Much more

https://twitter.com/huhef22/status/1554556641877573636

Well obviously. Nobody is “just their genitals.” That would be weird. Imagine it, just millions and millions of genitals and nothing else. They couldn’t even walk around, because no legs (this goes for the male variety too). No walking, no talking, no ballet, no eating a cheeseburger – nothing. Just genitals. You may be thinking well at least it would be sexy, but would it? Would it? When there’s absolutely nothing else? No brain, no eyes, no ears, no feet? I say no.

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11 responses to “Much more”

  1. Mike Haubrich Avatar
    Mike Haubrich

    This was not the most brilliant man I’ve ever encountered on Twitter.

  2. Ophelia Benson Avatar

    Well he’s not defined by his brains you know.

  3. Rob Avatar

    Are you sure he wasn’t thinking with his genitals? He was replying to a woman after all.

  4. GW Avatar

    They couldn’t even walk around, because no legs (this goes for the male variety too).

    Men might be able to awkwardly hop around.

  5. Papito Avatar

    To be fair, I think that Hugh is just his genitals.

  6. What a Maroon Avatar
    What a Maroon

    Of course it’s the TRAs and their woke fellow travelers who are forced to refer to women by their genitals or other references to reproductive biology. They never see that irony.

  7. maddog1129 Avatar

    I think everyone has a right to privacy. But I also think that women are much more than their genitals.

    I seriously doubt that men who seek to control women — because of women’s sex organs — really believe that women have a right to privacy, or that women amount to anything more than their genitals and reproductive capacity.

    That would be us — women, and men who support women’s rights — and not you, who see women as more than their genitals

    Yes, we are the ones who recognize that women are whole human beings, with thoughts, feelings, needs, desires, beliefs, ambitions, emotions, etc. They have brains, and bodies, and are capable of many things. However, the thing that differentiates women from men is their reproductive system. Women have one kind; men have a wholly different kind. Because reproductive organs and sex characteristics are objective matters of differential biology and anatomy, the whole human beings who are women have some needs and desires that are different from men’s needs and desires. Got it? Whole human beings that are differentiated by the biological realities of sex.

    Now, answer the question: do you think that “female people ever have the right to organize/recreate/congregate w/o anyone born male?”

  8. Lady Mondegreen Avatar
    Lady Mondegreen

    It’s such an absurd argument. I usually encounter it in the aggressive version (“You’re reducing women to their genitals!”) I usually respond with something like this: Hugh, want to hear something REALLY outrageous? Biologists classify human beings as vertebrates.

    That’s right–SCIENTISTS are REDUCING US ALL to our SPINAL CORDS!!

    (They never respond.)

  9. Nullius in Verba Avatar
    Nullius in Verba

    “Triangles are much more than their geometry.”

    Right, they can be blue or green, transparent or dotted, isosceles or equilateral. They can even be non-euclidean. Triangles can appear in flowers or in the stars above. Within the bounds of triangles is enclosed infinite variety. But what makes a triangle a triangle and not any other polygon is its exactly three sides and exactly three corners.

  10. Mike Haubrich Avatar
    Mike Haubrich

    @Lady Mondegreen

    Embarrassing them even further by explaning that we are mammals because of breasts!

    “They’re reducing us to our tits!”

  11. What a Maroon Avatar
    What a Maroon

    @Lady Mondegreen,

    You’re excluding all the non-vertebrates with spinal cords (e.g., trans-cephalopods who were assigned human at birth) and vertebrates without spinal cords (e.g., Lyndsey Graham).