monkers
Legendary Member
People should go online and watch the footage for themselves, including the film of a 70 year old woman getting punched in the face by a man.
Somebody I know is acquainted with someone who was at the scene in London at that time. This is their version of events. Some trans activists were assembled. Some GCs, TERFS who were nearby heard about it and went to challenge them. One woman was using her camera up close. Trans people have previously seen their photographs used negatively, 'dead-named' and even doxed. One of the group shouted at the woman to stop, but she continued taunting the TA and moved in closer. The TA attempted to grab her camera. There was a scuffle and the camera fell to the ground, after which the woman head-locked the TA for several minutes who eventually was struggling for breath. Although being shouted out by others she refused to let go until finally the friend or partner punched the woman in the back of the head to make her release her friend.
This third person was then taken to court for this action. Of course the press and Aurora present the case of a young male person assaulting an older woman. The footage they use shows just the action that they require for their claim and not the rest of the antagonism.
I tend to think that third hand reports are even less reliable than second hand reports. However I suspect that there were other truths than simply those related by Aurora.