Literally everyone has restrictions!!! That's part of living in a society.
As an able bodied woman in her 20s, I can't join a sports league for children with disabilities. That doesn't mean I'm being discriminated against, that means that that league is protecting the people it was made to serve.
As a woman born and raised in Canada, I can't join a program for refugees. Again, not discrimination, that program just isn't meant for me.
As someone without an engineering degree, I will not be hired for an engineering position. Not because those companies are bigots, but because I don't have the right qualifications
I can't join a cancer survivors group because I have never had cancer. I can't join a pregnant and parenting support group because I have never been pregnant and I don't have kids.
There are "restrictions" everywhere, for everyone. These are in place to make sure people get the services they need and that the properly trained people are doing the right jobs. Most people don't complain that they can't get jobs as neurosurgeons when they aren't neurosurgeons. The trans crowd complaining that they can't circumvent these safety restrictions to the harm of others proves just how selfish they are.




















