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Unless they repeal Annex B it’s all nonsense. He is a weasel and I can’t believe he is probably going to be PM.
 
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Blair declares... "A woman has a tina. A man has a pen".

Starmer declares... "What he said". 🤷‍♀️
 
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Here we go again. Let’s try and destroy another woman’s legacy by retrospectively claiming she was trans. Fucksake
Bloody nonsense
 
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Here we go again. Let’s try and destroy another woman’s legacy by retrospectively claiming she was trans. Fucksake
Bloody nonsense
I was literally typing about this when your post came up! The Brontë Society and Brontë Museum exploring ‘gender identity and the Brontës . Just why? Will no woman in history be celebrated for just being, you know, a woman who achieved something? It’s full-on erasure.
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Here we go again. Let’s try and destroy another woman’s legacy by retrospectively claiming she was trans. Fucksake
Bloody nonsense
"Reactions to the Brontes' use of androdgogy tell us how gender was viewed at the time"

No, they tell us how WOMEN were viewed at the time.

Women used male aliases then with the same motivation some women declare them selves "non binary" now - because to be female is to be less than, and to be male is to be human.

Women aren't seen as fully human in patriarchy - that we might want to escape that by whatever means possible (spoiler - it's not actually possible) is a symptom of misogyny and duck all to do with anyone's navel-gazing idea of gender identity.
 
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I was just told a story by someone I know who agrees with my views on this. This person works for an insurer in customer service and had a TIM call up today, the conversation (names changed obv):

My friend: Thank you for calling XXX, you're speaking with Traazer's Friend, how can I help today?
TIM: (Clear male voice) Hello, I have some queries about my travel insurance policy
MF (Automatically): Of course sir I'd be happy to assist
TIM: It's madam
MF: Oh OK my apologies, I'll just need to confirm the details I have for you, can you confirm your first name for me
TIM: Timelda Jones
MF: (panicking as the screen said Timothy Jones) OK, can I confirm your date of birth please as I have some conflicting information?
TIM:This is bloody ridiculous you should have this information already, it's changed
*blah blah blah they get to the purpose of the call*
TIM: "So my question is, I'm intending on going to Turkey for gender reassignment surgery, does my travel insurance cover me for this?

My friend then had to explain that obviously bleeping not, your policy is voided as soon as you step foot in another country for the purpose of discussing anything surgery related. This went as well as you can expect.

My friend (whilst nothing but professional) didn't refer to this person by Madam once during the call which pleases me greatly. The idiot still demanded to be put through to complaints though :rolleyes:
 
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I was just told a story by someone I know who agrees with my views on this. This person works for an insurer in customer service and had a TIM call up today, the conversation (names changed obv):

My friend: Thank you for calling XXX, you're speaking with Traazer's Friend, how can I help today?
TIM: (Clear male voice) Hello, I have some queries about my travel insurance policy
MF (Automatically): Of course sir I'd be happy to assist
TIM: It's madam
MF: Oh OK my apologies, I'll just need to confirm the details I have for you, can you confirm your first name for me
TIM: Timelda Jones
MF: (panicking as the screen said Timothy Jones) OK, can I confirm your date of birth please as I have some conflicting information?
TIM:This is bloody ridiculous you should have this information already, it's changed
*blah blah blah they get to the purpose of the call*
TIM: "So my question is, I'm intending on going to Turkey for gender reassignment surgery, does my travel insurance cover me for this?

My friend then had to explain that obviously bleeping not, your policy is voided as soon as you step foot in another country for the purpose of discussing anything surgery related. This went as well as you can expect.

My friend (whilst nothing but professional) didn't refer to this person by Madam once during the call which pleases me greatly. The idiot still demanded to be put through to complaints though :rolleyes:
I was about to ask what sort of fuckwit thinks travel insurance covers you for surgery, but if you believe you cna change sex then literally anything is possible I guess.
 
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"Reactions to the Brontes' us of androdgogy tell us how gender was viewed at the time"

No, they tell us how WOMEN were viewed at the time.

Women used male aliases then with the same motivation some women declare them selves "non binary" now - because to be female is to be less than, and to be male is to be human.

Women aren't seen as fully human in patriarchy - that we might want to escape that by whatever means possible (spoiler - it's not actually possible) is a symptom of misogyny and duck all to do with anyone's navel-gazing idea of gender identity.
It’s the same tit that did to Joan Of Arc with that horrifically offensive misogynistic play called I,Joan. They made Joan bleeping non-binary!

They took one of the most iconic female figures in history and decided she was non-binary on the basis of what she wore (which was dependant on the era and er i don’t know, going into bleeping battle?!) and because she was strong, a leader and unbelievably brave (I forgot women aren’t strong, leaders or brave).

The cover of the play is unbearable offensive I can’t even bear to look at it. How dare YOU. BINDING her breasts! Joan was a young WOMAN. THAT’S why SHE made history, THATS WHY *SHE* WAS BURNT AT THE STAKE.

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And the concept of binding is a long history and was born from misogyny - like teenage girls in third world countries “binding” their chests to deter rapists - and if I remember correctly use (hot?) stones to desperately try to flatten them.

Not only is it erasing women from history in the name of pushing their misogynistic homophobic gender, but it’s also CRINGE.

I was once at work and we were forced to do some team bonding bull and a trans man bought this in to share. Everyone was fawning and applauding him and the play while he spoke about how much it meant to him. Hands on their hearts and nodding while he spoke. You “Sir” are a WOMAN who hates herself and is deeply ill - do not push that upon women who weren't that and who cannot speak for themselves because they are DEAD (and commonly dead by the hands of misogyny)
 
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I was just told a story by someone I know who agrees with my views on this. This person works for an insurer in customer service and had a TIM call up today, the conversation (names changed obv):

My friend: Thank you for calling XXX, you're speaking with Traazer's Friend, how can I help today?
TIM: (Clear male voice) Hello, I have some queries about my travel insurance policy
MF (Automatically): Of course sir I'd be happy to assist
TIM: It's madam
MF: Oh OK my apologies, I'll just need to confirm the details I have for you, can you confirm your first name for me
TIM: Timelda Jones
MF: (panicking as the screen said Timothy Jones) OK, can I confirm your date of birth please as I have some conflicting information?
TIM:This is bloody ridiculous you should have this information already, it's changed
*blah blah blah they get to the purpose of the call*
TIM: "So my question is, I'm intending on going to Turkey for gender reassignment surgery, does my travel insurance cover me for this?

My friend then had to explain that obviously bleeping not, your policy is voided as soon as you step foot in another country for the purpose of discussing anything surgery related. This went as well as you can expect.

My friend (whilst nothing but professional) didn't refer to this person by Madam once during the call which pleases me greatly. The idiot still demanded to be put through to complaints though :rolleyes:
Obviously he has no personal money/savings to finance this which is just as well...
"In the past five years, 28 British people have died in Turkey after travelling there for elective medical procedures".
 
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It’s the same tit that did to Joan Of Arc with that horrifically offensive misogynistic play called I,Joan. They made Joan bleeping non-binary!

They took one of the most iconic female figures in history and decided she was non-binary on the basis of what she wore (which was dependant on the era and er i don’t know, going into bleeping battle?!) and because she was strong, a leader and unbelievably brave (I forgot women aren’t strong, leaders or brave).

The cover of the play is unbearable offensive I can’t even bear to look at it. How dare YOU. BINDING her breasts! Joan was a young WOMAN. THAT’S why SHE made history, THATS WHY *SHE* WAS BURNT AT THE STAKE.

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And the concept of binding is a long history and was born from misogyny - like teenage girls in third world countries “binding” their chests to deter rapists - and if I remember correctly use (hot?) stones to desperately try to flatten them.

Not only is it erasing women from history in the name of pushing their misogynistic homophobic gender, but it’s also CRINGE.

I was once at work and we were forced to do some team bonding bull and a trans man bought this in to share. Everyone was fawning and applauding him and the play while he spoke about how much it meant to him. Hands on their hearts and nodding while he spoke. You “Sir” are a WOMAN who hates herself and is deeply ill - do not push that upon women who weren't that and who cannot speak for themselves because they are DEAD (and commonly dead by the hands of misogyny)
I wholeheartedly agree with every word.

This tit also suggests that women have identified with their oppression, that all the women who have been beaten down and had their dreams and ambitions curtailed on the basis of their sex, who have been made to marry and forego education, interests, travel, a full bleeping life, that this is just what women are and what we do, and any woman who pushes back against this must be a man.

It's so blatantly sexist it should be laughable. Like the only reason a woman would ever do anything in opposition to society's expectations of her is because she must really be a bloke?
 
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FFS
Emmerdale and ITV are complete misrepresenting the truth, Matty the transman character has been put in a male prison! This never would happen because even trans activits know it’s unsafe. How can they just lie like this?!
 
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Emmerdale and ITV are complete misrepresenting the truth, Matty the transman character has been put in a male prison! This never would happen because even trans activits know it’s unsafe. How can they just lie like this?!
On a brighter note, Amy in Corrie is wearing a t-shirt with stripes of purple and green on the front. Surely they wouldn't let her prance around flaunting a suffragette emblem during the Holy Month?? 😱😱🤣🤣💜💚
 
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I was just told a story by someone I know who agrees with my views on this. This person works for an insurer in customer service and had a TIM call up today, the conversation (names changed obv):

My friend: Thank you for calling XXX, you're speaking with Traazer's Friend, how can I help today?
TIM: (Clear male voice) Hello, I have some queries about my travel insurance policy
MF (Automatically): Of course sir I'd be happy to assist
TIM: It's madam
MF: Oh OK my apologies, I'll just need to confirm the details I have for you, can you confirm your first name for me
TIM: Timelda Jones
MF: (panicking as the screen said Timothy Jones) OK, can I confirm your date of birth please as I have some conflicting information?
TIM:This is bloody ridiculous you should have this information already, it's changed
*blah blah blah they get to the purpose of the call*
TIM: "So my question is, I'm intending on going to Turkey for gender reassignment surgery, does my travel insurance cover me for this?

My friend then had to explain that obviously bleeping not, your policy is voided as soon as you step foot in another country for the purpose of discussing anything surgery related. This went as well as you can expect.

My friend (whilst nothing but professional) didn't refer to this person by Madam once during the call which pleases me greatly. The idiot still demanded to be put through to complaints though :rolleyes:
So this bloke has paid for travel to Turkey and bought travel insurance but expects that travel insurance to cover the actual cost of his sex change surgery? Have I got that right?
 
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So this bloke has paid for travel to Turkey and bought travel insurance but expects that travel insurance to cover the actual cost of his sex change surgery? Have I got that right?
I read it more as he knows he has to pay for the surgery but is he covered for complications, if he has to stay longer, isn't fit to fly home etc.

I imagine most policies wouldn't cover those costs.
 
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On a brighter note, Amy in Corrie is wearing a t-shirt with stripes of purple and green on the front. Surely they wouldn't let her prance around flaunting a suffragette emblem during the Holy Month?? 😱😱🤣🤣💜💚
The complaints are probably rolling into Ofcom as we speak :rolleyes:
 
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It’s the same tit that did to Joan Of Arc with that horrifically offensive misogynistic play called I,Joan. They made Joan bleeping non-binary!

They took one of the most iconic female figures in history and decided she was non-binary on the basis of what she wore (which was dependant on the era and er i don’t know, going into bleeping battle?!) and because she was strong, a leader and unbelievably brave (I forgot women aren’t strong, leaders or brave).

The cover of the play is unbearable offensive I can’t even bear to look at it. How dare YOU. BINDING her breasts! Joan was a young WOMAN. THAT’S why SHE made history, THATS WHY *SHE* WAS BURNT AT THE STAKE.

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And the concept of binding is a long history and was born from misogyny - like teenage girls in third world countries “binding” their chests to deter rapists - and if I remember correctly use (hot?) stones to desperately try to flatten them.

Not only is it erasing women from history in the name of pushing their misogynistic homophobic gender, but it’s also CRINGE.

I was once at work and we were forced to do some team bonding bull and a trans man bought this in to share. Everyone was fawning and applauding him and the play while he spoke about how much it meant to him. Hands on their hearts and nodding while he spoke. You “Sir” are a WOMAN who hates herself and is deeply ill - do not push that upon women who weren't that and who cannot speak for themselves because they are DEAD (and commonly dead by the hands of misogyny)
Joan referred to herself as "Jehanne la Pucelle" - Joan the Maiden. She was very young when she joined the army and may not have even gone through puberty. She was a deeply religious woman who had renounced anything sexual, by all accounts.
 
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