Thelma and Louise

Update 76

I think we are all agreed that the gender critical/ pro women movement should be non-violent ( unlike the anti-women activists). See my post on The March on the Salt Mine:

https://dustymasterson.substack.com/p/the-march-on-the-salt-mine

I would emphasise again that this does not mean we all have to get beaten up like Gandhi’s followers. We rely on the police to do their job properly, as they have done at the last two Standing for Women events.

However…and with lots of riders and cautions…you’ve got to admit, haven’t you, that you love the truck driver scene from Thelma and Louise? :)

It has to be remembered that Thelma and Louise become modern day outlaws because of an attempted rape. I still wish they had made it across the border! :)

This is number four in the Addled Brain Series.

Meanwhile, by popular demand …well, one reader and her daughter…Respect to the Wolf Pack on the Second Wolf Day of Visibility :) ( see previous update, Some Like It Hot: https://dustymasterson.substack.com/p/some-like-it-hot):

I think they have all just watched the Nike ad :)

The Challenge to the Scotland Act

Chris Green in The i ( Scottish Government’s legal case on gender reforms is ‘weak’, says former Supreme Court judge 13 April) reports:

The Scottish Government’s legal case against Westminster’s decision to block its gender recognition reforms is “weak”, a former Supreme Court judge has said.

Speaking the day after Humza Yousaf confirmed the issue would be the subject of a fresh constitutional legal battle, Lord Sumption said the case would be “very difficult” to win.

Scotland’s reforms to gender recognition laws were controversially blocked by the UK Government in January, despite being passed by a majority of MSPs at Holyrood.

At the time, Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said he was worried the Bill would “have an adverse impact on the operation of Great Britain-wide equalities legislation”.

Nail on the head, Mr Jack. Bring it on, Humza!!

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