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Orrex

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8. If it's a for-woman-only service, then a trans woman would be able to use it, obviously.

Reply to Nye Bevan (Reply #4)

Mon Apr 11, 2016, 12:19 PM

Apr 2016

In fact, it's just as obvious as every time you ask some variation of that question.

As for your concerns about "discrimination," I invite you to make an appointment with your local gynecologist and then tell us how it went. And then you should probably pound on the door of the nearest women's shelter and demand that they take you in.

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"Uber for women" - What do female DUers think about this? (Men can post too ;) [View all] GummyBearz Apr 2016 OP

Absent a system that prevents certain kinds of men from acting like assholes.... Orrex Apr 2016 #1

Eh GummyBearz Apr 2016 #2

Seems similar to Japan's women-only train cars. forjusticethunders Apr 2016 #3

Is it legal for businesses to discriminate against customers based upon their gender? Nye Bevan Apr 2016 #4

Good questions GummyBearz Apr 2016 #7

If it's a for-woman-only service, then a trans woman would be able to use it, obviously. Orrex Apr 2016 #8

bad analogy Demonaut Apr 2016 #11

"More men can visit ob-gyns for conditions like pelvic pain and low testosterone" Nye Bevan Apr 2016 #14

Are all gynecologists required to treat males? Orrex Apr 2016 #17

Meh..... usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 #5

Of course - most people are peaceful - men and women. The thing is, of the few MillennialDem Apr 2016 #15

As I woman, I like the idea. If I needed to CharlotteVale Apr 2016 #6

I don't know about this... yuiyoshida Apr 2016 #9

I drive for Uber and Lyft, I've heard from female clients who say they get hit on all the time Demonaut Apr 2016 #10

That is interesting GummyBearz Apr 2016 #12

they are about the same, lyft is more user friendly for driver and rider Demonaut Apr 2016 #13

Maybe a better option would be allowing people to choose the gender or their driver or state MillennialDem Apr 2016 #16