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Progressives are not really what you would call “smart.” They are objectively naive people. But even before written language was a thing, people knew what a “woman” was. However, one should never underestimate the ability of progressives to complicate the simplest concept known to mankind.

Roses are red, violets are blue, and “a woman is a person who says she is.”

Don’t laugh at me, this is what Maya Wiley, President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights said when testifying in front of a congressional committee. Oh, and she claims she is the expert on defining all things woman because somebody called her a “boy” when she was like five years old.

According to The Post Millennial:

Maya Wiley, President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, testified before a congressional committee where she was grilled by representative Nancy Mace for justifying trans ideology by saying that she was called a boy when she was younger.

During the hearing, titled, “Standing Up for the Rule of Law: Ending Illegal Racial Discrimination and Protecting Men and Women in U.S. Employment Practices,” Wiley introduced herself by stating her pronouns, she/her. Wiley was asked by Mace to define what a woman is and then responded with the definition, “A woman is a person who says she is.”

Is this supposed to be some sort of Descartes dualism argument? "I think, therefore I am." Is that what she is trying to say?

Wiley then tried to justify this saying, "When I was a child I was called a boy." Mace immediately expressed dissatisfaction with the circular-reasoning from Wiley, emphasizing that there a biological definition of the word woman.

The only problem with that definition is that it’s illogical and therefore, invalid. And LOL to the "I was called a boy." Um, okay??? Obviously, that comment really affected her since she is still talking about it to this day.

Mace, who took issue with Wiley’s stances on transgender issues and cited her own experience of being raped at 16. She argued against allowing biological men who identify as women to use women's bathrooms and locker rooms, stating that she is “not going to put other women and girls into unsafe situations with biological men.

Wiley, a civil rights activist and attorney, argued in her testimony to Congress that transgender-identifying people, particularly transgender women of color, face “deep discrimination and are vulnerable to sexual violence and murder.” She claimed that attention on this issue is lacking and that societal work to combat hate must be “a rising priority.”

And what an arrogant thing of Wiley to say.

That means a rapist can be a woman if he/she says he/she is. And is she not concerned with women being raped? Because again, all a predator has to do is claim an itty bitty thing to be afforded the “right” to enter female-only spaces.

Unclear if a cat is also a cat because it says so but according to this woman's lack of logic, that would check out.

If there are "genuine" trans people who claim to be a woman, that does not change the fact that predators would take advantage of this. My goodness, it's unfathomable how stupid these people are, and it's unclear why we let people this dumb waste the time of our representatives. But half of Congress probably agrees with her and here we are.

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