@Baggywhacker@PatsyeStevenson @Andycarr2000 @jk_rowling Why do some people assume trans people are predators? Mostly, people just want to get on with lives without hassle.
Media panic stirred up by those wishing to sell their articles/books that promote hatred of others
@alley_robin_@Dogglebox365@JolyonMaugham Most of us females don't actually mind trans women accessing our spaces as we don't see them as threat to us. Most violence against women seems to take place in the home, by a partner
“Show me one thing JK Rowling has ever done that’s transphobic?”
How about calling me - a woman, recognised by the British state - a “man”?
This is the equivalent of calling a Black person the N word, an Asian person the P word, or a Gay person the F word. Disgusting.
@jk_rowling Many women don't have problems accepting trans people or concerns about which toilet anyone uses, as we understand that most people just want to use the loo. Portraying women as victims mostly benefits those who profit from the media panic they've helped create
"This can’t go on. If Rishi Sunak really wants to know why the country feels as if it’s falling apart, it’s because we haven’t got a functioning government. All that he did get right was “enough is enough”. It is. Time for an election." - John Crace
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@helenhairnets @gwpurnell @Quibilah1 @JamesEsses I care about trans people who have been made vulnerable by people who really should know better. Women are not made vulnerable by the existence of trans. Media panic
'Not only is the government not prepared for a next pandemic, they're still failing staff now.'
@ITV's new drama 'Breathtaking' is based on the book by palliative care doctor, Rachel Clarke.
It's a harrowing account of the real-life emergencies NHS staff faced in the pandemic.
“while GCs are fighting to have their preferences imposed on others by law and culture, trans people are fighting to live”
@samfowles on how religion/belief in the Equality Act is being misused by GC ideologues https://t.co/KLOOMdlHuu