This gentleman says he will continue to use womenâs single-sex spaces in public settings.
Despite knowing it is lawful and legitimate for service providers to exclude him.
Why? Because he believes he is entitled to be there. And because he thinks minimum-wage staff will eventually get tired of challenging men like him and simply look the other way.
Women know this pattern.
Some men donât accept ânoâ. They keep pushing boundaries, believing that if they persist for long enough, women will eventually give in.
They know how difficult it can be for women to be taken seriously. They know how uncomfortable it is to keep objecting. And they rely on eventually wearing women down.
Women warned this would happen.
If men were told that calling themselves women gave them access to female spaces, some would push those boundaries as far as they could.
This video - and Iâve seen many like it - shows some are still trying to wear women down. Even after the law clarified that service providers can lawfully exclude men from womenâs single-sex spaces, they are openly saying theyâll ignore those boundaries.
But respecting womenâs boundaries shouldnât be optional.
Popular far-left French politician Louis Boyard discreetly took off his Rolex worth $50,000 before giving an interview âdenouncing the ultra-rich.â
Hypocrisy at its finest.