@WafflePolitical@BarristerSecret Neither of us have more expertise than a team of psychiatrists, yet only one of us seems to be able to realise that fact
@WafflePolitical@BarristerSecret You are stupid and don't know what you're talking about. The experts do. It will be better for everyone if he is in Broadmoor
@WafflePolitical@BarristerSecret I honour the experts who know the situation far better than you do. They evaluated the risk he presented to himself, other prisoners and staff. You are virtue signalling.
@WafflePolitical@BarristerSecret I'm not denying anyone anything, just saying that the psychiatrists (the experts on this topic) have made their decision, a decision based in fact and evidence, not emotions or politics.
@conor7o@charlieell44534@calciferion Burnham wants no10 north for promoting devolution and local power. Scotland already has a devolved parliament and local power, North England does not
@_HenryBolton Go and call a Scottish person a "Northern Briton", see how they react. It's north England because Scotland already has its own No10 in Edinburgh
@SlimISTonTilt@hell_line0 Pakistan is largely in a similar position, but on a lesser scale. Karachi and Lahore have relatively small but present trans populations and queer circles. Lahore is estimated to have around 30k trans people, being approximately 0.2% of the city: not an insignificant number
@SlimISTonTilt@hell_line0 It happens, particularly in urban areas and especially cities such as Mumbai or New Dehli, which feature decently significant pride parade, queer cafés and active trans communities. It does happen it's just less uncommon than in the west
@SlimISTonTilt@hell_line0 Between these countries the exact percentages are relatively lower than the west, largely due to social stigma, but they still have trans communities, for example trans people make up 0.04% of India according to census data with experts estimating 4-5x this number