I listen to podcasts on Spotify.Where do you find podcasts to listen to?
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I listen to podcasts on Spotify.Where do you find podcasts to listen to?
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Thank you, I'll have a look for them.I listen to podcasts on Spotify.
I agree with you. We are deeply failing children that instead of seeing safeguarding red flags like PP mentioned about signs of particular types of porn that Brianna was possibly exposed to at a young age, people just turn a blind eye and describe the behaviour and appearance as stunning, beautiful and brave. They are not concerned with the actual root cause of the distressed child.I said I wouldn’t keep mentioning Brianna but it just keeps getting worse the more I read. It’s maybe not appropriate since this poor soul was murdered so please call me out if I’m in the wrong. This child was very troubled and there should be a discussion about how kids like this get swept up in the cult of trans. Eating disorder, severe anxiety, self harm, excluded from school. Projecting all of that onto being born male and thinking it can be fixed by wearing a costume. The poor bairn probably did feel better with full makeup and cute outfit because it was covering up the person he couldn’t bear to be. It doesn’t fix what was wrong inside though. Brianna’s poor mum has worked hard campaigning for better mental health support in schools, I saw a news film about her and she didn’t mention trans once, she’s obviously switched on and I hope she isn’t getting harassed at all by the TRAs.
Social media, and 24/7 internet-accessible smartphones have really ducked us up as a species in such a short space of time, and I don’t mean just regarding the trans contagion issueI agree with you. We are deeply failing children that instead of seeing safeguarding red flags like PP mentioned about signs of particular types of porn that Brianna was possibly exposed to at a young age, people just turn a blind eye and describe the behaviour and appearance as stunning, beautiful and brave. They are not concerned with the actual root cause of the distressed child.
‘Transitioning’ doesn’t appear to resolve the mental health issues. The focus of the continued mental health issues just turn to being blamed on transphobia / GC women. I’ve probably oversimplified that though.
Anyway it took less than two days for the trial thread to descend into gender identity politics chaos. So hard not to respond but it isn’t the place because at the heart of this is a 16 year old child who did not deserve to die, and in such a brutal way.
This is so true. I know a few like this.Why is it there is a ‘non binary look’ though? Is it because it’s simply a fashion trend? (Make yourself look as rank as you can). We can all spot them a mile off.
Hair must be:
Short
Mullet
‘Wacky’ coloured - pink, blue, green…
Face:
Massive Deidre Barlow glasses preferably with a clear or light coloured frame,
Absolutely no make up but if you do wear it it has to be really extra andout there
Look like your face could do with a good wash
Clothes:
Giant toddler zibezz
Baggy button up shirts preferably 50’s style
Baggy trousers
Knitted tank tops over shirts
Attitude:
Notice meeeeeee!
Respect my pronouns!
I’m better than everyone!
I’m neither male nor female! (99% of them are female)
I’m the chosen one!
Pick meeeee!
That was fun
PS - I missed out multiple piercings and tattoos. Have I missed anything else?
I believe it was Brett.I can't stay long on the Brianna trial thread, and I'm not particularly enamoured of the press reporting of this trial either. A young man (a confused, possibly mentally unwell, probably gay, young man) has been murdered, and him wearing a dress and using a female name doesn't change the fact that he was a boy.
Every single news report states that he was a "teenage girl".....no, he wasn't. His parents have lost their son (more than once), but will he ever be acknowledged in the reports? I really feel for his mother, she's been gaslit into mourning for a daughter, will anyone recognise her actual loss?
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I’ve unfollowed it now. It was inevitable it would end up the way it has. Terfs were trending on Twitter earlier. (I don’t care about being called a terf but it’s the anger and hatred towards women that goes with it). There is literally nothing that could come out of this trial to make people with a certain agenda think it was anything but a hate crime.I can't stay long on the Brianna trial thread, and I'm not particularly enamoured of the press reporting of this trial either. A young man (a confused, possibly mentally unwell, probably gay, young man) has been murdered, and him wearing a dress and using a female name doesn't change the fact that he was a boy.
Every single news report states that he was a "teenage girl".....no, he wasn't. His parents have lost their son (more than once), but will he ever be acknowledged in the reports? I really feel for his mother, she's been gaslit into mourning for a daughter, will anyone recognise her actual loss?
I don't even know her deceased son's name![]()
Honestly, the rage and self-righteous over repeating his given name, sorry “dead name”, is ridiculous. It’s so performative.I’ve seen the judge has been criticised for using the name Brett in court when the history was explained to the jury. And the press criticised for repeating it. Again they tie themselves in knots insisting we don’t mention anything pre-transition, but we acknowledge this person is trans even though trans girls are female. So we must pretend they are the same as biological girls even though they are different, stunning, brave, but what makes them different must never be mentioned![]()
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Melissa Garner, from the CPS, said: “Ali Ay accosted his victims whilst they walked alone late at night in north London.Opening of tonight’s bbc1 The Met doc. Caller SA’d on her own street by a man feeling her up. Says he was wearing lacy tights and a tutu. There it is, that thing that never happens, happening AGAIN
ETA: they’re up to 11 victims now of this perv
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Actually feel sick they caught the perp and of COURSE he’s an AGP
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Here’s the press release from CPS. Suspended sentence. He’s steal roaming the streets of London. Our justice system does not give a duck about women. https://www.cps.gov.uk/london-north...-sexually-assaulting-women-streets-late-night
Some people definitely want it to be the fault of the Evil Terfs. And that will just make other poor confused teenagers convinced that they could be next. It's a shocking thing to do.It's honestly abysmal that people are more concerned with making a young teenager a trans martyr so that they can finally say someone has died from transphobic attacks in this country, than they are about the fact some other teenagers are so deeply disturbed to have not only made a list of peers to kill, but actually carried out the attack.
I was just thinking of that when I saw this:I can't stay long on the Brianna trial thread, and I'm not particularly enamoured of the press reporting of this trial either. A young man (a confused, possibly mentally unwell, probably gay, young man) has been murdered, and him wearing a dress and using a female name doesn't change the fact that he was a boy.
Every single news report states that he was a "teenage girl".....no, he wasn't. His parents have lost their son (more than once), but will he ever be acknowledged in the reports? I really feel for his mother, she's been gaslit into mourning for a daughter, will anyone recognise her actual loss?
I don't even know her deceased son's name![]()
This has made me feel physically sick.Melissa Garner, from the CPS, said: “Ali Ay accosted his victims whilst they walked alone late at night in north London.
“He wore women’s clothing to lure his victims and make them initially feel at ease in his company. He told them that he was gay and that they should not be frightened. He then took the opportunity to sexually assault a number of them.
“The prosecution case included CCTV footage and strong witness testimony. We were also able to present a number of the items used by Ay in the attacks including tights and tutus.
“Women should feel safe to walk the streets without fear of attack. The CPS remain committed to prosecuting sexual offenders.”
And yet all he received was a 20 month suspended sentence. How does that equate to women feeling safe to walk the streets without fear of attack? Nothing has changed except for a measly slap on the wrist. There were multiple victims, so every reason to suspect he will re-offend. He was cleared of 10 counts of indecent exposure because he exposed prosthetic genitals rather than his own. Found this article with more info.
The fact they had the cheek to say that about women feeling safe whilst HE IS STILL OUT ON THE STREETS!! You can’t make this tit upMelissa Garner, from the CPS, said: “Ali Ay accosted his victims whilst they walked alone late at night in north London.
“He wore women’s clothing to lure his victims and make them initially feel at ease in his company. He told them that he was gay and that they should not be frightened. He then took the opportunity to sexually assault a number of them.
“The prosecution case included CCTV footage and strong witness testimony. We were also able to present a number of the items used by Ay in the attacks including tights and tutus.
“Women should feel safe to walk the streets without fear of attack. The CPS remain committed to prosecuting sexual offenders.”
And yet all he received was a 20 month suspended sentence. How does that equate to women feeling safe to walk the streets without fear of attack? Nothing has changed except for a measly slap on the wrist. There were multiple victims, so every reason to suspect he will re-offend. He was cleared of 10 counts of indecent exposure because he exposed prosthetic genitals rather than his own. Found this article with more info.