Female socialization is such that those 'exclusionary" policies are rarely challenged

Not only that, women are physically weaker too, and it matter - like it was seen in Vancouver situation, when 2 meter tall transes came to opening ceremony and were screaming or intimidating with threat of violence. In UK they were knocking into windows and hitting doors with legs, screaming and drumming over walls, so women were feeling scared and it was too loud to speak for them. Or how transes vandalized memorial for victims of men's violence against women in France, when they just came and moved women away with intimidation or force. There were videos of Vancouver and UK situations in /s/LGBDropTheT, but I've lost them somewhere, and photos of France situation here in /s/GenderCritical/ a week or so ago. Same was with Michigan Women's Festival, where transes were loud nearby and attacking them, or with Vancouver Rape Relief, when transes were throwing dead mice there and pushed goverment to defund VRR. When man and woman write gender critical views in Twitter - it is woman who is fired from job. And so on.

Gay men on average stronger, especially masculine ones, than transes, so they afraid to jump on gay men, as gay men can hit back and break their faces (espceially if there more than one gay men), so they are going like that only on someone who is weaker than them. And transmen are still females, so they can't force or intimidate gay men, like transwomen who are still males can do with women.