"What risk are you referring to? If you're concerned about male pedophiles in the women's washroom with your daughters, they're already in the men's room with your sons." S2 #721
I haven't reviewed the stats, or the methodology of collecting them.
But as I believe heterosexuals outnumber homosexuals among adults,
as a layman (pun if any not intended) I imagine heterosexual pedophiles outnumber homosexual pedophiles.
I consider your counterpoint quasi-legitimate. I reject it to the degree that it suggests there are other risks, so we can disregard this specific risk.
But I also believe in efficiency, and utilitarian expenditure of public resources.
Example (clumsily, hastily formulated, for illustrative purpose):
If we have $X in the budget, and can spend exactly that amount on either safety-belts in school buses, or MMR vaccinations, my opinion is it's best to spend it for the optimized benefit per child per $dollar.
CERTAINLY our children face a spectrum of risks.
While I realize it's impossible to protect them all 100% from all potential risks, I don't believe that fact justifies ignoring risks entirely.
We should do what we can within reason, within budget, for their safety. BUT !
Your counterpoint should not be ignored. It's unwise to expend scarce finite resources to solve a problem we don't have, if in so doing we multiply one or more problems we (the children) do have.
As a layman I don't know enough about risks to children in 2025. For example they may need cyber-protections I know nothing about. I'm not opposing it out of ignorance. I'm acknowledging
to insure we're budgeting responsibly we have to know the entire threat / risk spectrum. If trans is on that spectrum we are obliged to not ignore it. AND
if not ...