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I read 1984 in 1954.

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9 months

@melliellimelli @blablafishcakes Yep. Sarcasm. 😥

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@SpitfireCannon Parody, me thinks. Anyone who has a Spitfire* in their bio would never be as 'woke' as this if they were genuine. Hat tip, Spitfire! . (*The Reform Party often uses a Spitfire as an image).

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@HadleyFreeman @MumsnetTowers Jess Phillips reads out the names of the 200 women murdered each year by a partner, or ex partner, in Parliament. I gather that Dawn Butler agree to read out the names of trans people murdered each year. Problem was no trans person had been murdered that year. Two Plank Butler.

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@ClaireMullaly @hopenothate I have been following Posie for seven years now. I am astounded how she has transition from being a 'quite housewife' who became concerned by the trans 'woo' to a confident international trans-questioning super star. Posie is Wonder Woman!

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@mimmymum But what, long term, is her chance of marrying, settling down and having a couple of children?

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@Docstockk Here it is. Outwith the paywall.

James Cleverly’s ‘joke’ is a safer target than what really hurts, fri…

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@CaringADignity @zeno001 I tend to cross out "gender" on these sort of forms and write 'SEX'. Recently it was my local Green Party city councillor candidate.

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@HJoyceGender Why does it have to be the Daily (bloody) Mail that raises these stories?

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@blablafishcakes There are just too, too many anti-trans and transphobic cis women deeply embedded in the Labour Party in Brighton. Only a draconian purge of these women will bring justice for Eddie.

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@andrewellson @EdHalford1 Cars are the cause of the traffic jams, not LTNs.

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@TheFamousArtBR ^This^ I'm a bloke, and I am very aware that women have to answer or the gender woo. The last two CEOs of Stonewall have been women. This has to be addressed. And the like of 'internalised misogyny' doesn't wash.

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@Glinner I call this new disease that Steph Richards is going on about 'gendometriosis'.

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@FairerSexFD @byrne_a Butler complains that JKR doesn't challenge the pope and evangelical Christians. This is UK, not the US. We are not Catholic and don't have an Evangelical church tradition.

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@APowellLaw Is Jo Phoenix a rabid right winger? Or Selina Todd? Or Alison Bailey (born on the Blackbird Lays estate)? Or Maya Forstater (once of the left-leaning Centre for Global Development). Or Helen Steel (McLibel/the Spy Cops campaign)? And half a dozen Green Party women?

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@RichardDawkins 71 years ago, aged 9, I was punished (detention over the morning break) when I told my school in Ireland that "God doesn't exist". Today if I say there is "No such person as an actual trans person" I can be cast into a social outer darkness. Progress? A new pseudo-religion?

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@HJoyceGender @joannaccherry As I've tweeted before. In 1952 I was punished at my school in Ireland when I said "god doesn't exist". In 2023 I could be punished if I say "trans people don't exist". (Yes, some nice people believe in a god, and some nice people believe in gender woo, but...).

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@Wommando @DJBMCMXCIII @KateOsborneMP @carolinenokes @UKParliament If there is such as the 'trans child' then the beliefs of what I will call, for lack of a better phrase, the 'GC child' must be protected in schools. (Forstater, etc). That means the GC child must be allowed to politely question any accommodations in a school for trans children.

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@CaringADignity @zeno001 My mum-in-law is in a care home and has increasing dementia. She sometimes thinks there are 'strange men' in her room. It hasn't happened but god help her if a trans woman, looking like a man, were dressing and cleaning her.

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@FrancisAaronUK Rushanara Ali is an MP for all of Tower Hamlets. For Christians, Jews, Jaines, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Mormons and those without a religion. She should not be at the call of any particular faith or non-faith.

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@JeanHatchet @SonyaDouglas @UNWomenUK @UN_Women Their UK website is strange that it says nothing about who the people who actually run the organization are. As far as I can see, anyway.

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@FredSargeant @PinkNews I use a Concise Oxford English Dictionary. Print edition. 2011 revision. A fairly common 'on your desk' dictionary in the UK. Words not there: Transphobia, Misgender, Cis-, Dead name, Non-binary.

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@garylfrancione As I see it (bloke here) women don't have to bring in 'safety', or 'dignity' or 'privacy' or 'need to feel comfortable'. They just have to say they don't want men in their spaces - with no reason needed.

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@janine_humphrey _My_ pronouns are 'I', 'Me', 'My' and 'Myself'. Because that's how English grammar works. :-)

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@Pal_action @Finn_Mackay Sadly, this will not move a peace in Gaza a single inch forwards, and will alienate many people who might be otherwise sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

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@HelenWebberley The evidence from the Tavistock suggests that when a parent says "No, that can't be true" is correct around 85% of the time.

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@HadleyFreeman @MumsnetTowers Dawn Butler is proof that being a woman and a woman of colour brings nothing useful to the table if that person is Dawn Butler.

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@MrMennoTweets Red and black anarchist flags flying! Anarchists? Back in the day the anarchists went and fought in Spain. Now they shout at women. ;-)

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@simonjedge I came across a comment by Lucas, somewhere, where she said (roughly) that she didn't believe in the transgender thing originally, but she was "educated" about it and now accepted. No link, but the word "educated" accurate so got my attention.

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@TimesRadio @bindelj @HadleyFreeman @kaitborsay When I was a lad in Ireland, in 1950, people could get into trouble if they said that there is no God. Today, 2023, if people say that one's sex can't be changed, people can get into trouble. Progress/

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@blablafishcakes @NoShirleyNo @bindelj Well, Stonewall didn't add the T onto the LGBT string until 2015. So they are not a trans organisation.

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@JamesEsses @zeno001 @LG_NHS Look up 'NHS Prostate' on Google. The second sentence is : "The prostate is a small gland found only in men and trans women."

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@richardm4uk @blablafishcakes Transsexual women are the most oppressed group in society. And the group most deserving of justice. SAY HIS NAME! EDDIE IZZARD! NO JUSTICE, NO PEAS.

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@Paul_Ilett But what are trans rights? No one has ever replied to me when I post this question. Never! So, please, what are trans rights?

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@Wommando @zeno001 @QUBelfast As a child in Ulster in 1953 I was punished when I said at my school "There is none such as God". As an adult in Ulster in 2023 I will be punished by Queens University if I say "There are none such as a trans person". Progress?

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@leng_cath Yet there is a statue of Orwell on the face of the BBC headquarter building!

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@HJoyceGender @BBCWomansHour @PompeySteph @Emmabarnett South Coast = Brighton Brighton = LGBTQAI+ I could see a useful need for a trans _man_ to be CEO of a _local_ endometriosis charity, but no use in having a trans woman as CEO.

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@Lab4TransRights @charilaou_alex That Labour nationally has cautiously welcomed the government consultation on school children and under 18 students suggests the party is, very sensibly, backtracking on the trans issue.

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@ShahrarAli At the last election the Greens got 3.3% of the vote, in an overwhelmingly Tory constituency. So 'snowflake in Hell' chance of him/her being the MP. But s/he will be damaging the party nationally so in seats where the Greens have a better chance.

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@garylfrancione Arguing with a trans activists is as useful as suggesting (the ghost of) the Rev Ian Paisley convert to Catholicism, even if he has ended up in Hell and conversion would lift him to Heaven.

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@EddieIzzardLab @labourlgbtq @PrideBrighton @ivorcaplin @BellaSankey @peterkyle Labour! Beware the 'Bud Light' curse.

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@TTExulansic @Kareena_Queena These women need mental help, not surgery. Great sadness.

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@Skirt_Go_Spinny It's not 'genocide'. It's worse than that. It's 'mis-gendercide'.

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@jk_rowling The TRA mob remind me of the absolute certainties of the extreme Paisley-led Protestants of my childhood in Ulster in the 1950's and 60's.

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@stellaomalley3 @bindelj KJK reaches the parts that other activists can't reach.

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@zeno001 @_QueenMeabh @CampbellSoupCo @CampbellsSoupUK Probably the company has little chance of winning. The stickers are art and/or a political statement. But hard to defend against a multi-billion company.

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@TheFamousArtBR Some children under 7 believe, as a reality, in Father Christmas, Superman and God/s. Some children under 7 believe, as a reality, they can change their sex.

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@APowellLaw From the Morning Star. Oxford 2018. I went to this meeting; I saw no American far right Christian fundamentalists. I know the author of the article and will confirm what she writes is correct.

Women have every right to discuss changes to the law that could

REBECCA LUSH attended a meeting to discuss changes to the Gender Recognition Act last week and was appalled by the behaviour of activists attempting to intimidate women and trans people and shut down

morningstaronline.co.uk

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@TheFamousArtBR As someone else said "Trans activism has turned a lot of progressive people into conservatives". I am one such, at least when it comes to the trans woo.

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@bindelj @PeterTatchell Just one second of playing the video and I know he's a man.

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@Glinner This is of interest "LGBT and identity correspondent".

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@MForstater @HJoyceGender @BBCWomansHour @jk_rowling Bloke here. I just happened to be in my 'man cave' listening to R4 when Jenny Murray(?) gave her departing talk. She described twenty *different* ways that women were women - but impishly ended "but what unites us is our biology".

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@Wommando @DJBMCMXCIII @KateOsborneMP @carolinenokes @UKParliament As a man with an embarrassingly patchy and thin beard I am envious of these girls and women with their massive and thick beards. If only I had had access to testosterone in my youth....

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@Jebadoo2 Pleased the guidance does not make pronouns mandatory. Forstater-v-CGD confirms that GC belief is protected. A fellow pupil of a trans pupil must then, if a 'Gender Critical Child' (see also 'Trans Child') have their GC belief protected and be able to act on and express this.

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@KatyMontgomerie @EHRC @EHRCChair As a kid in Ireland in 1952 I was punished when I said God did not exist. In 2023 I have been punished for saying people can't change their sex. 1952. A cult. 2023. A cult. People do love their cults!

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@Wommando @BBCWorldatOne A GRC gives a protected characteristic, (and working towards one also) but just saying one is transgender is not a protected characteristic. And children/youth under 18 can't get a GRC. So no protections for children and youth.

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@MeghanEMurphy Over the last ten or so years in the UK, annual trans murders have varied from one to zero. Yes, between 1 and 0. And two of those have been by the victim's 'intimate partner'.

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@RosaSocFem @DubTrans Markievicz didn't fight for this gender woo. She knew what a woman was.

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@APowellLaw So 'guilty by adjacency'? And one of these women now works for a group that you have said is a "hate group".

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@EddieIzzardLab If you can't get selected in the most friendly LGBTQAI+ town in the whole of Europe then this suggests you should find a different career or just continue as an actor.

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@LucyPegg_ @APowellLaw @ZoeGarbett So Zoe Garbett is going on what she has been told but, apparently, she has not read the review herself. Tut, tut! So at least she could skim page 14 where Dr Cass _directly_, and sometimes apologetically, addresses young gender questioning people who right now need help.

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@KnownHeretic @sometherapist If there is such as the 'Trans Child' who must be accommodated then there is also the 'Gender Critical child' who must also be accommodated.

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@AnnelieseDodds I'm an east Ox constituent. 71 years ago, aged 9, I was punished by my school in Ireland when I said "the is no God". Recently. Punished when I said that "trans women are men". 'Religious certainties' linger on. People must be allowed to speak truth.

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@EddieIzzardLab I'm worried for Labour that if you're actually selected as the candidate Labour will have its fatal 'Bud Lite' moment.

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@HJoyceGender And point two. If you make the mistake of apologising, it will never be enough.

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@Finn_Mackay The autopsy said she(?) died from a drug overdose. Why the drug overdose occurred has not been established, but she(?) was not "beaten to death".

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@EddieIzzardLab Are you XX or XY right now? (Time check, 22:28 09/12/23)

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@suzanne_moore At the Guardian men have babies and all the staff are provided with a comfort unicorn if they be misgendered.

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@MForstater @mbmpolicy Yes. Back in the day, twenty years or so, I though a trans woman was a woman who moved to being a man. And the reverse for a trans man. And I thought gender critical was pro-trans. :-(

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@Jebadoo2 @zeno001 Does S/wall still have the strapline "Acceptance Without Exclusion" on trans matters? Because this commits them some outlandish things - so they _must_ give equal weight to a 16y/o girl with debilitating gender dysphoria and a bloke who likes to wear frilly knickers on a Sunday.

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@SarahSurviving @AudreySuffolk @CarolineLucas Back in the day, Lucas said something like (I paraphrase) "I used not to believe in the gender woo, but then some nice party colleagues took me to one side, sent me to an education camp, and now I'm a believer" Don't know where I saw this, but saw it I did.

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@AnnelieseDodds The ban on conversion therapy was expected to be a shoo-in with cross party support. But any delay is due to concerns around trans children (and adults) being prevented from receiving 'talking therapies' - something the trans lobbies have been shy to admit.

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@MForstater @PeterTatchell Introduce "individual assessment" says Tatchell. But the simple, effective and robust 'drop your trousers' test, we are told, is demeaning and intrusive. So how would it be done?

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@peterwalker99 Sunak said "I will slam the brakes on in the war on the driver". But what he really meant is "I'll floor the accelerator in the war against the pedestrian'.

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@Rebeccasaysno @zeno001 There is no such person as a non-binary doctor.

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@Paul_Ilett I'm left. But 70 years ago I was punished at my school in Ireland for saying that God did not exist. Today I can be punished if I say trans women are just men with a delusion. Not a lot of progress when it comes to 'woo'?

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@SexMattersOrg @anyabike @TheCriticMag Trans murders in UK. Annual. High 1 (one) Low 0 (zero) Often by an 'intimate partner'.

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@HelenWebberley My 2011 print edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary does not have the word "transphobia" in it. Nor 'deadname', 'misgender', 'cis-', 'non-binary', 'trans' as a verb or adjective. Or 'puberty blocker'. This is all very new.

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@LGBTLabour @UKLabour @angelaeagle Section 28 never mentioned trans identity back when it was abolished. And for what it is worth, back then Stonewall didn't mention trans either.

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@leng_cath My guess is that real women suffer violence and the like because they are women. On the other hand it seems likely to me that trans women suffer violence because they are _not_ women.

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@EddieIzzardLab Liz! If you call him a she then you need to go to SpecSavers.

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@UOzkirimli @NoXYinXXprisons Natacha Kennedy, the lead signature, out of sight at the top of the list, is a man who thinks he is, or just wants to be, a woman,

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@APowellLaw You will be aware of the Jo Phoenix case. The Tribunal judge did mention (with British understatement) that the academics on the respondent's side seem to have failed to live up to the standards required of academic discourse.

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@hannahsbee @leng_cath Feminising hormones don't work. Not unless they enable men to bear a child. Sex is (ultimately) about procreation, not recreation. 'Tis just the way it is.

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@soniasodha I live in Oxford. (Town not Gown). The streets and quads of Oxford are not littered with the bodies of trans students.

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@KDansky @helenstaniland @JoolzDenby Stonewall use (used?) the strapline on trans "Acceptance without exception" That means they place an equal 'value' on a bloke who likes to wear women's underwear on a Sunday morning with a 17 year old girl with disabling gender dysphoria and may seek a double mastectomy.

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@ThePosieParker @QueenMaureenGC @TEDchris @coldxman I got a lot of suggestions for unwanted pro-trans TED talks from YouTube a while back. But I think this was because I was watching other trans talks and the algorithm picked this up. The other talks were Mr Menno. :-) Folks! Check Mr Menno out on Y/T.

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@HadleyFreeman I am always impressed [english understatement] that fashion magazines can fill page after page, month after month, with so much garbage that is essentially just about one square metre or less of coloured cloth.

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@AnnelieseDodds The press seem to have seen advanced copies of the final Cass Report which will be released tomorrow, W'day, Any future ban on conversion therapy will be very different to that which was expected earlier. The delay is because very reasonable people, including Cass, were worried.

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@SholaMos1 Tomorrow, Wednesday, the full Cass Report into the Tavistock and Portman Clinic will be published. Might be sensible to wait 24 hours?

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@suzanne_moore Probably Monday. An article from Freddy McConnell. Who said at a meeting in Oxford on race and gender. that wandered into the Oppression Olympics, that he was he was "white and middle class" but "trans and gay". Which to me reads as 'white middle class heterosexual'.

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@MForstater @HJoyceGender I have a 2011 print copy of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary beside me now. It does not have the word 'misgender' in it. This is a very new crime!

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@FairerSexFD @byrne_a Butler complains about Rowling, but it seems the complaint is due to her not being an academic feminist so saying academic feminist things. JKR is just a housewife (OK,OK!) who writes wonderful tales of wizardry that a few million kids like to read.

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@MForstater My city council, Oxford, passed a resolution, that "TWAW, TMAM and NB is valid, etc" It's OK to tell my Green councilor that I did not approve of mixed-sex toilets and for me I was GC and I didn't want my elderly and incontinent mum-in-law c Alzheimer's to use a mixed sex toilet.

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@RoisinMichaux I tend to notice things that other people don't notice in photographs. And one thing is that so many trans 'women' wear oversized glasses(!) like this bloke does. Is it because it makes their eyes look more 'feminine'?

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@MrMennoTweets As an outsider a straight bloke so I find the issue around the suggestion that gender identity theory is homophobic rather a 'theological' argument and hard to follow or understand. All I know is the simple fact that trans women are men.

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@DillyHussain88 Labour should not get involved in what is a religious war. People in the UK should not vote along religious lines.

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@OxfordClarion @EmilyKerr36 Worth a try. We'll see how it goes. But FWIW the reason my buses are slow is not the LTNs but too many cars.

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@TheoHopkins4321

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@QueensSpeechUK @Glinner Ummm.... As the TRAs say so often, "freedom of speech is not freedom of consequences' Ummm... Sarah Jane is finding the idea goes both ways.

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@TheoHopkins4321

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@ShahrarAli