Transiness
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I think the text below says it all, but it's certainly a B+ attempt at sounding like caring about trans women and girls when you are, in fact, a sex-essentialist gender dictator.
The crying "you're attacking me, you're trolling me" when factually probed was an awfully big tell, though.
The crying "you're attacking me, you're trolling me" when factually probed was an awfully big tell, though.
December 2, 2025 at 11:29 PM
I think the text below says it all, but it's certainly a B+ attempt at sounding like caring about trans women and girls when you are, in fact, a sex-essentialist gender dictator.
The crying "you're attacking me, you're trolling me" when factually probed was an awfully big tell, though.
The crying "you're attacking me, you're trolling me" when factually probed was an awfully big tell, though.
The UK is mentioned 443 times in the refugee convention (1951). It would be fair to say that this is rejection of our culture, heritage and values.
www.unhcr.org/sites/defaul...
www.unhcr.org/sites/defaul...
November 19, 2025 at 8:22 PM
The UK is mentioned 443 times in the refugee convention (1951). It would be fair to say that this is rejection of our culture, heritage and values.
www.unhcr.org/sites/defaul...
www.unhcr.org/sites/defaul...
Here's the real umbrella, with the best stab at the definition I could find. It's not about the individual; however, it's about the *oppression*.
November 9, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Here's the real umbrella, with the best stab at the definition I could find. It's not about the individual; however, it's about the *oppression*.
My biggest problem with the word "transgender" is that it was never a word to describe physical or social transition.
▶️It was meant to mean anyone disadvantaged for not obeying the social rules of masculinity or femininity.
It describes a form of oppression, not the nature of a person.
▶️It was meant to mean anyone disadvantaged for not obeying the social rules of masculinity or femininity.
It describes a form of oppression, not the nature of a person.
November 9, 2025 at 9:55 PM
My biggest problem with the word "transgender" is that it was never a word to describe physical or social transition.
▶️It was meant to mean anyone disadvantaged for not obeying the social rules of masculinity or femininity.
It describes a form of oppression, not the nature of a person.
▶️It was meant to mean anyone disadvantaged for not obeying the social rules of masculinity or femininity.
It describes a form of oppression, not the nature of a person.
A common theme for "gender critical" women is the inability respect boundaries.
The entitlement over our bodies, our healthcare, our (lack of) safety, and our lives is *extreme*.
The entitlement over our bodies, our healthcare, our (lack of) safety, and our lives is *extreme*.
October 20, 2025 at 7:49 PM
A common theme for "gender critical" women is the inability respect boundaries.
The entitlement over our bodies, our healthcare, our (lack of) safety, and our lives is *extreme*.
The entitlement over our bodies, our healthcare, our (lack of) safety, and our lives is *extreme*.
Every time I speak out about feminism being a malign and destructive force for trans women, some trans/cis feminist starts up.
This is an endemic and inextricable part of feminism, and to deny it is dishonest.
This is an endemic and inextricable part of feminism, and to deny it is dishonest.
September 25, 2025 at 2:27 AM
Every time I speak out about feminism being a malign and destructive force for trans women, some trans/cis feminist starts up.
This is an endemic and inextricable part of feminism, and to deny it is dishonest.
This is an endemic and inextricable part of feminism, and to deny it is dishonest.
😆My favourite bit is right at the end.
September 19, 2025 at 8:05 PM
😆My favourite bit is right at the end.
Separate but equal, right Jeremy. 🏳️⚧️
September 18, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Separate but equal, right Jeremy. 🏳️⚧️
There have been millions funnelled into the UK to marginalise and oppress TNBI people. This was where it all began. We have known this was the plan for the last decade. Now things are dire. We need someone to talk about the genocide at home 🙏.
September 17, 2025 at 8:27 PM
There have been millions funnelled into the UK to marginalise and oppress TNBI people. This was where it all began. We have known this was the plan for the last decade. Now things are dire. We need someone to talk about the genocide at home 🙏.
America, rich Oligarchs, and the right-wing have successfully campaigned to seek the destruction of a vulnerable minority: our people, people with families and loved ones. Never underestimate the depth and power of fascism.We desperately need the political class to talk about the genocide at home.
September 17, 2025 at 8:23 PM
America, rich Oligarchs, and the right-wing have successfully campaigned to seek the destruction of a vulnerable minority: our people, people with families and loved ones. Never underestimate the depth and power of fascism.We desperately need the political class to talk about the genocide at home.
I think this makes a mockery of your party.
September 17, 2025 at 8:14 PM
I think this makes a mockery of your party.
Humanising language is what is needed. It is what was needed for my community for the last 10 years. We are in peril. Our healthcare has been eroded, people have become sick, and some have died, seeing no hope for the future. We are humans; we are people, and we need protection, not ostracism.
September 17, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Humanising language is what is needed. It is what was needed for my community for the last 10 years. We are in peril. Our healthcare has been eroded, people have become sick, and some have died, seeing no hope for the future. We are humans; we are people, and we need protection, not ostracism.
And so if I were to offer you something you can "do" about our current situation, it is to underline the link between billionaires and our oppression.
It's kind of handy that they are narcissistically over-confident anyway.
It's kind of handy that they are narcissistically over-confident anyway.
September 15, 2025 at 10:20 PM
And so if I were to offer you something you can "do" about our current situation, it is to underline the link between billionaires and our oppression.
It's kind of handy that they are narcissistically over-confident anyway.
It's kind of handy that they are narcissistically over-confident anyway.
"No target" - for gender, ASC and people with ADHD.🧐
September 15, 2025 at 8:52 PM
"No target" - for gender, ASC and people with ADHD.🧐
The UK Supreme Court opened the door.
Abuse is rising.
The Lemkin Institute raised the red flag.
And still, too many women cheer as rights are stripped away.
This isn’t care.
This isn’t solidarity.
Don’t be the generation that lets cruelty wear your name.
Abuse is rising.
The Lemkin Institute raised the red flag.
And still, too many women cheer as rights are stripped away.
This isn’t care.
This isn’t solidarity.
Don’t be the generation that lets cruelty wear your name.
September 15, 2025 at 12:48 AM
The UK Supreme Court opened the door.
Abuse is rising.
The Lemkin Institute raised the red flag.
And still, too many women cheer as rights are stripped away.
This isn’t care.
This isn’t solidarity.
Don’t be the generation that lets cruelty wear your name.
Abuse is rising.
The Lemkin Institute raised the red flag.
And still, too many women cheer as rights are stripped away.
This isn’t care.
This isn’t solidarity.
Don’t be the generation that lets cruelty wear your name.
Labour supports the violent gender policing of TNBI, and *sexual violence is an inherent part of this*. 50% of us are survivors of SV.
Our community faces rapidly escalating violence in the face of a genocide perpetrated by the incumbent government. Justice and support are difficult to find.
Our community faces rapidly escalating violence in the face of a genocide perpetrated by the incumbent government. Justice and support are difficult to find.
September 11, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Labour supports the violent gender policing of TNBI, and *sexual violence is an inherent part of this*. 50% of us are survivors of SV.
Our community faces rapidly escalating violence in the face of a genocide perpetrated by the incumbent government. Justice and support are difficult to find.
Our community faces rapidly escalating violence in the face of a genocide perpetrated by the incumbent government. Justice and support are difficult to find.
"Dignity and respect"
September 11, 2025 at 1:37 AM
"Dignity and respect"
The situation in the UK today reminds me of when Police interrogate a suspect and they say "no comment", only this is the UK literally making no comment at all about its genocidal ideology towards trans and intersex people.
September 9, 2025 at 12:20 AM
The situation in the UK today reminds me of when Police interrogate a suspect and they say "no comment", only this is the UK literally making no comment at all about its genocidal ideology towards trans and intersex people.
I'm a bit slow, and for this I apologise, but the significance of the red-flag alert is twofold: first, to examine the nation's reaction to it, but more importantly, to warn the minority populace of an impending and immediate threat.
September 8, 2025 at 11:57 PM
I'm a bit slow, and for this I apologise, but the significance of the red-flag alert is twofold: first, to examine the nation's reaction to it, but more importantly, to warn the minority populace of an impending and immediate threat.
You're happy to support the genocide at home, though, aren't you? Defending incitement to violence of a vulnerable minority by a public figure was the foundation of vigilante violence in the 1930's.
September 5, 2025 at 1:04 AM
You're happy to support the genocide at home, though, aren't you? Defending incitement to violence of a vulnerable minority by a public figure was the foundation of vigilante violence in the 1930's.
