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Post by johnofgwent on Feb 2, 2024 9:06:54 GMT
To come back to this thread briefly, i quite genuinely see little need for such a party. I am quite certain the state of most parties at the moment is that any would value your funding. Other than perhaps the feeling that the left publicly pretend to have an environment that welcome gay women (whereas in fact they rather more aim at despising real women in favour of placing fake ones on diversity pedestasls) and the current right leaning parties are barely right wing at all, what do you see as the needs such a party might provide that existing ones do not
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Post by Veronika on Mar 23, 2024 15:44:57 GMT
Dear johnofgwent,
I think that it is always assumed that gay people must be left-wing. That they will of course always vote Labour. Or that they will be Liberal Democrats. Not that there is anything much "Liberal" or "Democratic" about the Liberal Democrats. It is taken for granted that gay people will not or should not support any right-wing party. Which is just nonsense. I'm gay. I'm very right-wing. And many women and girls are the same, believe it or not.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by piglet on Apr 29, 2024 10:39:41 GMT
The statistics do not suggest that gay people have ANY impact on politics, that there number is between one and three per cent. Yes it is. The fact that gay people dominate show business does not reflect reality.
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Post by Veronika on Apr 30, 2024 15:05:28 GMT
Dear johnofgwent,
I would also just add that what Britain really needs actually in this moment is a strict right-wing and gay young woman as Prime Minister to really shake things up and sort everything out basically.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by Veronika on Jun 1, 2024 22:14:54 GMT
Dear Forumers,
The RWP, The Real Women's Party, for right-wing gay women, must now finally decide the best constituencies in which to enter its candidates in the General Election. I just wish that there was the Proportional Representation system in Britain, then the RWP would have a really great chance to win some seats in Parliament.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by seniorcitizen007 on Jun 10, 2024 7:47:31 GMT
Dear Forumers, The RWP, The Real Women's Party, for right-wing gay women, must now finally decide the best constituencies in which to enter its candidates in the General Election. I just wish that there was the Proportional Representation system in Britain, then the RWP would have a really great chance to win some seats in Parliament. Veronika Oleksychenko Hampstead used to be known as "The gay watering-hole of Planet Earth". In the 1970s, after (male) homosexuality was decriminalised, substantial numbers of young people "came out" as gay/lesbian/bisexual. I was squatting around Hampstead during this time and became acquainted with the various varieties of non-heterosexuals. A surprising number of teenage lesbians I knew, and was friendly with, gave up "being lesbian" after a few years, got married (to men) and led contented heterosexual lives. With the males it was much more difficult for them to transition. The rise of "Political non-heterosexuals" messed things up because too many of them were scheming heterophobics. Non-heterosexuals come in three varieties: The "biological" ... who are usually "cool", the "psychological" ... who are "unstable", and the "socially dominant" ... who are manipulators. My local Health Authority has a disruptive clique of those of the third category ... but one dare not identify them as such. |
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Post by Paulus de B on Jun 14, 2024 13:41:55 GMT
Dear Forumers, The RWP, The Real Women's Party, for right-wing gay women, must now finally decide the best constituencies in which to enter its candidates in the General Election. I just wish that there was the Proportional Representation system in Britain, then the RWP would have a really great chance to win some seats in Parliament. Veronika Oleksychenko I remember reading that my home constituency - Blackpool South (I don't live there now) - was one of only two in the UK where results could be decided by the "gay vote". I wonder whether that's still the case. Unlikely I think. The other was one of the Brighton constituencies. Of course, there's no such thing as the "gay vote", because gay people have as many different needs and preferences as straight people do. Are there really any issues on which right-wing gay women have a different policy than everybody else? |
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Post by Veronika on Jul 4, 2024 9:08:05 GMT
Dear Paulus de B,
You are so correct to say that gay people have many different viewpoints and that they do not all just vote in the same way. And actually, the RWP has so much more to offer than all of the little parties on the main fringe of British politics.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by johnofgwent on Jul 11, 2024 18:03:41 GMT
Dear johnofgwent, I think that it is always assumed that gay people must be left-wing. That they will of course always vote Labour. Or that they will be Liberal Democrats. Not that there is anything much "Liberal" or "Democratic" about the Liberal Democrats. It is taken for granted that gay people will not or should not support any right-wing party. Which is just nonsense. I'm gay. I'm very right-wing. And many women and girls are the same, believe it or not. Veronika Oleksychenko Ok so I don't have anything other than personal assessments to go on, but from my long past university days, it seems to me that only the rabid left openly welcomed those of sexual orientations other than straight into their ranks. I'm not saying the Student Tory Society or the Young National Front or whatever it called itself WOULDN'T want gays, lesbians and others of a not entirely straight persuasion, but ONLY the labour and liberals openly welcomed such |
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Post by Veronika on Jul 18, 2024 14:01:17 GMT
Dear johnofgwent,
You say that only the left-wing and the so-called "Liberal" parties, which are not in fact very liberal, are really happy to welcome gay people. Of course right-wingers also want to have gay members in them as well. But clearly there is a need and a big gap for an actual gay party, particularly one with right-wing policies.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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