>Doctor Who

>>5481492
Not in UK, but gender being removed from documentation would be quite beneficial to me if it came to pass here.

>>5481492
I think I want them to drop dead

>>5481509

Why would it be beneficial? Sorry for being ignorant, but I'm not judgemental, but intrigued and interested.

>>5481516

Why?

>>5481509
>>5481492
also not uk, but yeah, that would only have upsides for me. although i don't use a passport nearly as much as a drivers' license and things like that.

just do away with all gender labeled tags and make co-ed prisons

>Gender details on passports also do not assist with identification, she added.
Is this bitch serious.

Saw this thread on /pol/

>>5481535

Do you just think it's unnecessary to have the information?

>>5481546

I came from BBC. I don't go to /pol/ much, other than to have a quick glance and laugh.

Gender's useless on a passport. It doesn't in any way allow for better security.

>>5481573
It totally does. It just makes insecure hons like yourself sad. You're never going to be a real woman anyway, even if it did say F on your passport.

Sorry, hon.

>>5481519
Ignoring the dangers of being clocked and your identification denied by security at a foreign airport, along with the indignities and delays that could follow, I couldn't present as female at work until every last ID and document referencing gender was corrected for reasons.

I can work around it, but it's inconvenient, and could have been dangerous to my continued employ if I hadn't done my research.

>>5481492
It'd be a decent idea.
As they say in the article that it serves no real benefit having it listed on ID and it helps those transitioning.

>>5481644
Explain how it increases security.

>>5481668
>serves no real benefit having it listed on ID

how else will feminists claim for equal rights when gender can't be documented for women under misogyn?

>>5481509
You faggots really need to sort your shit out and stop being so fucking degenerate

With photo+name i'm not sure what the gender marker adds in terms of security or functionality.

So i'm not against it in a vacuum. But in practice it would be more efficient for society to make the name/documents change process easier. (If this is really about helping trans people - even if misguided)

>>5481552
Removing sex from most id documents would benefit passing trans people because most people still rightly work on the assumption that gender=sex. And it would punish hons who have the audacity to transition because they can't legally defend their gender. Everyone will just see them as the men they are. Its win-win.

>>5481690
If gender is removed from all legal documents, how will people discriminate based on gender?

>>5481692
gr8 b8 m8

>>5481645
I think my gf had this problem. From what I know, all of her legal documents list her as a female with the exception of her birth certificate because SRS is required in order for that to be amended in my state.

She got a job recently at a tech company and they fired her a couple days into her job because something on her background check didn't clear and they couldn't keep her. I asked her what it might be but she never gave me a clear answer. Now it's been a month since we last saw each other and she recently told me she's been really depressed about losing her job and working feverishly to try and get it back.

>>5481538
lol go fuck yourself. prisons then would be lazy will 2.0

>>5481871
Aren't we already living in a prison?

>>5481865
I'm wishing your GF the best of luck with it. Being unemployed is fucking terrible.

>>5481876
thats the 2.0 part cuz were in 1.4atm

>>5481538
Prisoners should really not have a "Gen pop" type place and should be mostly isolated to the point where it wouldn't matter imho lad