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If you can't assign POSSIBLE charitable intent to a particular argument, then maybe you don't understand their argument. Please don't read that as yelling, I just wanted to emphasize that word.
And please don't suggest that you can't argue in good faith until you know the person in question. That's not really what that sort of exercise is about, and everyone should be able to consider the most charitable interpretation of an argument regardless of their beliefs. People have been less than charitable to you in this thread, but I shouldn't have to know you to argue your points in good faith. Does that make sense?
It helps to know the person some to understand intent. There's sports radio guys that I listen to all the time. So, over the years I can tell when they are debating something in good faith and when they aren't. With JK, I honestly can't tell. Ultimately, I'll give her the benefit of the doubt that she arguing in good faith, since I don't have any reason to believe she isn't.
- To maybe answer your question, the most charitable intent of her argument could possibly be that she fears for where some teens are going with getting surgery or HRT too soon. And that she believes that young people should speak to professionals for a set amount of time (or until they are adults) before they can get HRT or surgery. Plus she may fear (as a feminist) that too much conflation is happening between cis-gender females and trans females. And while she doesn't hate them at all, would like there to be a clear line between the two (for cases when people are trying to speak to or reach out to "cis-gender" females only).
- The least charitable intent would be to set flames to the current culture war with the LGBTQ community. And to see if she can start a fight between the most hardcore cis-gender females vs. trans females. And in the process become a martyr by setting her career on fire and becoming a leader of some anti-trans movement.