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RedheadWrites

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For the people saying they never heard back from WRN, I tried joining them over a year ago and they never got back to me either.

I just went on their website and on the page to join them, they’re now asking for your social media handles.

I understand why they feel the need to vet potential members as TRAs are always trying to infiltrate gender critical groups but there’s many of us who don’t have any social media accounts.

They also ask if any current members can vouch for you which makes it feel even more impossible to join if you’re not already in these circles.

Personally, I’ve been gender critical for a long time but have never gotten involved with any groups and now that I would like to do so, I can’t join precisely for that very reason!
There's at least one woman in our group who is the WRN. Even using her as a reference, I've never heard back from them. Said Member has also contacted WRN directly and still nothing.
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They asked if I'd do a zoom call, obviously I agreed and then didn't hear from them again.
I'll keep going to as many events as I can and maybe find a way to get more involved there.
I think you've got the furthest with them.
 
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frillylilly

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Kellie Jay Keen has posted that Keir Starmer might have a trans-identifying child and, if so, isn't to be trusted (she says more that that's the gist). I actually think that's right. I sympathise with parents of these children, they must feel desperate but to go down the route of affirmation is weak parenting at best and child abuse at worst.

Look at what's happened to Neil Kinnock's grand daughter. Her parents (Mum is former Danish PM and Dad is a current MP). They allowed her to cut her breasts off and now give interviews declaring how great it all is. I'm with Helen Joyce, these parents will never ever admit they were wrong as it acknowledges they failed their own child so they double down. They are dangerous in positions of responsibility.
Telling a child that you acknowledge how they feel and their feelings are real to them is weak parenting and abuse?
 
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Scotch Mist

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Obviously I don’t believe for a second that Brianna was a girl. But he was an extremely vulnerable young person who was murdered. I think that Sunak’s “joke” - particularly in light of the fact that he made it in front of a grieving mother, was spectacularly fucking tacky.
What did he say? I haven't seen it
 
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