[Crimson Dynamo]

more violence against Chris

[The Slim Reaper]

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

If BB5 was on air today we'd be getting a Stuart win.

No offense intended to the guy here, but he was the safest contestant out of the whole lineup.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

If BB5 was on air today we'd be getting a Stuart win.

No offense intended to the guy here, but he was the safest contestant out of the whole lineup.

Bang on right Mock

[user104658]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

The immediate question should be "what changed".

And the answer isn't "Somehow everyone randomly became hateful TERFs for some reason".

That's not any sort of answer at all.

[Livia]

Self ID changed everything, discussions on this forum at the time predicted it would. Women were worried and we were right to be worried.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Sickening how dangerous it is to be a trans person today

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Sickening how dangerous it is to be a trans person today

[Glenn.]

But it’s trans people that have been or are actual victims of violence.

You’re afraid of a sign?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

But it’s trans people that have been or are actual victims of violence.

You’re afraid of a sign?

Trans people are also assailants in violent crimes. Virtually all categories of people can be both victims and perpetrators of crimes.

But people aren't routinely holding up signs which say "behead transwomen", and it being treated as unremarkable or excusable.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Youtube video

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

The immediate question should be "what changed".

And the answer isn't "Somehow everyone randomly became hateful TERFs for some reason".

That's not any sort of answer at all.

The world was a better place for LGBT in the 2000s.

What ruined it was over-activism, the bizarre need for external validation, and trying to push it onto kids.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

The world was a better place for LGBT in the 2000s.

What ruined it was over-activism, the bizarre need for external validation, and trying to push it onto kids.

all aided and abetted by social media

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

The world was a better place for LGBT in the 2000s.

What ruined it was over-activism, the bizarre need for external validation, and trying to push it onto kids.

I agree with this. There are many of the LGBT community now claiming and speaking out against the activism that is causing a massive divide between LGBT and non LGBT people.
Its like the worlds gone mad. I don't care if someone is LGBT but I'm not going to treat them like they are special.
Try and cancel my validity as a woman and all you're going to get back is a building resentment.
Try and bring our wee children/grandchildren into your world and you will feel the wrath and fury of the masses.

I used to be really cool about LGBT... each to their own and all that, but the more I have this pushed in my face, the more my coolness evaporates.

[Glenn.]

[arista]

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Can't really argue with that soundbite - transwomen who don't encroach on women's sports or try to push the ideology onto kids certainly should be left alone.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Can't really argue with that soundbite - transwomen who don't encroach on women's sports or try to push the ideology onto kids certainly should be left alone.

of course, its good to see that finally there is an acknowledgment that there are band wagon jumpers who are not trans but just see an opportunity and are aided and abetted by the 'transphobe' shouters at every turn

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Can't really argue with that soundbite - transwomen who don't encroach on women's sports or try to push the ideology onto kids certainly should be left alone.

Yes kids should not be pushed into this.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

But it’s trans people that have been or are actual victims of violence.

Conveniently overlooking that most of the severe violence against trans people occurs within relationships... Often with other trans people.

You’re afraid of a sign?

And this is just flat out hypocrisy Glenn you'd be all over it if a masked skinhead was holding up a "decapitate a trans" banner, absolutely no question about that.

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Zizu]

The worlds gone crazy

I just downloaded a shooting game as the graphics in the trailer looked good

Anyways I played the very first , easy level - as the swashbuckling hero

I easily shot the rampaging pirate as expected but then my online avatar bloke started mincing around like Larry Grayson !!!??

Why ?!

I don’t get it


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[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

The worlds gone crazy

I just downloaded a shooting game as the graphics in the trailer looked good

Anyways I played the very first , easy level - as the swashbuckling hero

I easily shot the rampaging pirate as expected but then my online avatar bloke started mincing around like Larry Grayson !!!??

Why ?!

I don’t get it


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Wtf, what game is this.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

The worlds gone crazy

I just downloaded a shooting game as the graphics in the trailer looked good

Anyways I played the very first , easy level - as the swashbuckling hero

I easily shot the rampaging pirate as expected but then my online avatar bloke started mincing around like Larry Grayson !!!??

Why ?!

I don’t get it


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[Crimson Dynamo]

When it comes to deciding who is transphobic, the bar is being set so low that even a world-class limbo dancer would struggle to slip beneath it.

Simply saying that transwomen are not biological females is enough to get you in hot water, and anyone daring to point out that the presence of natal males (however they identify) in a women-only space is unsafe is at risk of being branded a bigot. The actor Amanda Abbington is the latest in a long line of women to experience this.

When Abbingdon announced that she would be taking part in Strictly Come Dancing this year, gender extremists pointed out that, in March, she had tweeted her disapproval of young children being subjected to drag shows. The backlash was such that she left Twitter and has yet to return.

Back in the days before feminism became the opposite of its true meaning, we worried that men dressing as sexualised parodies of women was sexist and offensive.

To explain: men who both dress as women and claim to be women are now taking umbrage at men who dress as women for fun. The former believe the latter are making light of something deadly serious. Many feminists will see that they are all men masquerading as women – but the important distinction is that drag queens don’t generally demand access to women’s hospital wards, rape crisis centres and prison wings.

Abbingdon is by no means alone as a victim of this reverse logic, which could be best described as “Darvo” (Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender), and can be adopted by male perpetrators of abuse towards women as a way of skirting accountability for their behaviour. It is used to describe men who coerce their female partner, then gaslight her into believing she is the problem. It is a key tactic used by some trans activists to target feminists fighting for our sex based rights.

As the reverse logic goes, LGBTQIA+ BBC staff might feel “unsafe” with Abbingdon on set, so some are calling for a boycott of Strictly until Abbingdon is cancelled.

And last weekend, it was a transgender activist who brought the men’s road race at the Cycling World Championships to a dangerous halt to protest the fact that men (transwomen) are no longer allowed to compete against women.

Look also at what is happening to my friend Joanna Cherry MP: because she has spoken out against male rapists being placed in women’s prisons, she now requires serious security at the Edinburgh Festival. Consider the experiences of Kathleen Stock, driven out of her job at Sussex University by a baying mob of students claiming to be “in danger” from her perfectly reasonable views on sex and gender.

I have been physically attacked by trans activists for simply speaking out against the erosion of single sex spaces. These assaults took place when I was an invited speaker on the topic of male violence. Although I have been campaigning, researching and writing about such matters for more than four decades, the trans activists portrayed me as a direct threat to them rather than someone campaigning for women’s liberation.

The reality is that it is women who are under threat. The extreme wing of the trans lobby appear to believe it acceptable to intimidate feminists for holding mainstream views on biological sex. It’s a clever trick to claim that men – at least those identifying as transgender or non-binary – are now oppressed by women. What could be more Orwellian?

Society is being sold a lie and many women have been duped as to what an actual transgender woman is. A recent poll conducted among British women showed that 35pc believe a transgender woman to be female from birth. Unsurprisingly, those who understand least about sex and gender are of the younger generation. Perhaps they have been indoctrinated. It is they who are most likely to have no idea that transgender women are born – and remain – biological males.

It is high time for us to return to reality. Women like me are no threat to men masquerading as women. The reverse may, however, be true.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ore-orwellian/