"Previously, I have called for developing systems of legal recognition of trans people that also leaves adequate room to recognize biological sex wherever relevant, so that single-sex spaces can be maintained, for example. I have also repeatedly called for the development of trans rights solutions that will accommodate the concerns of other parties."

The solutions are there, too; but the voiced on both sides seem to have no interest in them. I flatter myself in thinking that I know several of these solutions; and I have tried repeatedly to put these before people on the Right, because they seem less closed-off than people on the Left. But it seems that, unless you have made a name for yourself on social media, unless you have some kind of presence, you are dismissed out-of-hand.

When you realize the solution to a problem that is creating terrible consequences, the direness of the situation only emphasizes its poetry, its beauty. It's like looking upon nature at a high-altitude, with the snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains in the background. It is the peaceful reconciliation of apparently chaotic forces, all working together to create a lush and diverse cooperative harmony.

And no one seems to want a solution badly enough to listen. Is it that they are afraid? because so much of this conflict is driven by fear. Or do they simply just want to fight?

"... for wisdom cries out in the streets and no man regards it." -- Henry IV, Part 1, Act 1, Scene 2