times already. When link says: "
Research in these areas is extremely limited, and more research needs to be done to find conclusive results"... it simply means junk science, no reliable results to confirm anything they were trying to prove. To a normal person that would be enough to stop, rethink the "theory" and maybe start over. You see. most of people change their theories to suit the facts, only leftists tries to change the facts to suit their theory, because their "theory" is the perfect world they're trying to build, where other people are just tools to be used, or obstacles to be removed.
In reality, what happened with that article's medical study resulted in the unlikely collision of two worlds. The study tries to prove that those who are transgender have differently wired brains. If they succeeded then transgender community could claim biological reasons for their transformation and behavior, and therefore their movement would be harder to challenge. But here is a problem. What they're trying to prove, and they failed miserably is the clear example of "transmedicalism" which is despised by many transactivists. Beside, it annoyed feminists in much larger numbers because it resurrected the concept of "female brain" which feminists were trying to defeat for decades.
My point here is not to challenge or condemn any group, but to draw attention to a problem - They can't both be right.
When subjectivity replaces objectivity, and when emotions count as much as data, who is to say what's right anymore? You?
Actually, no, she got paid less than her male counterparts because he boss discriminated against her by keeping pay a secret. Had she known when she within the time period after getting her first check, she'd have had a case. This is what Congress corrected with the law most Republicans voted against.
As discussed earlier, employee's pay is always considered a secret. Regardless... Although I work as automation engineer, I am mathematician by trade and that gives me ability to recognize the patterns, and from my lifelong experience I learned to never doubt the patterns. Having said that, I notice that every time leftists begins their sentence with "actually", they're trying to formulate the the answer that they know it has no connection to reality, it's more like a fishing for the best narrative for their predetermined outcome. In other words, what you wrote above is bullshit. Before we continue this conversation, I suggest you read the dissent from Justice Ginsberg, and if needed quote her exact words, then I'll tell you why you're wrong.
But we've been changing the definition of marriage for centuries. For most of history, marriage was a transfer of a woman as property. We don't have dowries anymore. Women don't need their father's permission to get married like they did in years past. Marriages are no longer arranged. People no longer feel a need to immediately get married because someone got knocked up. We now allow for "no-fault" divorces where people don't have to go in and prove that their spouse was beating them to get out of a marriage.
Wrong again. Even way back, what you call "transfer of the woman as property" (whose property if I may ask?) was the outcome of the marriage, not marriage itself. Second, women didn't always had rights they have today, but they always had rights, and property did not. Third, if you mean property as in my hand or foot.. or my heart. Yes. A man will cherish and love his own body. Biblically a married man and woman become one. Man are to put her first when making choices. She does not belong to him in the sense of having no will of her own, like a slave. But she chooses to team up with man like a member of a team. She has chosen to be his partner in life and all he does, or she does, they do - together. The definition didn't change, marriage is still considered union in between man and a woman. Learn the difference.
I've known gay people who have been in long term relationships. I've known married straight couples who cheat, who get divorced in less than a year, etc. You got Trump who is on marriage number 3 and cheating on his spouse with porn stars. You really can't hold something up as "This is too good for you" and then not treat it like it's very good yourselves.
None of that has nothing to do with the principle, or purpose, or definition of marriage.
Because your compromise was the moral equivalent to a colored drinking fountain. This is why the courts struck them down, because once you concede that the underlying act isn't illegal (Lawrence v. Texas, that struck down all the remaining sodomy laws), then there is no reason to really deny same sex marriages the same rights and privileges of opposite sex marriages.
Do I need to remind you that segregation was enshrined in Democratic party platform and enforced by Woodrow Wilson, and every Democrat president before CRA of 1964.
Except I've never heard anyone use those terms...
As far as the evolution of the word Gay, initially, it meant someone who was with loose morals. Then it meant "happy", and now it means homosexual.
It's been going for few years now and it's coming from far left, like that bimbo AOC, and others.
I haven't heard of "loose morals" definition, just the "happy" and "carefree". Regardless, why definition needed to change at all to mean homosexual, when there is absolutely no historical connection between the previous and new definition? Anything to do with acceptance, or rejection?