T. A. Gardner
Thread Killer
Well done and not before time, this bullshit has gone too far and needs stopping in its tracks now!!
Can a woman have a penis? Three brave activists launch 'most significant female movement since the Suffragettes'
When it comes to publicly standing up for females — as, inch by inch, our hard-fought rights are eroded as more biological males self-identify as women — bravery is in very short supply. In a series of tweets earlier this month, JK Rowling, who has faced the wrath of trans activists for her comments on the subject, warned politicians that women were organising to defend their rights.
And today, exclusively in the Daily Mail, I can reveal that this warning is becoming a reality with a new force that represents the most significant women's movement since the Suffragettes. Because we women have had enough. So three of the country's largest campaign groups on women's rights — Women Uniting, Sex Matters and Women's Rights Network (WRN) — are mobilising with a new campaign: 'Respect my Sex if you want my X'.
We believe that politicians should know they can't expect our cross in the voting box if they do not acknowledge and protect women's sex-based rights. We want as many members of the general public — female and male, and across all party lines — to quiz their politicians, both national and local, about their stance on women's rights and trans issues. Do you know how your local representatives would answer the question: 'Can a woman have a penis?'
If you don't, it's time to ask them the questions so many politicians are currently flip-flopping on, especially ahead of key local elections on May 5.
Our group represents women from all walks of life — some have never been politically active before, whereas others have been in politics for decades — and have different views on some issues.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/...significant-female-movement-Suffragettes.html
The correct answer to this question is: Why the fuck does this matter? Trans makes up less than 1% of the population. The whole LGBTPDQRSTUV population is maybe 2%.
Why the hell is this even important and why the fuck should we be turning it into an issue that seemingly wants to increase those numbers?
Oh, and the "activists" pictured aren't "brave." They have little or nothing to lose with their publicity stunt. That doesn't take bravery, it's just an act of political theater.
