@NiallMcConnell5 They are lying to us about the numbers. You only have to walk around belfast and you can see they are lying. The number is much higher.
@BeastlyRon@7_whit_ynys@daniellismore I know. But saying some men can, as long as they say they are women, makes it easier for a predator to gain access. If we say no men at all, then when we see a man in our spaces, we know they have bad intentions. I don’t want men in women’s spaces for more than one reason.
@zarahussain999 I live in Belfast and wonder why the Palestinian flag is constantly on display in my country. I would never question why an English flag would be on display in an English country.
@Craig89Spacemob@BasilTheGreat You are absolutely correct. I’m from west Belfast and the very loud voices are supportive and welcoming of immigrants, however, there are a lot who stay quiet, for obvious reasons, who don’t support it and have been negatively affected by it.
@AmiDar Interesting you think it’s mostly on the right. I live in Ireland. I’m very defensive when it comes to my Jewish friends in the US. However, the antisemitism in Ireland is something I’ve never witnessed ever in my time in NYC. And it’s all from the left.
@mgtruth@IrishLupus Allison called people who disagree with her, dregs. I’m a mother of 2. My very young teen daughter had an incident at a local leisure center with a male in a unisex changing room. I never said the male was trans, because he wasn’t. So, I’ll keep saying, no men in girls spaces