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PB trial demo was excellent. Really great speakers led by Clare Fox with MPs from across the House, singing led by mr menno and Julia long, and Helen Joyce, Stephanie david-Arai, Kate Barker, Dennis Kavanaugh, Stella O’Malley and Julia and Mr Menno.

Saw loads of famous terfs so lots of fangirling. I’m bloody freezing now but so glad I went.

there was a small group of loud and young TRAs outside the department of health but we were on the other side of the road so they didn’t really impact us. All with masks and black brollies up if someone tried to take their photos. They’re so ridiculously paranoid. It can’t be good for your MH to feel like everyone is out to get you.
Sounds brilliant. I’m sorry to have missed it but family life always seems to stand in the way of my street terfing 😞
 
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Circumcision is a once-and-for-all operation. FGM is an ongoing horror.
The actor Tom Rosenthal has talked a lot about the ongoing issues with his circumcision both physical and psychological, nothing compared to FGM but still not a benign act

 
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We've discussed previously how the rights that women currently have, were won by long campaigns over many years; also the right to accessible access for people with a disability took years to achieve. Yet companies have fallen over themselves to give away women's rights make sure "trans" people have whatever they demand.

This video short showed up in my feed just now, showing some of the difficulties that wheelchair users can face. No, this is not an exaggeration, I've experienced all of this with my partner (and more!)



But sure, the men in dresses teetering up the steps in their stilettoes are the ones most in need. (Thankfully there's none in the video). :ROFLMAO:
 
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The repulsive Sophie Molly strikes again!
Nobody else can 'identify as anything because only trans women are allowed to do this. I'm annoyed that Sainsburys have given in to this crap.

Let's share the offensive card 😄
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Then they wonder why there is a backlash against trans people. They just have to centre themselves into absolutely anything, and their feelings are the only ones that matter.
 
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Apparently it was the card manufacturer who withdrew it.

Apparently they are a very woke company, even the allies aren't safe.
 
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The comments and poll aren’t exactly going Sophie Molly’s way. No idea why the article refers to him as if he’s female though. He’s a deluded male creep with male entitlement.
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The repulsive Sophie Molly strikes again!
Nobody else can 'identify as anything because only trans women are allowed to do this. I'm annoyed that Sainsburys have given in to this crap.

Let's share the offensive card 😄
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Ms Molly* told PinkNews: 'Cis people [a person whose gender identity matches their sex at birth] saying they identify as something like a tomato, attack helicopter or a Grinch invalidates the lived experience of trans people.


And yet trans women saying they identify as a woman, doesn't invalidate the lived experience of women? Really?

*"Ms" Molly is described as a "trans journailst". I'm saying nowt.
 
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Ms Molly* told PinkNews: 'Cis people [a person whose gender identity matches their sex at birth] saying they identify as something like a tomato, attack helicopter or a Grinch invalidates the lived experience of trans people.


And yet trans women saying they identify as a woman, doesn't invalidate the lived experience of women? Really?

*"Ms" Molly is described as a "trans journailst". I'm saying nowt.
I know I may as well ask for the moon on a stick, but make it make sense.
 
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Personally, I find all the ageist birthday cards offensive. The 'ha ha you're so old that your body is falling apart and you can't remember anything and your birthday cake has so many candles that it'll set your house on fire and you'll be dead soon' ones. There's probably not much point complaining though, because businesses don't seem to think about the elderly when they're being 'kind' and 'inclusive'.
 
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Can you compete with this vision of womanhood in your Christmas sweater :ROFLMAO:

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i identify as a Miillionaire and High Flying Barrister but I am neither unfortunately 🦕💜🤍💚
 
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The repulsive Sophie Molly strikes again!
Nobody else can 'identify as anything because only trans women are allowed to do this. I'm annoyed that Sainsburys have given in to this crap.

Let's share the offensive card 😄
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This is ridiculous. I did have to spend a few minutes trying to work out how on earth this card could be offensive! Was the issue the green coloured green person that looked vaguely female?

I love the story and film of the Grinch.........its so much about the true meaning of Christmas, surely we all get the joke.?

Are trans folx now the only group that can use the word identify?
 
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We've discussed previously how the rights that women currently have, were won by long campaigns over many years; also the right to accessible access for people with a disability took years to achieve. Yet companies have fallen over themselves to give away women's rights make sure "trans" people have whatever they demand.

This video short showed up in my feed just now, showing some of the difficulties that wheelchair users can face. No, this is not an exaggeration, I've experienced all of this with my partner (and more!)



But sure, the men in dresses teetering up the steps in their stilettoes are the ones most in need. (Thankfully there's none in the video). :ROFLMAO:
I whole heartedly agree with you. Being disabled can be so trying at times as people (especially employers) treat you like a burden.

I’ve got MS and epilepsy so on the outside I look “normal” but if I have a relapse with my MS or a seizure then all of a sudden people are terrified to be around me. Having to use a wheelchair in stores where they haven’t stuck to the accessibility law or trying to get in a lift when other people don’t want to allow you in (I’ve had that so much it makes me want to scream). And employees trying to push you from jobs but knowing they can’t because you’re protected.
 
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Can you compete with this vision of womanhood in your Christmas sweater :ROFLMAO:

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Oh deer, Oh deer!
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Maybe I ought to alert Sophie-Molly? At the school that my children attend, a child 'identifies' as a cat/furrie...complete with walking about on all fours, hissing and raising 'claws' , making noises and leaping.
At playtime, the child reverts to human identity, the child can play on equipment and join in any games with the other children.

Is part time 'identifying' allowed? Is it excused for a child? 🙄
 
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Allison Bailey has lost her appeal against Stonewall.

„I am sorry to announce that I have lost my appeal against Stonewall in the Court of Appeal.

Judgment was handed down this morning (18 December 2025). You can read the judgment here.

Certain aspects of the judgment and its reasoning are surprising and very concerning. I will need to review it in detail with my legal team before saying more. I intend to share an update, including next steps, after the Christmas break.

In the meantime, please don’t lose heart. I certainly haven’t. I remain profoundly grateful for the support, kindness, and encouragement so many of you have shown me over the past six years in my pursuit of justice.“
 
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I whole heartedly agree with you. Being disabled can be so trying at times as people (especially employers) treat you like a burden.

I’ve got MS and epilepsy so on the outside I look “normal” but if I have a relapse with my MS or a seizure then all of a sudden people are terrified to be around me. Having to use a wheelchair in stores where they haven’t stuck to the accessibility law or trying to get in a lift when other people don’t want to allow you in (I’ve had that so much it makes me want to scream). And employees trying to push you from jobs but knowing they can’t because you’re protected.
Sis, I don‘t mean this in a trite way - sending strength (which you clearly already have a lot of) and solidarity. 🖤

The way disability is treated in society is vile and ableist, as if it is a personal and moral issue, rather than a material one. When I was dealing with my MS diagnosis, some #bekind friends refused to believe that I was very ill and went wild when I spoke about disability, yet were very TWAW. They claimed I was trying to develop a ‚disabled identity‘!!! The cognitive dissonance was so strong in those women and life feels a lot kinder without them in it. Oh the irony, that these #bekind (aka policing other women with opinions) people are often total judgemental witches, lacking in any form of critical analysis of life and any real care for their fellow humans, other than their pathetic social media platitudes.

If you have to say be kind, it means you are probably the opposite.
 
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