Yes. Weve seen that before. Probably not allowed on the beach at the seaside either like the Woman we saw once ,having to sit up on the promenade wrapped up in this sort of heat while the husband, in shorts, with his 2 sons , frolic in the sea
It makes me sick that the females have to cover up so the males don’t have ‘impure’ thoughts. Anyone having impure thoughts about a 3 year old needs stringing up!And it used to be pushed as 'Oh, the girls never have to do it until puberty', then big surprise, the slow creep of 'Or primary school...or toddlers'.
(I also notice literally every time there's a kids news report - we used to watch Newsround every day at my old job - they have a girl in a hijab in shot or interviewed, even if it's like, that place in the Highlands with 3 people.)
I saw a little girl the other day, could not have been more than 3, in hijab.Big brother in shorts and a tee shirt, of course.
I've complained to the BBC about the headline on the article being fundamentally misleading - the point of the complaint and the tribunal was that it was a female changing room, not a "trans changing room".This is how the BBC are choosing to report the Darlington nurses’ victory: as a ‘trans’ changing room case, rather than a FEMALE changing room violation.
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And again, its that mission creep of 'choice' for children, you'll get defenders of it claiming its the child's choice (sometimes to disguise abuse, like Sara Sharif's dad) or they want to look like mummy, just another way modern society erodes protections for children by claiming they're practicing autonomy making choices.
What makes it even worse is when you add up the total between the Darlington nurses and Sandie Peggie. All because of two deluded males who wished to inflict their fetish on unwilling women. What really sickens me is the NHS pretending that they don’t know that both “Rose” and Upton were men. If health care providers don’t know the biological difference between make and female, then heaven help us. Of course, it’s all about supporting the most unscientific, senseless load of male centred ideology, at the expense of the discomfort of women.
If there had been any medical supervision, why wouldn't you give that evidence?
Trans mum Jennifer Buckley’s vilification case heads to QCAT decision…
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"Lawyers representing a breastfeeding expert fighting claims she vilified a trans mother will bring medical evidence to court to argue “biological males” could only produce “sweat or pus” from their chest.
Jennifer Buckley has accused former Australian Breastfeeding Association counsellor Jasmine Sussex of vilifying her and transgender women as a group in online posts, according to her complaint lodged in the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Ms Sussex is accused of inciting hatred, serious contempt or ridicule towards Ms Buckley, her family and transgender women, through her alleged posts on the then-named Twitter and in media reports, following Ms Buckley documenting her breastfeeding journey.
Responding to Ms Sussex’s submissions, Ms Buckley’s legal team previously stated that she “induced lactation under the supervision and with the knowledge of medical professionals”.
QCAT had determined Ms Buckley’s legal team did not have to hand over medical evidence over the chemical makeup of the fluid given to her child, and that it was not of relevance to whether Ms Sussex had vilified her.
In a QCAT hearing on Tuesday appealing that decision, Ms Buckley’s legal representative Kathleen Foley SC said they would not be advancing a case on the makeup of the breastmilk, whether it was lactation or whether there was medical supervision."
This is what angers me so much about the “choice” argument. It’s such a poor argument. No choice is made in a vacuum.
Ugh that poor child he’s trying to force his ‘chest fluid’ onto, I dread to think what’s in it- plus all the hormones he’s taking on top of that. Vile, entitled monster.
It's the two-year-olds in a hijab that really boil my p*ss!And the layers of clothing are usually clearly polyester toomakes me feel ill just thinking about it. I live in a multicultural city so see this a lot. The other day a lady was wearing the full outfit and her dress layer covered trousers which poked out at ankle length, which looked to be thick material. Meanwhile I was swooning from the heat on the way back from the shop in my loose white cotton blouse.
And influencer (rich) female muslims on Instagram often say "but it's my choice"....is it though, when you have your whole family and culture with expectations feeding into your decision and non compliance will cause you having to justify/explain if you don't dress that way? That's a lot of peer pressure.
The message it sends girls seeing their mum dressing head to toe in black polyester in the summmer
That isn't their choice, I'm sure.There was a time when I would have said this is too much of a conspiracy theory, but I can believe it now. It’s social engineering.
Welcome to the era of evil.
