Gender again. Sorry!

[multitool]

Your opinion is worth about as much as mine , more than some though

No, it really isn't.

That's what uneducated pricks like you think. That opinions are equal. They aren't.

 

[Deleted member 159]

View: https://youtu.be/XAb_7bwtL1k?si=cheFdqhGSkNT25D6

 

[monkers]

View: https://youtu.be/XAb_7bwtL1k?si=cheFdqhGSkNT25D6

An ill-informed nutjob of the LGB Alliance cult.

 

[multitool]

An ill-informed nutjob of the LGB Alliance cult.

Not even a cult.

It's a 55 Tufton Street, dark funded political stooge group

 

[monkers]

Not even a cult.

It's a 55 Tufton Street, dark funded political stooge group

Agnotologists whose existence relies on useful idiots as much as money.

 

[AndyRM]

An ill-informed nutjob of the LGB Alliance cult.

Give him some credit, he managed to stay awake long enough to be allowed to spout his shite to an empty chamber. He mum must be very proud.

 

[farfromtheland]

Violence against women is mostly by partners, though you can't discount the large number of both sexual and violent crime against women done in public and/or by strangers.

The reason for this is that the domestic situation provides easier access to a victim.

I'm not sure that this is the reason, in the sense that it implies simply seeking a victim is the motivation.

In my experience a domestic situation that could have escalated violently was created by ingrained expectations of correct behaviours for women and men.

I lived with a man who promised to look after our expected child while I went to university. I partnered him on this basis, and then he changed his mind because he felt he had to be the breadwinner. When things got untenable I left.

All the arguments about various degrees of safe spaces actually sidestep the causes of sexist oppression. We won't get far countering oppression unless we think about the deeper causes. Vulnerability from childbirth is, I think, the most material problem for women.

Stereotyped self-image considerations are part of the problem. If we could create a society where expectations were not tainted by fashion, religion, sexist tradition or fear of nonconformity would it matter whether someone called themselves a woman or a man or neither, or dressed and presented any (decently discreet around children) way they wished?

I have long thought, and still do, that the Trans/Terf dichotomy is a false one, and fed by interested parties such as social media, the advertising industry and 'divide and rule' right wing manipulators.

 

[monkers]

I'm not sure that this is the reason, in the sense that it implies simply seeking a victim is the motivation.

In my experience a domestic situation that could have escalated violently was created by ingrained expectations of correct behaviours for women and men.

I lived with a man who promised to look after our expected child while I went to university. I partnered him on this basis, and then he changed his mind because he felt he had to be the breadwinner. When things got untenable I left.

All the arguments about various degrees of safe spaces actually sidestep the causes of sexist oppression. We won't get far countering oppression unless we think about the deeper causes. Vulnerability from childbirth is, I think, the most material problem for women.

Stereotyped self-image considerations are part of the problem. If we could create a society where expectations were not tainted by fashion, religion, sexist tradition or fear of nonconformity would it matter whether someone called themselves a woman or a man or neither, or dressed and presented any (decently discreet around children) way they wished?

I have long thought, and still do, that the Trans/Terf dichotomy is a false one, and fed by interested parties such as social media, the advertising industry and 'divide and rule' right wing manipulators.

Very pleasing to read a well considered and well written post. Thank you.

 

[Deleted member 159]

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[multitool]

Never phone AndyCXR if you know he's doing the ironing

 

[AndyRM]

I've actually watched that "documentary". I'm not sure the Walsh intended it to be so hilariously misguided, but I'm sadly not surprised it's well thought of by the idiots who've been taken in by what is passed off as research.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Louise Tickle, an award-winning journalist who has written for the Guardian for more than 20 years, has accused the newspaper of “deceiving its readers” for using the word “woman” in its headline and omitting the fact Blake was transgender in an article covering the case.

👏👏

 

[AndyRM]

An article which has since been edited to reflect the story more accurately; a fairly common practise which doesn't usually get much, if any, publicity.

 

[monkers]

Louise Tickle, an award-winning journalist who has written for the Guardian for more than 20 years, has accused the newspaper of “deceiving its readers” for using the word “woman” in its headline and omitting the fact Blake was transgender in an article covering the case.

👏👏

Define 'transgender'.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Mostly men fantasizing being a woman, dressing in women's clothes. You know the rest

What is a woman, without using the word woman?