@DaveSmith850@simisola10 George Osborne cut bursary funding for nurses which had an impact on access to training resulting in fewer uk nurses being trained and greater reliance on overseas workers https://t.co/AupibR8VPz
@nmeoftheright@SJRichmond89 Ah yes, that critical moment before unconsciousness when blood vessels may already have ruptured and neurological injury may already have occurred, with risks including seizures and stroke. There is no safe way to be strangled.
@nmeoftheright@SJRichmond89 Skydiving doesn't involve another person deliberately restricting blood flow to your brain. And unconsciousness isn't a safe stopping point, it's evidence of potentially serious harm. How reassuring that your safety protocol is to stop strangling a woman once she's unconscious.
@SJRichmond89@PoundShopBot@ForWomenScot Stephen, you seem very concerned about misogyny. Does that concern extend to women being strangled, or does calling it consensual make the danger disappear?
@SJRichmond89 What other potentially fatal acts are acceptable if a woman says she's into them, Stephen? How does she withdraw consent when your hands are around her throat and she can't speak? And as she loses consciousness, when exactly do you check if she's still up for it?
This amazing video was made by @JenniferSey during the Paris Olympics. The one where a man entered women’s boxing and took gold. The athletes were begging for help. No one could see them bc Meta censored the hashtag!
Can we get it going now? #XX