Janice isn't claiming to speak for all women, @PennyRed, but given that you aren't one ('the category of "woman" does not fully describe my lived experience') it's hard to see why you should be speaking for any women at all.
Literally nobody thinks the Supreme Court ruling 'legislates trans people out of existence.' Trans people have exactly the same rights and protections they had before the ruling, and unless they've mass combusted while I wasn't paying attention, I'm fairly sure they continue to exist.
If some trans-identified people in the UK are currently experiencing rage and disappointment because the Supreme Court clarified that they don't have rights they believed they had, the responsibility lies firmly with activist groups and sections of the media who've persistently argued, falsely, that gender transition turned a person into the opposite sex for all practical purposes in the eyes of the law.
You can personally take some responsibility for that state of affairs, of course, because you've spent the last few years enthusiastically championing the removal of single-sex spaces for women and girls. Indeed, you went so far as to tell the mother of a fifteen-year-old who asked how her daughter was supposed to feel on discovering a penised stranger in the girls' changing rooms, 'I'd tell her it's rude to stare at other people's genitals.' That anti-woman, anti-safeguarding quip puts you right up there with every male creep who's spent recent years insisting women and girls have no right to privacy, dignity or safety.
You'll undoubtedly continue to offer your contributions to the debate, but don't be too surprised if a lot of old-school women (the boring kind who've been deprived of the fascinating experiences that make you non-binary and genderqueer) find it supremely easy to disregard anything you've got to say on the subject.
Women are organising. Now is the time for every political party to decide whether it wishes to protect the rights of 51% of the population, or continue to pander to gender activists.
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One day kids will learn about the time when intelligent liberals were too scared to say 'women don't have penises' and they'll roll around laughing. I'd find it quite funny myself if I could forget how much harm those people's shameless cowardice and self-interest have enabled.
Tamworth hero Tom Tonks introducing his newborn to the Spurs squad.
Theo Owen David Tonks—born after first-round win over Huddersfield—being introduced early to the greatest cup competition 👶
#KeepTheFACupWeird
Tamworth robbed of a replay to satisfy a few out of touch overseas managers who have absolutely zero understanding of the tradition and value of the FA cup. That money would be absolutely crucial for them a club as they’ve gone full time. Robbed their fans of a special trip also.
Tamworth robbed of a replay at Tottenham which would’ve earned them nearly £1m (their yearly revenue is £1.6m). Scrapping FA Cup replays was and still is disgusting.