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“Obviously, we’re the easiest scapegoat in the world because we are widely misunderstood due to several thousand years of accumulated prejudice against the idea.”

‘Several thousand years of accumulated prejudice’. He literally just made that up.
Oh my word, what a selfish individual. "I felt like I wanted to be trans but I valued by career more at that point. Oh, and I convinced someone to marry me, had a kid and waited until it was socially advantageous to blow up the life I had with her"
 
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Oh my word, what a selfish individual. "I felt like I wanted to be trans but I valued by career more at that point. Oh, and I convinced someone to marry me, had a kid and waited until it was socially advantageous to blow up the life I had with her"
A bleep, like most of them, then....
 
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“Obviously, we’re the easiest scapegoat in the world because we are widely misunderstood due to several thousand years of accumulated prejudice against the idea.”

‘Several thousand years of accumulated prejudice’. He literally just made that up.
Having to pretend that heterosexual males who are having midlife crises that involve publicising their fetishes are in some way oppressed or discriminated against, is getting pretty old already.
 
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Im not totally anti just very very strict circumstances and it has to be consensual not commercial. And not rich gay blokes renting a womb

the TRAs know what a woman is when they need a Handmaid
Yes, it's never TWAW when it comes to surrogacy.
Although it's tempting to see if any of the tra idiots are dumb enough to agree with a tweet pointing how how surrogacy as transphobic all those poor transwomen overlooked and that transwomen should alwsys be considered first when a surrogate is needed.
 
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This is Labour’s candidate for Witney. I have no words at this point. I’ve never voted Tory, but I’d make an exception if I lived in Witney.


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I smell whiffs of Lily Madigan.
 
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This is Labour’s candidate for Witney. I have no words at this point. I’ve never voted Tory, but I’d make an exception if I lived in Witney.


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Gosh, so a care leaver, and only 22, and has swallowed the ideology about trans, and with self-declared autism... a combination that makes me think this person will not have other members of the constituency in mind. I doubt he will empathise with women, mothers, pensioners, middle-aged working masses, underperforming schoolboys, teen mums, etc etc. I bet he'll just bleat on about trans rights. I'm sure there are some very highly intelligent, politically sound autistic candidates out there, so my gripe is not about the autism, but it is about the combination here, a 22 year old who has likely gone through the care system and had possible horrible experiences, but is gullible enough to fall for the ideology... I'm sorry but I wouldn't trust them as far as I can throw them to have the interests of most constituents at heart. I also can't help but wonder if he has been groomed/encouraged to become a political candidate by someone or the internet. A young care leaver, gullible enough to fall for ideology? Hmmmmm how do they end up in the political parties at so young an age without being encouraged by someone?

This does smell a bit like that young lad for the Green party, forgotten his name.


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I mean, I could be very wrong, I haven't heard his speak, but I'm inclined to trust my gut on this one given that he has listed several characteristics in his bio before his actual role :rolleyes: It's like me prioritising "Heterosexual, married, mid 30s, Dyslexic, suffers anxiety, oh, and JOB ROLE." If you list all your characteristics like that before job role then I'm inclined to think you will see the world through a biased lens of those characteristics. It's the trans bit that concerns me most. Being a care leaver is not a problem, being autistic is not a problem. Being only 22 is a bit of a problem, what life experience do you have of politics?! But the combination listed as a CV before the actual job role, with that magical ingredient of 'trans', that combination screams to me that this individual is going to be problematic.

I'm not very good at getting across what I mean but yeah, this is not good. Just my opinion.

How captured is Witney?
 
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I smell whiffs of Lily Madigan.
This guy doesn’t even bother with the garb. Puts on a suit and tie, says he’s a woman and Bob’s your uncle, he’s part of the ‘most oppressed and victimised’ minorities in the country. According to his X account, he ‘lives in fear as a trans person.’
 
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Gosh, so a care leaver, and only 22, and has swallowed the ideology about trans, and with self-declared autism... a combination that makes me think this person will not have other members of the constituency in mind. I doubt he will empathise with women, mothers, pensioners, middle-aged working masses, underperforming schoolboys, teen mums, etc etc. I bet he'll just bleat on about trans rights. I'm sure there are some very highly intelligent, politically sound autistic candidates out there, so my gripe is not about the autism, but it is about the combination here, a 22 year old who has likely gone through the care system and had possible horrible experiences, but is gullible enough to fall for the ideology... I'm sorry but I wouldn't trust them as far as I can throw them to have the interests of most constituents at heart. I also can't help but wonder if he has been groomed/encouraged to become a political candidate by someone. A young care leaver, gullible enough to fall for ideology? Hmmmmm how do they end up in the political parties at so young an age without being encouraged by someone?

This does smell a bit like that young lad for the Green party, forgotten his name.

I mean, I could be very wrong, I haven't heard his speak, but I'm inclined to trust my gut on this one.
Aimee Challenor? That’s who he reminds me of
 
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Gosh, so a care leaver, and only 22, and has swallowed the ideology about trans, and with self-declared autism... a combination that makes me think this person will not have other members of the constituency in mind. I doubt he will empathise with women, mothers, pensioners, middle-aged working masses, underperforming schoolboys, teen mums, etc etc. I bet he'll just bleat on about trans rights. I'm sure there are some very highly intelligent, politically sound autistic candidates out there, so my gripe is not about the autism, but it is about the combination here, a 22 year old who has likely gone through the care system and had possible horrible experiences, but is gullible enough to fall for the ideology... I'm sorry but I wouldn't trust them as far as I can throw them to have the interests of most constituents at heart. I also can't help but wonder if he has been groomed/encouraged to become a political candidate by someone. A young care leaver, gullible enough to fall for ideology? Hmmmmm how do they end up in the political parties at so young an age without being encouraged by someone?

This does smell a bit like that young lad for the Green party, forgotten his name.

I mean, I could be very wrong, I haven't heard his speak, but I'm inclined to trust my gut on this one.
These days, people put autism in their bios as it’s ‘trendy’. My family members diagnosed with autism would never publicly announce it. They hate the fact that neurodiversity has now become a thing with its own flag.
 
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This guy doesn’t even bother with the garb. Puts on a suit and tie, says he’s a woman and Bob’s your uncle, he’s part of the ‘most oppressed and victimised’ minorities in the country. According to his X account, he ‘lives in fear as a trans person.’
Give me strength!
Aimee Challenor? That’s who he reminds me of
That's the guy, yeah. Seems very similar.
These days, people put autism in their bios as it’s ‘trendy’. My family members diagnosed with autism would never publicly announce it. They hate the fact that neurodiversity has now become a thing with its own flag.
Indeed. Autism can be a strength but it is very case by case, but his age and the trans nonsense makes me think what could he possibly know about the wider community, can he be trusted to care about workers' rights, womens' rights, education etc? Hmmm no it will all be about trans rights.
 
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Well worth a watch on the absolute horror that is WPATH. And yet I've barely seen any coverage all week.
 
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This guy doesn’t even bother with the garb. Puts on a suit and tie, says he’s a woman and Bob’s your uncle, he’s part of the ‘most oppressed and victimised’ minorities in the country. According to his X account, he ‘lives in fear as a trans person.’
As any danger trans people are in is from how they are perceived by others, I can't imagine a bloke wearing a suit and tie is in danger.
 
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Someone I know has shared one of those (overdone and irritating imo) Mother’s Day posts - the ones that list lots of different types of mums/people who may struggle on Mother’s Day. And of course there’s ’trans mamas’ on there 🙄

Sigh. So many of the women I like are handmaidens
 
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She wins again.
I've had friends who are mothers bleating the assigned at birth nonsense.
No such thing happens.
Having sex assigned at birth absolutely happens to intersex babies, but yes, you're right, no such thing happens to 99% of babies. It grinds my gears that trans have stolen a term that helped some intersex people make sense of an experience they actually went through to validate their own delusions.

I was assigned female at birth and given a female birth certificate. It was later discovered I have CAIS. To many here, that means I'm a male because I have XY chromosomes and so if you believe I was really male at birth due to my chromosomes, you'd have to agree that my sex was assigned as the midwife saw my vulva and said "congratulations, you've got a daughter".

Other intersex people are born with ambiguous genitals and are surgically altered at or near birth. If you're born with a micropenis and have female genitals surgically created while you're an unconsenting infant, you're not born female, you're assigned female.
 
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