Decades ago there was an old dude I knew, who used to volunteer to teach air frames or something similar. The things I remember most about him was how kind he was, and how he wanted to pass on his knowledge to anyone who was interested.
@DreyfusJames@Jade2000cute Like Freddie M in the 1990s? That’s a sick and horrible thing to say. ‘Jade’ is simply a raging homophobe, I’ve seen too many slurs in the past few days to be anything else. Not at all worthy of speaking Freddie’s name, he was a legend.
@joshxhowie@basedandbougie@HausdorffMedia His replies reminded me of a spoiled child, or someone who has to show they’re right with facial expressions, because words can’t defend against the facts Natasha gave. It made me die inside and cringe in a way that previously only Alan Partridge and Larry David have.
@HausdorffMedia What an irritating fella he is, listens to nothing and tries a string of rubbished gotchas, closes the interview because he’s getting his eye wiped. Standard practice.
@sappholives83 Does my head in this - reminds me of men who would try to convince lesbians to give them a chance, “they don’t know what they’re missing”. It’s the worst kind of homophobia. That homophobia like this is so common now is just insane.
@Gaynotqueer1 Feel like I now need a label. Is there a label/definition for someone who doesn’t give a flying one about the labels people are giving themselves? If it helps to get one I’ll claim to be aroused by not caring about said labels?
A reminder that these people want to kill women like me simply because I'm a feminist, and because I want to preserve legal single sex spaces for women, free from biological men with male genitals.
A reminder that most Labour MPs would rather isolate and condemn women like me than support us.
A reminder that the *Women* and Equalities Select Committee has never, and will never hold an inquiry on the specific and open calls by men in balaclavas to kill women like me, a member of that committee.
A reminder that, while I am not allowed to walk to work alone, most Labour MPs think that the 'rights' of a few huge angry men who wish to occupy our spaces, and yell "punch a terf" outside my workplace, are more important than women like me.
A reminder that the Labour Party investigated and suspended women like me for liking tweets and championed the mediocre men who actively tried to have us barred.
A reminder that in 2026, this is still very much a world in which a few men are more important to most politicians than all women.
@FreeWomanLeahy@AjaTheEmpress The way you’re going on about Aja’s dad and race makes you sound like a daft racist. Your buddy describes her as a lesbian mongrol (character from the ABC warriors). It’s a great character for sure, so quite the compliment?