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Sounds like you admit that social media and phones is the way that kids can become trans.
Interesting.
Like a vampire angry that people are wearing crosses around their necks.
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Women forced the state to recognise sex in the Equality Act, allowing us to sue service providers for discrimination.
Now the state is retaliating by CRIMINALISING refusal to recognise gender, punished by up to five years in jail!
We must #BinTheConversionPracticesBill #BinTheBill
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Islamists are literally beheading Christians in Nigeria..
I wonder why the activists who care so much about innocent people dying rarely talk about this..
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I don’t care if someone calls me a ‘transphobe’.
In fact, I’ve reached the point where I take it as a compliment.
Because it’s increasingly used to describe women who stand up for their sex-based rights. And the men who support them.
Why would I be insulted by that?
But while I’m not offended by the word, I am wary of people who use it.
Because it tells me something about their priorities.
That they believe men’s identities and feelings matter more than the safety, privacy and dignity of women and girls.
And that’s not someone whose judgement I’d be inclined to trust.
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What I find so nauseating about this clip is how seriously Watson takes herself.
The members of the progressive woke supremacist cult seriously believe they are disciples of righteousness; that it’s impossible they could be wrong.
And so, with astonishing narcissism, Watson - a mediocre actress not overburdened with insight - portrays herself as bearing an overflowing heart, and carrying terrible burdens of conflicting emotions.
Let’s remember what this is about.
@jk_rowling has been fighting for sex-based rights that have underpinned safeguarding for decades to be maintained and protected.
Watson, meanwhile, has placed the demands of trans-identifying men ahead of her own biological sex, and utterly betrayed Rowling, who has been subjected to horrific abuse and death threats for daring to speak up for women.
Yet Watson portrays herself here as a saintly figure who somehow, within her unimpeachable soul, may be able to find it in herself to acknowledge some of the debt she owes to a mentor without whom she’d be nothing.
It’s a shame she was ever cast in the Harry Potter movies. Had she been passed over, we wouldn’t now have to endure this painful, self-regarding garbage.
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Sexual offenders don't get better, they get worse.
It may start with stealing ladies panties off washing lines, but the addictive urge for more sexual stimulation takes it to rape, and murder.
Sexual perversion should not be taken lightly.
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The Women’s Rights Network stand by the women and girls of Afghanistan.
We expect UN Women, Amnesty and the rest of the international community to do the same.
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2/ As for “…our trans friends and family are facing an especially relentless level of hostility...” Sky might want to turn down the hyperbole and speak to the girls and women threatened with losing their college places and careers if they spoke up against men in their squads and changing rooms.
Alternatively, Sky could speak to Melissa Bishop, Joanna Jóźwik and Lynsey Sharp who missed out on placing at the 2016 Rio Olympics as three men stood on the women’s 800m podium.
They could even do a deep dive into how a men came to be punching women in the boxing ring at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
We feel sorry for Sky’s staff who hold sex realist or gender critical views.
However, if Sky are looking for genuine relentless hostility, speaking to the women of Afghanistan would give them a true insight.
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1/ We would love to know which groups Sky believe are ‘bigoted’ and ‘extraordinarily funded’ because they “exclude trans people from sport”.
In fair and safe sport nobody is excluded and everyone can compete in the category for their sex.
If Sky did anything in the way of investigation, they would see that many of the groups that campaign for saving women’s sport are grassroots volunteer led organisations.
If only Sky knew any journalists worthy of the name.
“LGBTQ+ people are being targeted. Our rights, our identities and our existence are being debated and attacked.”
These are the words of a senior legal counsel at Sky, who co-chairs its LGBTQ+ staff group.
According to The Sunday Times, an internal video also attacked “extraordinarily well-funded bigots” campaigning to exclude trans people from sport and shared spaces.
Presumably that includes women campaigning for single-sex spaces and fair sporting categories?
Gender-critical beliefs are protected under the Equality Act. So what message does this send to Sky employees who hold those beliefs?
And what does it tell us about the culture inside one of Britain's biggest news broadcasters?
Read below 👇
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As the trial proceeds of the men accused of raping Joanne Young while she was drugged, we want to highlight that this is not an isolated case.
Drug assisted rape is happening as part of an organised global ecosystem. The 'Motherless' pornography site facilitates this. It is STILL operating.
Hear more: womensrightsnetwork.substack…
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We share the concern of these women outside the court and applaud their solidarity 👏
Men are accused of raping this poor woman at the invitation of her husband, who had drugged her. He has already pleaded guilty.
How many more cases will we see? We are sickened and we are angry.
A few of us outside Winchester Crown Court this morning to show support for Joanne Young.
#ShameMustChangeSides
#ADruggedWomanNeverConsents
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Gender Identity activists could have accepted her criticism (that sex is a useful classification and should be preserved) instead they subjected her to a torrent of abuse, death threats, SA threats and unwanted pornographic images.
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Your narrative is disingenuously false.
To suggest someone campaigns for men to be kept out of women-only spaces because they have something against a particular cohort of men is absurd.
If women want women-only spaces to be women only, that is a strong enough reason in itself.
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Except they don’t criticise, they harass they try to ruin and take their livelihoods and jobs and they are relentless.
Then they try to act the victim.
JK is funding women who can’t afford the legal battle that have occurred because of harassment from trans. The is a hero and stands up for what is right.
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Stop you from what? Consenting to horrific and grotesque surgeries? Go ahead, we don’t care. Taking hormones that will alter and weaken your healthy body forever? Go ahead. We don’t care. Commit to life-long medical care? Go ahead, we don’t care.
Stay away from our kids and out of real women’s spaces and places, and we’ll get along fine!
