Yes it's all so tawdry. Even the one that isn't stickers but an etching, and looks somewhat visually pleasing compared to the others, has a cringe message.
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> visibly non-binary What does this mean? At my workplace, one of my male colleagues calls himself "non-binary" and has "(they/them)" in his email signature. He looks like any other man to me. As far as I can tell, it's…
Socially it depends on how well they manage to disguise themselves as male. Being visibly pregnant is a very obvious indicator that a woman who is attempting to present herself as a man is not actually a man.
I don't think you'll get anywhere arguing with these people, especially the ones who've bought into this cult to the extent that they've transed their own children. They have to convince themselves they've done the…
This is a fun little game, thanks for sharing.
World Athletics' policymakers are well aware of this, and it is addressed in the article where it discusses eligibility for the female category: "Biological males who have Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome and…
It's because there's not many of them eligible to compete at this level. Fortunately, there is a pipeline of restrictions in place so hardly any of these males filter through. Firstly, there is the eligibility criteria…
Some of the most interesting organisms can be found in these sort of extreme environments. Not really related to the article, but I'm really fond of this one, found in salt pools, for its beautiful and unique…
That weightlifter came last due to a disqualification for improper technique, not because of being unable to lift the weight. If you look at previous performances by that same weightlifter in earlier competitions,…
This is why sports governing bodies who take a fair view on this have policies that exclude only athletes with male physiological advantage from the female category, rather than the broader group of those with male…
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For Women Scotland wasn't the start of the opposition to gender identity policy in the UK. It was founded, by four women who met on Mumsnet, specifically to address policy in Scotland. Feminist women opposed to the Tory…
> trans rights. These are entirely imported issues from US religious hangups. No, in the UK it was left-wing feminists who led the opposition to gender identity policies long before any conservatives got involved, on…
The internet is not blocked by age. Any child with a laptop or phone, or any other device that can connect to a wifi hotspot, can access it. Do you refuse to watch age-restricted films in the cinema because the owner of…
Proving one's age is required for many other activities that are considered unsuitable for children, such as purchasing alcohol and drugs, and watching age-restricted films in the cinema. Of course this means that any…
This is a barrier put in place so that children are less likely to casually access these sites while they're browsing around. As an adult, no-one is forcing you to view pornographic websites. If you don't want to…
Andrea Long Chu's perspective includes celebrated takes like: > Sissy porn did make me trans. Also: > At the centre of sissy porn lies the asshole, a kind of universal vagina through which femaleness can always be…
> In my experience with trans women I know, they still seem to relate primarily to men (they still gravitate towards male dominated interests) whereas many gay men I know seem to relate primarily with women, and…
If you think that's bad you should see the ones targeting women. They are much, much worse. Example: r/womenarethings The subreddit description: > Women are things. Objects. > They should be enjoyed, used, and they…
It's part of a wider pattern. Reddit banned a whole load of radical feminist subs and refused to remove the extreme misogynist ones that promote sexual violence like r/DykeConversion and r/DegradingHoles.
It was central to the point she was making. If the police arrested her for saying a man is a man, it would make headlines across the world, and if it went to court her lawyers, who are very good at what they do, would…
> unfortunately very man-like Of course, because they are men. Being a man who calls himself a woman is the defining factor of "transwoman". Most of these men intrude upon or demand access to women's spaces despite…
No it's not. Latest tweet is a retweet about the assisted dying bill going through Parliament. Next is about women's rights to single-sex spaces in context of the recent Supreme Court ruling. Three tweets down is a…
Yes it's all so tawdry. Even the one that isn't stickers but an etching, and looks somewhat visually pleasing compared to the others, has a cringe message.
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> visibly non-binary What does this mean? At my workplace, one of my male colleagues calls himself "non-binary" and has "(they/them)" in his email signature. He looks like any other man to me. As far as I can tell, it's…
Socially it depends on how well they manage to disguise themselves as male. Being visibly pregnant is a very obvious indicator that a woman who is attempting to present herself as a man is not actually a man.
I don't think you'll get anywhere arguing with these people, especially the ones who've bought into this cult to the extent that they've transed their own children. They have to convince themselves they've done the…
This is a fun little game, thanks for sharing.
World Athletics' policymakers are well aware of this, and it is addressed in the article where it discusses eligibility for the female category: "Biological males who have Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome and…
It's because there's not many of them eligible to compete at this level. Fortunately, there is a pipeline of restrictions in place so hardly any of these males filter through. Firstly, there is the eligibility criteria…
Some of the most interesting organisms can be found in these sort of extreme environments. Not really related to the article, but I'm really fond of this one, found in salt pools, for its beautiful and unique…
That weightlifter came last due to a disqualification for improper technique, not because of being unable to lift the weight. If you look at previous performances by that same weightlifter in earlier competitions,…
This is why sports governing bodies who take a fair view on this have policies that exclude only athletes with male physiological advantage from the female category, rather than the broader group of those with male…
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For Women Scotland wasn't the start of the opposition to gender identity policy in the UK. It was founded, by four women who met on Mumsnet, specifically to address policy in Scotland. Feminist women opposed to the Tory…
> trans rights. These are entirely imported issues from US religious hangups. No, in the UK it was left-wing feminists who led the opposition to gender identity policies long before any conservatives got involved, on…
The internet is not blocked by age. Any child with a laptop or phone, or any other device that can connect to a wifi hotspot, can access it. Do you refuse to watch age-restricted films in the cinema because the owner of…
Proving one's age is required for many other activities that are considered unsuitable for children, such as purchasing alcohol and drugs, and watching age-restricted films in the cinema. Of course this means that any…
This is a barrier put in place so that children are less likely to casually access these sites while they're browsing around. As an adult, no-one is forcing you to view pornographic websites. If you don't want to…
Andrea Long Chu's perspective includes celebrated takes like: > Sissy porn did make me trans. Also: > At the centre of sissy porn lies the asshole, a kind of universal vagina through which femaleness can always be…
> In my experience with trans women I know, they still seem to relate primarily to men (they still gravitate towards male dominated interests) whereas many gay men I know seem to relate primarily with women, and…
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If you think that's bad you should see the ones targeting women. They are much, much worse. Example: r/womenarethings The subreddit description: > Women are things. Objects. > They should be enjoyed, used, and they…
It's part of a wider pattern. Reddit banned a whole load of radical feminist subs and refused to remove the extreme misogynist ones that promote sexual violence like r/DykeConversion and r/DegradingHoles.
It was central to the point she was making. If the police arrested her for saying a man is a man, it would make headlines across the world, and if it went to court her lawyers, who are very good at what they do, would…
> unfortunately very man-like Of course, because they are men. Being a man who calls himself a woman is the defining factor of "transwoman". Most of these men intrude upon or demand access to women's spaces despite…
No it's not. Latest tweet is a retweet about the assisted dying bill going through Parliament. Next is about women's rights to single-sex spaces in context of the recent Supreme Court ruling. Three tweets down is a…