> However their existence more often used as a weapon in discourse on adjacent topics like gender and identity but not necessarily specifically intersex.
Morally speaking, which is worse: weaponizing the fictional non-existence of intersex people to attack transgender people, some of whom are intersex; or weaponizing the actual existence of intersex people to defend transgender people, some of whom are intersex?
> When was the last time someone mentioned violence when talking about handedness?
My mom was beaten for writing left-handed, and she's still alive. While that is no longer popular in the US, the tradition is alive in the world.