Can you say which podcast so I know to avoid it from now on as that is truly disgusting.
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It was on an old episode of Going West.
If you live in a country where you have freedom of speech and freedom of belief, then you don't have to go along with the transcult. You can just say 'I don't believe in Trans Ideology'. No one can make you believe it. Especially since it is a load of codswallop. Far closer to a religious belief than a scientific theory. Why should we be forced to believe someone elses religious belief?
Worth sharing this petition just to watch the TRA’s throw a hissy fit at the acTuaL viOlenCE flying this flag would cause.
petition.parliament.uk
Petition: Allow the flying of Suffrage flag as a symbol of women's equality
Since its introduction in 1908, the Suffrage flag of the Women's Social and Political Union has attained iconic status as a symbol of women's equality. Catalogued under WOA T52 of the Parliamentary Collection, it deserves the same legal recognition granted to e.g. the Rainbow and NHS flags.
They even now have to contend with cross dressing conservative MP's who cheat on their wife's lumped in with them
Theoretically. But people have lost their jobs just by stating they don't buy into the trans delusion.
Well of course I don't believe that you can change sex and I also think that some of this ideology aimed at sucking in children is quite evil.
I voice this opinion at home but I can't say it at work because I work for a public body that is fully on board with the trans stuff. I even had to sit through a Mermaids training session
If I voiced my opinion on this matter I would probably be sent for 'extra inclusivity training'.
OMG! Did they really call a sex trafficked child that? People really need to stop trying to remove the taboo of prostitution. It’s taboo for a reason.
Men are just trying to remove the stigma of it so they can feel less guilty for the paid rape of women and children. Savages
I know, it's appalling. I don't expect anyone to risk losing their jobs.
But maybe if you voiced your opinion, it would encourage other non-believers to speak up too?Well of course I don't believe that you can change sex and I also think that some of this ideology aimed at sucking in children is quite evil.
I voice this opinion at home but I can't say it at work because I work for a public body that is fully on board with the trans stuff. I even had to sit through a Mermaids training session
If I voiced my opinion on this matter I would probably be sent for 'extra inclusivity training'.
Not worth the risk where I work and I can't afford to lose my job. Sounds cowardly I know but I'm going to save it until I'm ready to leave.
We have a company intranet. Whenever there are posts about racial equality loads of people 'like' the comments. There was a trans supporting post put on there recently and only one person in the whole organisation 'liked' it.
I think that actually speaks volumes
If they fired you, they'd be looking at constructive dismissal so worth considering when you are getting ready to leave. Maybe try manipulating them to do that when you have another position lined upNot worth the risk where I work and I can't afford to lose my job. Sounds cowardly I know but I'm going to save it until I'm ready to leave.
We have a company intranet. Whenever there are posts about racial equality loads of people 'like' the comments. There was a trans supporting post put on there recently and only one person in the whole organisation 'liked' it.
I think that actually speaks volumes
Is trans surgery just state-sanctioned mutilation?
Severe body modification is never good, whether it’s done for Islamic reasons or trans reasons.
www.spiked-online.com
'It’s time for honesty. The sight of young women being celebrated on social media for having their breasts removed is not ‘affirming’ – it is horrifying. The treatment of young lesbians with medication that will ‘correct’ them and turn them into the men they really are is not positive – it is homophobic. And the provision of radically altering surgery that removes healthy body parts and induces infertility is not ‘healthcare’ – it is mutilation.'
I voiced my opinion but made sure nothing was directed at an individual and also reminded them that sex was a protected characteristic.
Spot the difference
Prostate problems - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
Menopause - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
Prostate problems - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
Menopause - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
I'm halfway through an email to my MP about this and my gym situation
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Is there not some annoymous way you could do it? Like separate email account to email HR and raise your concerns to see if that would gain traction?Not worth the risk where I work and I can't afford to lose my job. Sounds cowardly I know but I'm going to save it until I'm ready to leave.
We have a company intranet. Whenever there are posts about racial equality loads of people 'like' the comments. There was a trans supporting post put on there recently and only one person in the whole organisation 'liked' it.
I think that actually speaks volumes
It’s not cowardly at all, I completely understand where you’re coming from, and job loss is very real, and we’ve seen it happen to lots of people. Even JK Rowling wasn’t immune from attempts to have her publishers sack her, and the LGB Alliance had a whole campaign orchestrated against them during their request to have charity status, and even after they had been granted it. If they can do that to a charity, they would try it with an individual.Not worth the risk where I work and I can't afford to lose my job. Sounds cowardly I know but I'm going to save it until I'm ready to leave.
We have a company intranet. Whenever there are posts about racial equality loads of people 'like' the comments. There was a trans supporting post put on there recently and only one person in the whole organisation 'liked' it.
I think that actually speaks volumes
Not cowardly at all. We all have to keep a roof over our heads. I'm a civil servant and in the same position. It kills me to keep my mouth shut but I can't afford to not have my job, and after two years of pandemic and caring for my elderly parents, I don't have the mental fortitude for it.Not worth the risk where I work and I can't afford to lose my job. Sounds cowardly I know but I'm going to save it until I'm ready to leave.
We have a company intranet. Whenever there are posts about racial equality loads of people 'like' the comments. There was a trans supporting post put on there recently and only one person in the whole organisation 'liked' it.
I think that actually speaks volumes
We have a very mediocre TiM at work. Pleasant enough, but being trans has catapulted him from average employee in low-level role to voice of anything EDI related. It's tedious but they're desperately trying to climb the Stonewall list so...
Ritchie’s now done a video interview. I’m so angry and disgusted that they’d let someone who clearly wasn’t psychologically stable make an irreversible decision. He might have been an adult, but vulnerable people deserve protecting at any age.
Not speaking up at work is not cowardly. Few people can afford to lose their jobs and livelihoods over this issue and I don’t think we should expect anyone to, especially with the current direction of employment law in this area. The best we can do IMO is resistance - no to pronouns in signatures, don’t engage when it’s voluntary events that you don’t have to attend, engage as little as possible when forced to attend (eg compulsory training). I’ve also filled in a few anonymous work surveys and the like (using a VPN just in case) expressing my discomfort with the prevalence and forcefulness of TRA attitudes at work, and that we haven't all been consulted/it's implied we all agree.
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