Oreo
I haven’t seen a single comment that reads that way Glorianny
I recognise as many do, the difficulties people encounter when they decide to go down that route.
What people dislike is the eroding of womens spaces and the
often sickening burbling of the uber trans lobby.
What people dislike is the eroding of womens spaces and the often sickening burbling of the uber trans lobby.
I would like to know just how many the "uber trans lobby" are in number as opposed to the (I'm guessing) millions of trans women who we never hear about, who are just living their best lives and are simply doing 'what comes naturally'.
So many times demographics are identified by the most vocal, most volatile among them - or, where the media is concerned, the most pernicious. Like, for example, benefit claimants - the media (the right wing element) would have you believe that they are all work-shy idlers, when in fact most claimants are either in work, sick, disabled or physically unable to work. Young people (same type of media) are portrayed as 'woke snowflakes' who can't cope with the reality of life - because the media always manages to find those individuals to interview or write articles about.
What I'm wondering is if those trans women who wear t shirts with slogans like "I punch TERFS" etc are in fact a vocal minority whom the media love to use as examples when they are having one of their many attacks on 'woke lefties' etc?
I have known and know only two TW - neither remotely fit this picture. But of course this is pure anecdote, but it does make me wonder if TW are being given a hard time because they are being mis-represented by the aggressive and nasty minority of so-called 'activists'? As so often is the case. I remember when homosexuals were all regarded as child-molesters (a 'message' cleverly insinuated by certain media)... how wrong that turned out to be.