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We should have cards as well to give out. Just brief but to the point. Something like ..

Get the duck out of my toilet

Just a plain black background, white writing, a cheery font.
 
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We should have cards as well to give out. Just brief but to the point. Something like ..

Get the duck out of my toilet

Just a plain black background, white writing, a cheery font.
On the reverse could it say
No balls in our stalls?
 
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The logic that I can never understand is “it’s so few people why does it matter?”

I have no doubt at all that prior to a few years ago, trans women were coming into women’s toilets and causing no problem. How do I know that? Because we never ever heard about it and people have been “transitioning” for decades before all this nonsense came about. (I’m not saying that’s morally right, I'm saying that’s what realistically was happening).

However, since the movement of “anyone can be a woman” that’s when we’ve had problems, because it’s not a tiny minority coming into our toilets, it’s hundreds if not thousands of men in our toilets, changing rooms, sports, refuges, gyms, clubs. EVERYWHERE. That’s what happens when you open the door. And they’re not wanting to hide in the background either, they’re flaunting and experiencing euphoria over violating women🤢
since the movement of “anyone can be a woman” that’s when we’ve had problems, because it’s not a tiny minority coming into our toilets, it’s hundreds if not thousands of men in our toilets, changing rooms, sports, refuges, gyms, clubs. EVERYWHERE. That’s what happens when you open the door. And they’re not wanting to hide in the background either, they’re flaunting and experiencing euphoria over violating women
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This - we women are very accepting when we feel that we and our children are safe - but now, when perverts are flooding into our spaces, they can feck off.
 
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I asked a bloke on here a while ago several times if a Muslim woman was a bigot if she refused to undress in front of a transwoman. He huffed and puffed and called me a bigot but never answered the question.
That is exactly the point I was trying to make.

Some TRAs seem to think that all the dissenting voices are White British, they really aren't.

I think if someone was to ask women of other faiths what they think, many would also hold similar views to GC women, if not a harder stance.

When they are also faced with difficult questioning, they also try to deflect it back onto you - to avoid answering.

I would love to see how far the TRAs would get in a Trans Right protest in UAE. Most would probably be arrested and spend time in Prison for doing so.

Yet they still hysterically claim that the UK is a dangerous and intolerant place for Trans people.

The last time I checked, Trans people are not arrested and imprisoned in the UK for peacefully protesting. However, when the simple demand of respecting women's rights and spaces is brought up - they then liken the UK to Nazi Germany.
 
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Willoughby clearly thinks being hysterical is the height of femininity not only due to the name. Describing trans people as fading away like the photo in back to the future. That photo was fading because the past had been altered and affected the present. The past hasn't been altered. The legislation hasn't been altered. It just turns out they had led the charge of interpreting the legislation to suit them and forcing companies and organisations to go along with it for fear of being labelled bigoted. Trans people havent lost rights. The Equality Act is just the same as it was a month ago. Willoughby just delights in playing the victim and claiming oppression. How come we'd never heard of him playing football? Because that doesn't fit in with his caricature of femininity. Now he can't do it, he's suddenly in a football team and devastated. Sitting in his portable victim unit, claiming oestrogen has made him weaker than when he was a young man. You're 60. You'd be weaker without any artifical hormone intervention.
 
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That is exactly the point I was trying to make.

Some TRAs seem to think that all the dissenting voices are White British, they really aren't.

I think if someone was to ask women of other faiths what they think, many would also hold similar views to GC women, if not a harder stance.

When they are also faced with difficult questioning, they also try to deflect it back onto you - to avoid answering.

I would love to see how far the TRAs would get in a Trans Right protest in UAE. Most would probably be arrested and spend time in Prison for doing so.

Yet they still hysterically claim that the UK is a dangerous and intolerant place for Trans people.

The last time I checked, Trans people are not arrested and imprisoned in the UK for peacefully protesting. However, when the simple demand of respecting women's rights and spaces is brought up - they then liken the UK to Nazi Germany.



Which is rare anyway. Wearing masks, shouting abuse, urinating in public, wearing T-shirts and displaying placards saying 'the best TERF is a dead one'. & the police do nothing.
 
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We should have cards as well to give out. Just brief but to the point. Something like ..

Get the duck out of my toilet

Just a plain black background, white writing, a cheery font.
In Curlz MT font to be fun (please tell me you all remember using that font to jazz up computer schoolwork and it wasn’t just me. Yes I checked on Word on my work laptop to make sure it still exists). Or bring back the old WordArt specifically for this.
 
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Willoughby clearly thinks being hysterical is the height of femininity not only due to the name. Describing trans people as fading away like the photo in back to the future. That photo was fading because the past had been altered and affected the present. The past hasn't been altered. The legislation hasn't been altered. It just turns out they had led the charge of interpreting the legislation to suit them and forcing companies and organisations to go along with it for fear of being labelled bigoted. Trans people havent lost rights. The Equality Act is just the same as it was a month ago. Willoughby just delights in playing the victim and claiming oppression. How come we'd never heard of him playing football? Because that doesn't fit in with his caricature of femininity. Now he can't do it, he's suddenly in a football team and devastated. Sitting in his portable victim unit, claiming oestrogen has made him weaker than when he was a young man. You're 60. You'd be weaker without any artifical hormone intervention.


He's also a Father, which he conveniently airbrushes from history. He fathered a child with his sperm.

What a woman



 
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Remember that 90’s song, Short fool Man? How great would it be to just blast it at these creeps trying to invade women’s spaces. It should be the official TERF anthem 😆
I’m boyish, if anybody confronted me in the toilet I would just say “it’s okay, I’m a woman”, and then they would realise that of course I’m a woman. There’s no way this is going on in toilets up and down the UK right now. Like how stupid do they think we are???? We’re not the ones confusing women with men!


What happens when an actual “butch les” gets misgendered in the bogs.
 
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It's thick and racist. I've seen plenty of butch women in changing rooms, we all have, there are plenty of them and, SHOCK HORROR, plenty of black women too. I don't know where the duck they get off on suggesting that if black women are allowed in (because they're women, you dipshits), men must be allowed in too. What the duck are they saying? Black women are men? Do they hear themselves? How do they not see how racist and pigshit thick they're being?
Butch women have only ever, and very rarely, made me do a very quick double take. The clothes and hair signal male, but you spot the jaw, shoulders, hands, hips, feet etc., quickly and all at once. We are hardwired to recoginse the sexes.

As for Black women, how insulting! The only differences I see - speaking very very generally - between my white Irish body and a Black woman's, are bigger lips, and bigger hip/bottom/thighs, the latter being even more "feminine" looking than mine. This reminds me of the horrendous abuse the Williams sisters got for daring to play tennis with strength and power.
 
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What happens when an actual “butch les” gets misgendered in the bogs.
Wow
Look at that. A woman truly understands and respects another woman's triggers and possible past traumas or just the general fears all women are socialised to have. Therefore responds in a considerate manner .
Go figure
 
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Is this real? It just seems utterly bizarre. I had a lot of contact with Macmillan during my treatment and they were amazing. If this is real I'm very disappointed.
I’m afraid so. It seems to be localised to Northern Ireland though.
 
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I’m afraid so. It seems to be localised to Northern Ireland though.
Death cafes are amazing concepts and funding is so poor to host them. Why aren't they just using the woeful funds to host one for everyone ? When did death suddenly become bleeping inclusive ?
 
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I asked a bloke on here a while ago several times if a Muslim woman was a bigot if she refused to undress in front of a transwoman. He huffed and puffed and called me a bigot but never answered the question.
I’ve asked variations of that question to several handmaidens over the years. I’ve never yet had an answer. 🤷‍♀️
 
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I was just watching the BBC lunchtime news and they were talking about the new Pope’s first day in the job. The reporter decided to ask two ‘random’ people in St Peter’s Square which issues they hoped the Pope would address. Both mentioned ‘inclusivity’ was important going forward. Wouldn’t you know it, one young bloke mentioned trans people as his idea of inclusivity. I’m sure this was deliberately edited in. Surely most people would mention peace between nations and an end to violence as one of the most pressing issues the Pope could focus on.
 
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If, for example, we saw a 'Muslim women against Trans inclusion' protest occur, i wonder how the Trans activists (and their handmaidens) would react.
The keffiyeh waving hard left hordes (most of them then) wouldn’t know what to do with themselves.
 
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