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Mar 17, 2022Liked by mole at the counter

Thank God for people like her. Love and support to the victim 💘. Horrifying story and totally preventable .What more will it take to stop this madness ?😭🤮💔

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Mar 17, 2022Liked by mole at the counter

Brilliant woman

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Imagine the horror. In the seeming sanctuary of a hospital ward, you are raped. By a "woman". Then your reality is denied and lied about. It's the stuff of nightmares. And we still have captured health "professionals" on Twitter insisting that the rapist is actually a "woman". This is another peak moment for the British public. These moments all add up, and then "suddenly" -- the whole shoddy movement falls apart. But it will have left a trail of broken bodies and psyches, heroes, heroines, and cowards.

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This is where the UN Convention on Human Rights trumps any other legislation and regulations/policies. Transwomen have the right to present as women but they have the responsibility to stop themselves from using that privelege to rape others. NHS staff have no right to protect the perpetrator of a serious crime. If they do, they and the managers should be charged with enabling a crime to take place or as accomplices to the crime of rape. As should police officers who have been involved in the disbelief. That would soon stop this nonsense once and for all because everyone putting nonsensical policies in place would know they could be jailed and lose their jobs and lives as they know them.

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“This speech, alone, should destroy the gender movement in the UK,” and yet it won’t. Because each of these cases is an unfortunate aberration. And it doesn’t matter how many unfortunate aberrations there are or how many victims, because they’re only women, not “women,” and we have not yet reached an unacceptable number of women-victims. We may never determine an unacceptable number because no matter how many, when the perpetrators are the MOST oppressed group, they must be the priority now and forever. Move along. Nothing to see here.

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Mar 17, 2022Liked by mole at the counter

She's so lovely.

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Mar 17, 2022Liked by mole at the counter

Thank god for this amazing woman.

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The madness, because it is precisely what this dangerously idiotic situation ' is, must be challenged and persued until it fades into a whimper.-- no sound, no sight, no threat to vulnerable people.

Thankyou you bright intelligent woman!

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This is now in the Telegraph. That poor woman. I can almost imagine nothing worse than being gaslit like this. The misogyny is disgusting. There is nothing they will not do to protect evil men.

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Well done, Baroness. Medics, ironically, are not scientists.

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Absolutely amazing woman!

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Mar 17, 2022Liked by mole at the counter

Holy- effing-Toledo, that was powerful!

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This story is seriously disturbing. It reminds me of one in Dan Davies' biography of Jimmy Savile, where he rapes a little girl in a hospital. When she reports it to the staff they blank her because, while they know what Savile is like, he's considered "untouchable."

Right now only the Mail and the Telegraph are carrying this story. If the BBC and the others fail to carry this story, they are no better than those who gave Savile a free pass. This can't be allowed to continue.

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This is horrific. I fear with all the other horrors in the world right now it won't get the right level of press attention that would make the public realise what is going on. The Mail have an article on it but call it 'trans rape' which confuses what it is, it is rape pure and simple. IPSO needs to be targeted next - the only reason papers like the Mail obfuscate these things is because of the IPSO guidelines. More people would understand what was happening if the papers could report it using plain English. Who regulates the regulator?

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Salt of the earth, that woman.

Finest Sheila to draw air!

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Feeling so disappointed that the extremely eloquent and dignified Baronness Nicholson was obliged to withdraw her amendment.

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