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Butler is the Minister with responsibility for Mental Health - and she has transed her child

 
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I voted Tory in the last election while holding my nose, this time I have no qualms voting for Kemi.
My MP is GC anyway. I'm in a very safe seat. I'm pretty confident we will have a Conservative government next time unless Sharmer calls a snap election in the next few months.
 
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Most of the main parties up here are against women's rights - Labour are very pro trans in Scotland. I think that it's only Reform and (some?) Conservatives in Scotland that are gender critical and I don't think either of them have a chance.
I struggle to understand how and why women allow this? They claim to be feminists yet allow this to happen.
 
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I heard a woman say earlier ‘it’s not every man but it could be any man’ and thought it summed things up perfectly.
 
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I struggle to understand how and why women allow this? They claim to be feminists yet allow this to happen.
My Scottish Labour MP is a true, simpering handmaiden. But she did look a bit embarrassed when I asked her what she thought about Lammy stating that a trans woman could grow a uterus.
 
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I voted Tory in the last election while holding my nose, this time I have no qualms voting for Kemi.
My MP is GC anyway. I'm in a very safe seat. I'm pretty confident we will have a Conservative government next time unless Sharmer calls a snap election in the next few months.
I'd sooner have Kemi over the awful Farage who I don't trust an inch. I hope people will be sensible and not vote for extreme left or extreme right but I'm not so sure.
 
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Did you see that doorbell camera footage where a Reform canvasser asked a guy whether he’d consider voting Reform and the response was “I’d rather tank with a razor blade” 🤣
 
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I voted Tory in the last election while holding my nose, this time I have no qualms voting for Kemi.
My MP is GC anyway. I'm in a very safe seat. I'm pretty confident we will have a Conservative government next time unless Sharmer calls a snap election in the next few months.
My safe Conservative GE seat went Labour last time. I'm concerned in the next GE the vote will be split between Conservative and Reform and allow Labour through the middle.
 
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I hate to say it (and hope I’m wrong), but I think there will be a huge uptick in Green seats in the local elections. I just hope it won’t be a harbinger of what’s to come in the next general election (when I think we’ll have a coalition).
 
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I hate to say it (and hope I’m wrong), but I think there will be a huge uptick in Green seats in the local elections. I just hope it won’t be a harbinger of what’s to come in the next general election (when I think we’ll have a coalition).
The Greens and Reform will do well in the local elections but the General Election is an entirely different kettle of fish. Kemi needs another year or two.
I think the Conservatives need to be brave and brutally honest. The British population need a reality check, we cannot keep on with never ending growth, it's nothing more than a Ponzi scheme with the lowest rung spreading further out.
Quality of life is a balance between being able to buy stuff and having the time to do stuff. Sadly most people would rather sit at home and buy more garbage than actually get up and go do things and mental health is suffering for it. Government need to pivot away from endless growth and start enacting policies that enrich our lives. Spending money going out and participating in hobbies etc keeps money within the local economy, sitting in front of a computer after work buying tit on Temu doesn't help our economy and doesn't make people any happier.
Sorry OT but to go back onto the topic the Conservatives are the only halfway normal party standing up for Women.
 
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I’d love to know at this point what percentage of the current Green Party council candidates are ‘trans’. View attachment 3967766
Trans standing in my ward too (female to male). My suspicions were raised because they were the only candidate not to have their photo published on "Who Can I Vote For?" despite all the other candidates had their images featured. I then went to the Green Party website which did have the candidate's photo....a female with a wispy beard, her female name shortened to the male version. A deliberate ploy to fool voters. The Greens are actively seeking these people as candidates. :mad:
 
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The Green Party are a massive threat to the democratic process of the country. I’ve always felt that broadly speaking political parties should have a somewhat similar make up to the population. It’s been a scandal for years that women have been underrepresented in government for a start, now apparently it’s acceptable for parties to have men pretending to be women as a significant minority, far, far more than the supposedly tiny part of the population they claim to be, and women are STILL underrepresented. In local government councillors are supposed to deal with local issues, like refuse collections, potholes in the road, how the funding they get from the government and our council tax is spent. Councillors from these special minorities will not be interested in such banal issues, but they WILL be interested in things that will benefit their particular communities. That’s not how it should be.
 
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Name something more male than deciding at 64 you'd be open to having children one day

I just read that Suzy interview 😳
Seriously deluded. 64 is way too old to be having children, most people are grandparents by that age. It's unfair on the children.
I side eye anyone having kids when they are late 40s/50 tbh as I believe that after natural menopause age it's really not a good idea.
I know there's exceptions but not many women can get pregnant naturally beyond 50.
 
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I heard a woman say earlier ‘it’s not every man but it could be any man’ and thought it summed things up perfectly.
I heard an analogy

if statistically there was one ball of tit in every box of maltesers you’d be suspicious of all of them…

there is also GC infighting around JKR and Julie Bindel having trans friends they are fine calling she etc on X

no pet loons
 
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