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Catholic 'who used wrong pronoun to describe a transgender in trouble with Police!
Devout Catholic 'who used wrong pronoun to describe transgender girl'
to be interviewed by police https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incomin...ine-Farrow.jpg When Caroline Farrow, a Catholic commentator, and transgender rights campaigner Susie Green, agreed to take part in a television debate about a controversial Girl Guides policy, producers would have expected differences of opinion. But while the conversation on screen was certainly heated, it was what happened off-air when the pair continued the debate on Twitter that resulted in a six-month-long police investigation. :umm2: Mrs Farrow, a mother of five with strong religious views, allegedly used the wrong pronoun when referring to Ms Green's transgender daughter. Ms Green was so angered by what she described as a "distressing and spiteful" attack that she lodged a formal complaint with Surrey police. On Monday night, they contacted Mrs Farrow and asked her to attend a voluntary police interview. The response by a police force which, like all others, is struggling to cope with violent crime and knife violence, will raise eyebrows and further fuel the debate around police priorities. https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...Qi_400x400.jpg In November Sara Thornton, head of the National Police Chief's Council, warned that the increasing focus on investigating hate crime was putting a strain on resources at a time when forces were struggling to deal with rising levels of violence. Her comments were echoed by the Met Commissioner, Cressida Dick, who also said police officers ought to prioritise the issues that people cared about most, such as violence and knife crime. But campaigners who support transgender rights insist it is the police's place to bear down on those alleged to flout the Equalities Act and seek to cause harm and distress to vulnerable people. Dr Jane Hamlin, president of the Beaumont Society, a charity which supports trans people, said that mis-gendering is "very hurtful". "People sometimes do it by accident, even my friends accidentally get it wrong but they always apologise immediately afterwards. "But to do it publicly like that, it's dreadfully thoughtless and certainly something that should not be done." https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incomin...-mum-Susie.jpg Mrs Farrow also pointed out that since the row had blown up on Twitter she and her family had been subjected to abuse and threats by internet trolls. She said one had even published photographs that identified her children as well as bombarding her with sexually humiliating insults. Ms Green's daughter, Jackie, 25, became the youngest person in Britain to transition when she changed her sex from male to female almost 10 years ago. Since then, Jackie has reached the semi-finals of Miss England and models around the world, describing herself as "just a normal girl with a bit of an interesting history". https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...s-twitter-row/ |
and she is at it again with another woman and getting police involved again!
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Nice to see that the blame for knife crime is somehow subtly being blamed on trans people. It's so fun being society's punching bag.
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And ironically, Cressida Dick is a lesbian!
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Well you could just say that with anything.
Eh, don’t report that somebody burgaled your home or mugged you in the street because SOMEONE SOMEWHERE is being murdered or raped. You can’t ask people to put aside their more ‘tivial’ in your eyes issues just because more pressing matters are occuring, otherwise you’d have to tell EVERYONE whom was a victim of a ‘minor’ crime to just live with it because of more important crimes that need investigating. |
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How about blaming the government for the rise in knife crime? They're the ones who keep cutting the police budget. |
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Pronoun crime is wasting police time.
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There's obviously a big difference between a slip / not understanding and doing something pointedly and deliberately.
That said, I don't think it's a police issue unless it's persistent over time from the same person (and thus, harassment). |
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Misgendering is a crappy thing to do, sure. But in no way should it be considered a crime, and certainly shouldn't be a police matter.
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Yes but it has withdrawn from the Police
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She’s a scummy person in general judging from all of her appearances in tv debates, but unfortunately being scummy isn’t a criminal offence
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One of my favourite artists talking about knife crime on GMB
He raises some excellent points about no one ever assigning the achievements of black people to their colour, but how it's become acceptable for people to assign issues within the community to race. |
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