No because thanks to histrionics on the part of a certain poster those entire threads were deleted.
How does it ruin my case? My case is that men shouldn't be in women's prisons. If a woman who identifies as a man
chooses to go in a men's jail, that's their choice. They are unlikely to be a danger to the men in there, though I do think the actual men in that jail should have a say in the matter.
Do you want some fresh news from Irish jails?
Transwoman Barbie Khardashian has just been charged with making threats to kill 2 women from when they were previously in the women's jail. Thankfully they are in the men's now. Trial in April.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ir...dashian-accused-threatening-kill-32089065.amp
And of course, just like now, you played no role whatsoever in threads becoming hysterical rants.
Wouldn't it be nice if upon sentencing, the prisoner was asked which prison they wanted to spend their sentence in.
Unfortunately it doesn't work like that.
If she does further time in prison, it will be in the women's prison, not the men's. As under Irish law, that's where the judge has to send her. If she remains in Limerick, they'll probably just transfer the building she's in back to the women's prison. She'd have been out in June this year.
There's been more "talk" about the loss of that building than there was about building it.
Five years for making threats to kill a person that the state is unable to prove is still in the country. But you're not bothered about that side of things. Just that it fits your narrative. The fact that he wasn't old enough* to apply to the court system, when the Gender Recognition Certificate was given also slips by you.
Given that you've said, more than once, that you're not interested in her, you do seem to be following her case fairly closely. That or someone else is feeding you titbits to keep you interested. But also against a court order on reporting on her case. It's the reason why her last eleven years aren't I'm the public domain. Just parts of it.
*Means someone else, in her case, the women in charge of the shelter applied for it.