The Woke Stasi is always watching
I, for one, welcome our new, cruel, woke overlords
Aoife’s favourite makeup is ‘Khmer Rouge’
Here is the difference between gender critical trans-identified people, and people like Aoife Martin.
Debbie Hayton, Fionne Orlander, Miranda Yardley, Corinna Cohn, Brompton, Siaan, Kristina…not a single one of them would *ever* take a place on International Women’s Day from a woman, as Aoife did with a pose so pompous that it takes my breath away every time I see it.
Nor would they try to remove women from their specific and central place in human reproduction. It would never cross their minds to insult women in such a manner.
And check out the last line. Look out, ‘mutuals’!
A hill we will die on
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A man to look out for: Kevin Price
Well, of course, Wokeus Dei are trying to destroy the livelihood of the councillor who bravely resigned on a strong pro-woman statement.
Hey, if anyone knows Kevin, can you let him know I’d love to interview him?
Can you believe this case is real?
Delighted that the crowfunder has reached £50,000. But man, sometimes it hits me like a wave. This is a *real* case that women in Scotland have had to launch. Trying to keep the word ‘woman’ to mean ‘woman’.
Good news from Ireland!
The LGB Alliance have landed!
If I may suggest, Instead of saying trans identified men just say men pretending to be women, MPw, and instead of trans identified people - people pretending the be the opposite sex
This article explains why
https://uncommongroundmedia.com/the-gender-cult-is-winning-the-war-of-language/
“Trans women are not women” is a losing battle. Noun trumps adjective. Confused liberals hear: There is a subset of women who I am claiming are not women. Instead, say: Men who pretend to be women are still men. Men are men, no matter how they feel. Men are not women.
It’s not enough to be right. We have to be precise. Our enemy is an extremely efficient cult whose well-conditioned hivemind instantly adopts any new word their worst members create, any definition they decide to twist. Surely we, who are more clear-headed, can do better. Step one is to standardize and clarify our language. We must reclaim the ability to understand each other and to be understood by outsiders, no matter how mean it makes us sound. We will never be able to adequately address harmful (inherently language-based) legislation until we have done so.
Take back your sword. Sharpen it. Call things what they actually are.”
That pose of Aoife Martin though.