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Much as I disagree with her binary approach, staying and advocating to change the law is a reasonable thing to do.You don't like the laws of the land, I'd suggest moving somewhere where the laws are to your liking.
Much as I disagree with her binary approach, staying and advocating to change the law is a reasonable thing to do.You don't like the laws of the land, I'd suggest moving somewhere where the laws are to your liking.
Lol. The law of the land allows men to be excluded from women's single sex spaces and services. Perhaps you should move. I'll stay and fight for the rights of women and girls, thanks.You don't like the laws of the land, I'd suggest moving somewhere where the laws are to your liking.
Even by your figures 80% of sex offenders being male is still pretty convincing that blokes are the dangerous ones.Episode 974 in which you regurgitate old, questionable figures. The Lucy Faithfull Foundation* puts a conservative figure at 20% of UK sex offenders are women.
You want another?
Susan Abbott, recently released after serving just 50% of the sentence handed down. Before being released to her home county, where the assaults were carried out. She still poses a risk and concerns have been raised by her early release, for her victims, and for other kids in the area. It seems that like Maxine Carr, she's been given a new identity to allow her to continue living in an area where her victims will not have the same anonymity allowing them to start afresh. If that's even possible for them.
None of us get to live exactly how we want when what we want affects other people. Maybe someone doesn't want to walk to the door of Tesco so they park in the disabled bays. Is it dictating how they should live if you ask them not to do it because it affects the disabled? Of course not.You're the one "trawling the same old "story" of it's men who are the problem. And you feel that you're entitled to dictate how others should be allowed to live around you.
The thing is she wants the law changing to suit herself, to allow her to dictate who's allowed where.Much as I disagree with her binary approach, staying and advocating to change the law is a reasonable thing to do.
You're not fighting for the rights of women and girls though. You're hiding behind that, and have been from the start. There's a small part of society that you don't like, and you want them to be kept away from you.Lol. The law of the land allows men to be excluded from women's single sex spaces and services. Perhaps you should move. I'll stay and fight for the rights of women and girls, thanks.
Even by your figures 80% of sex offenders being male is still pretty convincing that blokes are the dangerous ones.
None of us get to live exactly how we want when what we want affects other people. Maybe someone doesn't want to walk to the door of Tesco so they park in the disabled bays. Is it dictating how they should live if you ask them not to do it because it affects the disabled? Of course not.
Please show where I've said any of that?The law says men can be excluded from women's single sex spaces and services. It's you that wants to change the law to admit men simply because they say 'I'm a woman'. You have absolutely no respect for women, Classic. You really don't give a toss about their feelings as long as transwomen get what they want.
I've an idea of what she's like from the previous threads on the subject. As you've seen she introduces something to back up her narrative, then at the the drop of a hat, say completely the opposite. Often using the same information for both sides of her "case".Don't waste your time Classic.
It's standard Aurora strawmanning.
Not quite true though.On prison assaults stats 7 transwomen isn't enough to make a meaningful conclusion but a tiny number of women on a forum is ....
I've never claimed to speak for all women.
More news. The service specification for the new gender clinics have been published. Confirms the ending of the use of puberty blockers and a wider more holistic approach.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1667160027151364098.html
They're not ending their use then. Contrary to what you first posted.I wouldn't get too hung up on the use of 'not routinely'.
"Puberty blockers will only be prescribed to children attending gender identity services as part of clinical research, NHS England has announced."
iphttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65860272
They're not ending their use then. Contrary to what you first posted.
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The country has not changed its guidelines on gender-affirming care for minors, which currently includes non-surgical treatments but recommends against surgery for under-18s in most cases. An independent Norwegian healthcare board not associated with the government recently proposed increased restrictions on such care — though not an outright ban — but it has no authority to institute the changes. Norway’s health agency is considering the recommendations but confirmed nothing has been banned.