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When a doctor tells you that your child is in an abnormal state (sickness) you do not accuse them of hating your child; the doctors states a fact. Similarly, when you describe a female pretending to be a male as a female, or male pretending to be a female as a male, or transgenderism as a pathological abnormality of the binary sexual function, it does not follow that you hate that person, or discriminate against facts, but state the facts. We can sympathise with people afflicted with abnormalities without normalising those abnormalities, which would in turn cause harm to healthy people. For example, when females are forced to compete against males in female sports, or strip naked in front of male strangers in a female change-room, this amounts to prejudice against females. To normalise the unhealthy or abnormal is to pathologise and injure that which is healthy.
