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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock
I agree with some of what you're saying, in particular there are much bigger things going on in this world than Transgender stuff, but it seems to be the most popular topic alongside immigration.
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And that should raise alarm bells. The media and politicians have led people to believe the biggest risks to civilians are trans woman, who are around 0.13% of the population and illegal immigrants, who make up about 1% of the population.
They are two groups with little to no legislative or political power or influence, and yet they are the people who are a risk to our society - apparently. It’s called misdirection.
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However this crew are trying to encourage Transwomen to take part in women's Sports, which is wrong imo.
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A couple of questions - have you watched the clip of them asking for donations and have you researched what the charity in question does?
Campaigning for fairness for trans women in women’s sports is one part of the many things that charity does - another aspect for example is ensuring lesbians (women) feel safe, included and supported in sports clubs. They do this because less than half of lesbians feel sports clubs are a welcoming, inclusive place and therefore 2/3rds lesbians who want to be active are taking part in non-sports physical actively. Part of their campaigning is to change that. Sounds great for women, right?
The woman at the end speaking about the donations didn’t ever specifically mention trans people in women’s sports. Yet here we are, talking about trans people again because the media told us they’re a problem.
Did you know a documentary was going to be made about men entering women’s sports teams and the producers found it so difficult and didn’t find any men to go through the 3 years of medical treatments that instead they made it a piece of fiction.
If a thing people are complaining about has to be created as a work of fiction, how much of an issue actually is it?