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Radhwa Evans-Clare's avatar

A question that's frequently asked is: What the fuck does it take for people to react to the gender bullshit and everything associated with it? Not in some half arsed way that's going to make no impact, with with real anger and determination. Using words like 'no' 'fuck you' 'I'm not doing it', etc. Including those people who have shown support for misogynistic trans related bollocks, or even been 'allies'. When is a boundary crossed that they can't sugar coat and explain back to themselves as being okay? So much of this isn't okay, it's damaging, abusive and it puts people, particularly women and young people, in danger. Anyone who can afford to take a risk should do it; some can't and they shouldn't be expected to. But they can make other aware of what is happening, however. This isn't going to stop on its own, a stage isn't going to be reached when the organisations and people driving this are going to think they've bullied people enough.

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Tenaciously Terfin's avatar

Sorry Dusty, I’m being thick again. Is KJK saying that she is not allowed to discriminate against candidates on the basis of a belief in gender identity as opposed to a person with gender reassignment? If so, that makes a mockery of democracy. What it would mean is that no Party could be set up to campaign for a belief in biological reality without including people who actively oppose the Party’s core reason for existence. It’s like saying that the Brexit Party had to include Remainers as candidates. That said, a person with gender reassignment, who did not believe in GI could probably qualify ( Debbie Hatton possibly) but that would confuse the general public so much as to be counter productive. The laws need to be completely reworked and there’s no way that will happen under Labour.

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