Plenty of stories to hearten and encourage us this week… Gavin Continues To Peak The World According to The Daily Mail, the public feels 'betrayed' by Laurel Hubbard’s inclusion in the New Zealand women’s weightlifting team. A poll conducted by Daily Mail Australia revealed that 2,418 readers, 96% of those who voted, feel Hubbard’s inclusion is unfair.
BTW, do you know if there was a campaign by the TRAs to get the public vote out for the trans fourth plinth? Or is it simply a case of the arts sector being completely captured?
I'm not aware of any campaign by TAs so it could just be that the arts sector is awash with koolaid. Far too many art/cultural orgs & venues have been totally Stonewalled. Though I have to say, the other options for the Fourth Plinth were so absolutely bloody awful it wasn't really much of a competition & I do think the winning entry was the best of the bunch.
The zero engagement on places like Facebook about transwomen and women's rights (other than empty-headed virtue-signalling trans rights are human rights) is so disheartening. I'm so glad this page exists, to give hope, but mostly to tell the unadulterated truth.
Oh some good news, that's great yo read JL. Thank you very much.
Pleasure!
Just pledged - they're close but only have 1 day left. I hope they can still go to court with it.
Ref Mermaids, well, schadenfreude can sometimes be a guilt-free feeling of glee.
Oh indeed! I laughed out loud!
Thank you JL - this segment is much needed to keep me on the sane and narrow path of GC
Ah thank you. Glad you're staying sane!
Thank you!
My pleasure!
Thanks, JL.
Pleasure!
BTW, do you know if there was a campaign by the TRAs to get the public vote out for the trans fourth plinth? Or is it simply a case of the arts sector being completely captured?
I'm not aware of any campaign by TAs so it could just be that the arts sector is awash with koolaid. Far too many art/cultural orgs & venues have been totally Stonewalled. Though I have to say, the other options for the Fourth Plinth were so absolutely bloody awful it wasn't really much of a competition & I do think the winning entry was the best of the bunch.
The zero engagement on places like Facebook about transwomen and women's rights (other than empty-headed virtue-signalling trans rights are human rights) is so disheartening. I'm so glad this page exists, to give hope, but mostly to tell the unadulterated truth.
Is anyone talking about the no spectators story for the Tokyo Olympics?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57760883.amp
It's a shame we won't get to see/hear the live reactions when Hubbard competes on the international stage.
I think, unfortunately, the big banner got taken down, didn't it?
Yes I'm afraid so. I think it lasted about 24 hours. But at least it went up in the first place!
Oh now THAT'S funny!