Gender Discussion #73

[maytoseptember]

This was probably due to the myth that lesbians who have never had penetrative sex with a man, can't catch HPV, which is responsible for the vast majority of cervical cancers.
This is terrible advice as it's not true, and not all cervical cancers are caused by HPV anyway.

Surprised to hear that, since the NHS no longer routinely check cervical samples for cell changes, they first test for HPV.

If HPV negative, they don’t check the cells. If some cases of cervical cancer aren’t related to HPV, surely that means some women are being missed even if they have smear tests?

 

[Piff paff puff]

Having just seen this, I can’t see how the NHS can be extricated from the grips of gender ideology. How have all these people been brainwashed? It’s actually unfathomably shocking that we have come to this in less than ten years. I’m worried it’s too late to save some of our institutions.

I was listening to DR Renee Hoenderkamp, (works in NHS and a presenter on Talk Radio) the other day. Amongst other things she was saying that these people in the NHS who are captured don't have the same sense of duty to their work to help others like they used to and she is early or mid fifties in age so she would have noticed how they've changed.

 

[Scotch Mist]

I was listening to DR Renee Hoenderkamp, (works in NHS and a presenter on Talk Radio) the other day. Amongst other things she was saying that these people in the NHS who are captured don't have the same sense of duty to their work to help others like they used to and she is early or mid fifties in age so she would have noticed how they've changed.

There's many people working in the NHS who have no vocation now sadly. To most it's just a job and many are not sympathetic people at all, so I have to say I agree with her.

 

[ChastityDingle]

I don't care who my colleagues sleep with, what their faith is, where their ancestors came from or who they vote for. All I care about is that people do their jobs well and treat everyone with equal respect regardless of different backgrounds. Why can't everyone just adopt this approach?

Exactly.
Wasn't it great in the past when people went to work, y'know to actually WORK.

When you knew nothing apart from the basics about your co-workers, and when politeness and respect were things that were par for the course. When men didn't get away with donning dresses and bad make up and women being told to 'be kind' buy into their delusions, and share their facilities with them.

How have things come to this sorry pass?

 

[Hollaaa]

I first started work in the NHS 23 years ago and it was horrifically sexist (and classist) then, definitely staffed with women who did not support other women, including a few in management who had mostly got there by emulating the behaviours of senior male execs.

Given this whole gender nonsense situation is an evolved way of hating and ridiculing women, no wonder it's rife in a workplace that still diminishes and shames women's health concerns and pain. Bullying of women by women in the NHS is still a massive problem wherever there is an actual or perceived power imbalance - colleague or patient.

Edit: forgot to mention the fawning response - I genuinely think where women get involved in this it's to try to create their own sense of safety by making 'other women, not women like me' the issue.

 

[DoraMaar]

I first started work in the NHS 23 years ago and it was horrifically sexist (and classist) then, definitely staffed with women who did not support other women, including a few in management who had mostly got there by emulating the behaviours of senior male execs.

Given this whole gender nonsense situation is an evolved way of hating and ridiculing women, no wonder it's rife in a workplace that still diminishes and shames women's health concerns and pain. Bullying of women by women in the NHS is still a massive problem wherever there is an actual or perceived power imbalance - colleague or patient.

Edit: forgot to mention the fawning response - I genuinely think where women get involved in this it's to try to create their own sense of safety by making 'other women, not women like me' the issue.

 

[usefullyuseless]

Looks like clip art from the early 1990s. I wonder what missed out on funding so this could be promoted instead?

 

[Mismatched Pegs]

I'm now going to identify as yellow binoculars with blue lenses on green splat gender and you will all respect my wishes for I am a vulnerable minority.

What a bleeping waste of time, money and effort. These people need to experience some actual hardship to realise how privileged they are.

 

[LauraGeeGee]

I made the mistake of going on the QR code. Nice warming slogan t shirt and posters labeled "Terf Reaper".

Oh but "be kind" eh!

 

[TheMiceInTheShed]

Just seen this



Men are given carte blanche to expose themselves to women at work in the NHS.

Ooooh! They have a LOT to hide, don't they?
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What a load of shyte!

Looks like clip art from the early 1990s. I wonder what missed out on funding so this could be promoted instead?

Probably something that was related to women's health.

 

[Flibbertigibbet]

Sam McCracken is an AI-assisted satirical creation by Chris Morris, brought to you by Poe's Law and the letters TQIAAA2SHGKEHGFSEFGSLEFG, right?

right?

 

[Mugglewump]

Then we have pillow fights in our underwear and everyone scissors
We really just are a fetish to them.
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WTF is this absolute nonsense?

 

[TheMiceInTheShed]

Then we have pillow fights in our underwear and everyone scissors
We really just are a fetish to them.
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WTF is this absolute nonsense?

WTF! indeed!

No wonder there is no room for women in the toilets - they are full of men admiring themselves in the mirrors and making new friends in cute blouses while crying about losing their primary lipstick (IT COST $12 <sob>) and having to rely on the backup.

What a load of dog doings.

 

[Mugglewump]

Exactly.
Women do not do this.
Source-I am one!

 

[VeniVidiVicki]

I took my kid to look round a university today. Newish building, toilet on the ground floor which just said toilet on the (solid) door. Inside was a narrow corridor with two single contained completely self contained toilets and sinks in it. No room for two people to pass one another in the corridor without touching. It would be incredibly easy for a couple of men to follow women in there and sexually assault them.

I felt really uncomfortable and couldn’t wait to get out of there.

 

[Mugglewump]

The awful thing is, that it's unsafe for women, and the men in dresses blouses don't want it anyway, as they need us to be "validated".
I'd say find a better Uni but they're all like it.

 

[Hollaaa]

They missed the part where they expose themselves then get violent when they're told to leave.

 

[Funny_bunny]

Exactly.
Wasn't it great in the past when people went to work, y'know to actually WORK.

When you knew nothing apart from the basics about your co-workers, and when politeness and respect were things that were par for the course. When men didn't get away with donning dresses and bad make up and women being told to 'be kind' buy into their delusions, and share their facilities with them.

How have things come to this sorry pass?

Gender issues aside, I loathe EDI and never answer any questions relating to it. I don’t discuss religion politics or my sexual orientation with ANYONE and I’m not doing it on a form either. Nor do I wish or need to know about anyone else. I find labelling people and having to fit everyone into some sort of box awful. In fact, I feel it’s making an issue out of it. I really have no interest or need to know about other peoples religions, political views or sex lives either. I think some things are best kept private, and really aren’t relevant. Also, controversial topics like religion are best avoided altogether.
What I really don’t get though is why do people need “allies“ to go about their day to day life?

 

[panda_eyes]

There seems to have been a Let Women Speak event in Morpeth this afternoon, was anyone there? If I had known it was on I would've definitely gone to it. All I can see about it is on the Morpeth Matters Facebook group....

 

[Piff paff puff]

Gender issues aside, I loathe EDI and never answer any questions relating to it. I don’t discuss religion politics or my sexual orientation with ANYONE and I’m not doing it on a form either. Nor do I wish or need to know about anyone else. I find labelling people and having to fit everyone into some sort of box awful. In fact, I feel it’s making an issue out of it. I really have no interest or need to know about other peoples religions, political views or sex lives either. I think some things are best kept private, and really aren’t relevant. Also, controversial topics like religion are best avoided altogether.
What I really don’t get though is why do people need “allies“ to go about their day to day life?

Yes allies. If not used only in the topic of war then I'm not listening.