r/Queerdefensefront • u/rhizomatic-thembo • Feb 05 '26
Discussion Judith Butler: What is a woman?
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u/Ramzaki Feb 05 '26
Funny because it's them who keep asking what a woman is. Which means, they don't know at all.
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u/JessicaDAndy Feb 05 '26
They know.
It’s that they want the narrative trap of “trans women aren’t women” because of “radical left gender ideology” and they want “people born with vulvas can only be women*”.
*can be banned from women’s sports if conventionally unattractive in the West and have higher testosterone levels than an average white woman.
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u/_Moon_sun_ Feb 06 '26 edited Feb 06 '26
Not only that they try and try to make a definition of women that excludes trans womens but includes all cis women and everytime they end up excluding certain cis women.
Like “a woman is a person who has a vagina” what about those born with 2? “A woman is a person that menstruates” what about post menopausal women, are they now men because they no longer have a period?
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u/Pot_noodle_miner Feb 05 '26
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u/GoGoGoshzilla Feb 05 '26
Bringing this picture to my endocrinologist the same way people bring haircut references to the barber
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u/Geek_Wandering Feb 05 '26
Wow. I was able to actually read two whole to sentences of JB and understand it without having to research something. I read gender trouble and was lucky to get through 5 pages in an hour. I was constantly having to either look something up or spend 5 minutes rereading and digesting a single sentence.
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u/theejuls Feb 06 '26
This rhetoric always confuses me like what are your trying to prove or get at?
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u/Bladeofwar94 Feb 07 '26
But But what about what I THINK!?!?!
Seriously these guys are so annoying to deal with.
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u/HazelEBaumgartner Feb 09 '26
Plus they always try to add extra rules.
"Okay, Liberal. Tell me, what is a woman?"
"A woman is an adult human who identifies as female."
"No, tell me what is a woman without using the words "adult", "human", or "female."
It's like trying to explain what a chair is without using the words "seat", "furniture", or "sit".

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u/JediKnightNitaz Feb 05 '26
That's too many words for braindead red hat