There is more than one "transgendered" man/woman in my town, and they are simply men who dress and (try) to speak like women. They look like men in drag. Even hopefully not being able to see the mutilated genitals, my daughter would think that there is a man in the lady's room, a drunk one at that, and be scared. And if a drunk man dressed like a woman scares my daughter by being in the ladies' room at McDs, I'm not checking under the skirt before I look after my kid's best interests.
This said, I do not at all condone the brutality and I think the perpetrators should be arrested. It went far beyond getting a drunk man out of the ladies' room.
Actually I was in a ladies room at a university once when I realized the person washing her hands next to me was actually a man. Really big feet, really big high heeled shoes, lots of makeup, really red lipstick. Then a friend of hers, possibly also a post-surgery person, came into the ladies room.
I had a two-fold reaction: amazement and sadness. These people were, by definition, abnormal and they must have known that. What an unhappy life they must lead. I don’t even know how they find clothes or shoes to wear.
I didn’t get the impression that they were a threat in any way. Didn’t get the impression that they were out looking to fool around. I came away with the impression that they were really big guys with a problem. Very sad.
Now I am sure there are some aggressive predators. But the girl in the video and the people I saw in the ladies room were not aggressive at all. Just sad.
Think about this, a white guy is walking down the street. He gets jumped on and beaten by a black because he is white. Then a trannie is walking down the street and gets jumped on and beaten because he’s a trannie. How is that different?