If a non trans comedian took their kit off and danced around the stage there would be uproar. I guarantee it.
At last a medical professional has spoken out!! Good to see!
Agree with all of this. A lot of people are unwittingly participating in modern slavery on a daily basis - car washes are a typical example of this - there is an app (UK based) called 'Safe Car Wash' which helps identify the signs of slavery. Nail bars are another example - the ones with lots of Vietnamese nail techs who don't have a word of English.With regards to slavery women are still suffering the most regardless of race.
I do wish that people would stop going on about the past in some attempt at making others feel guilty. I'm sick of it. We should all be concerned about modern slavery going on in all countries around the world.
Here's some stats on modern slavery:
*People can be trafficked for various forms of exploitation such as prostitution, forced labour, begging, criminality, domestic servitude, forced marriage and organ removal.
*The face of human trafficking is changing, with more children and men falling prey, and more victims trapped in forced labour than a decade ago, the United Nations says.
*At least 40 million people are victims of modern slavery worldwide - with nearly 25 million trapped in forced labour and about 15 million in forced marriages.
*Almost three-quarters are female - and one in four a child - with modern-day slavery most prevalent in Africa followed by Asia and Pacific.
*North Korea has the world's highest rate of slavery, with about one in 10 people enslaved, followed by Eritrea (9.3%) Burundi (4%), Central African Republic (2.2%), Afghanistan (2.2%), Mauritania (2.1%), South Sudan (2%), Pakistan (1.7%), Cambodia (1.7%) and Iran (1.6%).
*India is home to the largest number of slaves globally, with 8 million, followed by China (3.86 million), Pakistan (3.19 million), North Korea (2.64 million), Nigeria (1.39 million), Iran (1.29 million), Indonesia (1.22 million), Democratic Republic of the Congo (1 million), Russia (794,000) and the Philippines (784,000).
There's no reparation money cash involved in modern day slavery, or apologies and donations involved so the ones banging on about past slavery couldn't give a toss.With regards to slavery women are still suffering the most regardless of race.
I do wish that people would stop going on about the past in some attempt at making others feel guilty. I'm sick of it. We should all be concerned about modern slavery going on in all countries around the world.
Here's some stats on modern slavery:
*People can be trafficked for various forms of exploitation such as prostitution, forced labour, begging, criminality, domestic servitude, forced marriage and organ removal.
*The face of human trafficking is changing, with more children and men falling prey, and more victims trapped in forced labour than a decade ago, the United Nations says.
*At least 40 million people are victims of modern slavery worldwide - with nearly 25 million trapped in forced labour and about 15 million in forced marriages.
*Almost three-quarters are female - and one in four a child - with modern-day slavery most prevalent in Africa followed by Asia and Pacific.
*North Korea has the world's highest rate of slavery, with about one in 10 people enslaved, followed by Eritrea (9.3%) Burundi (4%), Central African Republic (2.2%), Afghanistan (2.2%), Mauritania (2.1%), South Sudan (2%), Pakistan (1.7%), Cambodia (1.7%) and Iran (1.6%).
*India is home to the largest number of slaves globally, with 8 million, followed by China (3.86 million), Pakistan (3.19 million), North Korea (2.64 million), Nigeria (1.39 million), Iran (1.29 million), Indonesia (1.22 million), Democratic Republic of the Congo (1 million), Russia (794,000) and the Philippines (784,000).
I understand the premise of the show and that it’s all about taking risks on live tv, but when confronted with something that you’ve been told over the years that you ‘have to get used to’ it’s hard not to have a visceral reaction to it. I know others will scream in hilarity but I felt uneasy with it. And yes, I’m aware that watching a program claiming to push the envelope will have moments like that.Channel 4 have long traded on 'shock' value, though. They've got a documentary on next week about men who have large penises, yes really! (Actual men, not trans women.)
They know airing such things gets tongues wagging and hence gets them attention.
Jerry Sadowitz has apparently done that gag for decades and it is something the audience is prepared for - explicit content warnings when booking. Any Google search will tell you what to expect. This is in public, and on unsuspecting audiences and it is the same as the flasher in the park, done for their own excitement and usually they would be called a p.I believe Jerry Sadowitz flashed at his cancelled Edinburgh gig. Imo that sort of stuff is the kind of thing you need to give the audience a heads up about.
Emirates have a lot of domestic servants - which always makes me think of trafficking.Agree with all of this. A lot of people are unwittingly participating in modern slavery on a daily basis - car washes are a typical example of this - there is an app (UK based) called 'Safe Car Wash' which helps identify the signs of slavery. Nail bars are another example - the ones with lots of Vietnamese nail techs who don't have a word of English.
Who new Old Gregg was at the vanguard of the TRA movement?Is it mangina?
Right, and of course its "stunning and brave" when a TiM does it. Ridiculous. It was an AGP bloke getting a kick out of getting his rooster out. That's all it was.If a non trans comedian took their kit off and danced around the stage there would be uproar. I guarantee it.
Try looking at websites which give women advice on pregnancy (you'll see a lot of Birthing people/pregnant people)Sorry if anybody is offended but this is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen. Is this implying women are not people or there is another gender besides a woman who can have a cervix? I honestly can’t
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Joe is an idiot anyway. He’s feeding this trans agenda and putting it on kids.
I was a huge "Friday Night Live" fan back in the day. It started life as "Saturday Live" and was really popular, we used to come home early from the pub to watch it! The show launched the careers of Ben Elton, Harry Enfield, Jo Brand, and loads of others. It's hard to remember a time when cuddly Jo Brand from the "Bake Off" show, was regarded as a real subversive, we hadn't seen women on stage in dungarees, Dr Martens, with short hair and minimal make-up, talking about how the way to a man's heart is "Through his hanky pocket with a breadknife".I understand the premise of the show and that it’s all about taking risks on live tv, but when confronted with something that you’ve been told over the years that you ‘have to get used to’ it’s hard not to have a visceral reaction to it. I know others will scream in hilarity but I felt uneasy with it. And yes, I’m aware that watching a program claiming to push the envelope will have moments like that.
See I don't have an issue with this.Sorry if anybody is offended but this is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen. Is this implying women are not people or there is another gender besides a woman who can have a cervix? I honestly can’t
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Presumably it also covers women who say they're non-binary.See I don't have an issue with this.
The word woman is still there and there is the added "people with a cervix" to cover trans men.
If it solely said people with a cervix I would be annoyed.
It is however ridiculous that trans women can register with a GP as female and would potentially get invites when they are neither women or people with a cervix.
I totally understand that people who have had all the surgeries and a GRC etc truly believe they are the opposite gender, but they cannot change sex and the fact that GRCs mean that medical records are basically falsified is ridiculous.