"I’ll tell you my solution to this problem"

So there's a few different things I'd like to talk to you about because Germany is such an interesting case.

I mean, every country in Europe has its own specificities.

Germany, I always thought, once the self-ID law comes in there, we're going to see...

I mean, it's a numbers game.

There's so many people in Germany, the population is so much bigger.

Also...

Yeah, I suppose.

I don't know.

I've always had a funny thing about Germany, the fact that there's sex shops on high streets, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.

There's much more openness about sexuality compared to like the Anglosphere, maybe.

So I always thought like this is going to be this is going to get revved up and turbocharged in Germany.

We're going to hear crazy stories.

And that's exactly what happened, actually.

Redux, who track all these kind of stories about the worst sort of crevice, they got a lot of material to work with oneself by the past in Germany, I think.

Yeah, we also collected on a website called Was ist eine Frau? What is a woman? And we have a card, a map on it.

And we also collect cases since 1971 in Germany because we also have these transsexuals laws since 1981.

And the problem is not new with these men who say they are women.

I didn't know you had that.

I thought it was only started in the last few years.

But so that's been going on for decades.

Yes.

Wow, that's incredible.

Okay, so that's also another thing about Germany is that there's a long feminist tradition that we don't necessarily have in other countries or maybe to the extent that you have it.

It's huge volume of people, it's a huge population.

What is it now, 70 or 80 million people in Germany?