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Post by Bentley on Jul 1, 2024 22:06:43 GMT
Which means they don’t mind men being defined as women until they do. Surely if trans women should be defined as women then they be afforded the same consideration as any woman . Are the ‘ few’ uncomfortable in company of non trans women or are they just bigots ? Is this unconscious bias towards trans women from the ‘ few’? Ask the ‘ few’ how they would feel about teenage ‘ trans ‘ girls having sleepovers at their house or trans women taking part in hitherto women’s sports . I find the idea of homosexual men perfectly fine and I don't fear them, but if asked, yes I would feel uncomfortable sharing a shower with one. That's just instinct. I have no objections to gun shooting, but I feel uncomfortable with a guy and a loaded gun in my car. Doesn't mean I want them banned. Some might consider you homophobic. In fact you are by definition homo..phobic . |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2024 9:39:44 GMT
Imagine approaching women at all eh B4 I see you're still trying to impress children. Can't you do this on your troll farm? |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 2, 2024 10:45:41 GMT
Quite clearly men in dresses in women only spaces is a problem, and with a woke Labour government it's going to be an even bigger problem.
I have asked several women about this. The attitude seems to be, 'We don't all pee in a single toilet and we pull our pants up before we go and wash our hands. A few have said they'd be uncomfortable in a shared shower, but most couldn't remember the last time they shared a shower with anyone. They all said there were far bigger things to worry about. That rape by men and the lack of successful prosecutions was very concerning. So as far as you're concerned men in dresses in women's/girls changing rooms is no big deal, as you say, there are bigger things to worry about. How very virtuous of you. Pillock. |
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Post by Pacifico on Jul 2, 2024 10:47:39 GMT
Well thats as clear as mud..  |
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Post by buccaneer on Jul 2, 2024 10:49:34 GMT
Well I'm married to a feminist so women's rights have been a significant part of my daily life for the past 40 years. But it takes all sorts as we know. There can't be a 'decent' married man in the world who doesn't feel the same .........it makes me sick to the stomach thinking some bloke dressed as a woman is in women's changing rooms ogling them ... I know I'm going to get all the outraged lefties saying 'how do you know they are perverts disguised as women' .... my answer to them is .... I don't and I'm not taking any chance, and if that offends the eternally offended .......well I don't give shit. It amazes me how ~1% of the population can foist their demands, penises and views onto the privacy, safe spaces and services of ~51% of the female population. How does that work? |
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Post by aristaeus on Jul 2, 2024 12:46:36 GMT
Reform UK candidate says she is backing Tories because of Farage's failure to tackle racism in party
A Reform UK candidate has defected to the Conservative, hitting out at the “racist, misogynistic and bigoted” views of some of her former colleagues, PA Media reports.
Georgie David said in a statement issued by the Tories that, even though she did not think the Reform UK leadership (ie, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice) were racist, they had failed to tackle the problem in the party. She said:
I am hereby announcing my decision to leave the Reform Party and stand down as their candidate for West Ham and Beckton, with immediate effect.
I am in no doubt that the party and its senior leadership are not racist.
However, as the vast majority of candidates are indeed racist, misogynistic, and bigoted, I do not wish to be directly associated with people who hold such views that are so vastly opposing to my own and what I stand for.
I also have been significantly frustrated and dismayed by the failure of the Reform party’s leadership to tackle this issue in any meaningful way, and their attempts to instead try to brush it under the carpet or cry foul play.
As such, I have now suspended my campaign with Reform, and I an endorsing the Conservative party – I would encourage all of my fellow patriots to do the same.
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 2, 2024 12:51:53 GMT
Reform UK candidate says she is backing Tories because of Farage's failure to tackle racism in party A Reform UK candidate has defected to the Conservative, hitting out at the “racist, misogynistic and bigoted” views of some of her former colleagues, PA Media reports. Georgie David said in a statement issued by the Tories that, even though she did not think the Reform UK leadership (ie, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice) were racist, they had failed to tackle the problem in the party. She said: I am hereby announcing my decision to leave the Reform Party and stand down as their candidate for West Ham and Beckton, with immediate effect. I am in no doubt that the party and its senior leadership are not racist. However, as the vast majority of candidates are indeed racist, misogynistic, and bigoted, I do not wish to be directly associated with people who hold such views that are so vastly opposing to my own and what I stand for. I also have been significantly frustrated and dismayed by the failure of the Reform party’s leadership to tackle this issue in any meaningful way, and their attempts to instead try to brush it under the carpet or cry foul play. As such, I have now suspended my campaign with Reform, and I an endorsing the Conservative party – I would encourage all of my fellow patriots to do the same. Not a plant at all, then. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jul 2, 2024 12:57:51 GMT
Reform UK candidate says she is backing Tories because of Farage's failure to tackle racism in party A Reform UK candidate has defected to the Conservative, hitting out at the “racist, misogynistic and bigoted” views of some of her former colleagues, PA Media reports. Georgie David said in a statement issued by the Tories that, even though she did not think the Reform UK leadership (ie, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice) were racist, they had failed to tackle the problem in the party. She said: I am hereby announcing my decision to leave the Reform Party and stand down as their candidate for West Ham and Beckton, with immediate effect. I am in no doubt that the party and its senior leadership are not racist. However, as the vast majority of candidates are indeed racist, misogynistic, and bigoted, I do not wish to be directly associated with people who hold such views that are so vastly opposing to my own and what I stand for. I also have been significantly frustrated and dismayed by the failure of the Reform party’s leadership to tackle this issue in any meaningful way, and their attempts to instead try to brush it under the carpet or cry foul play. As such, I have now suspended my campaign with Reform, and I an endorsing the Conservative party – I would encourage all of my fellow patriots to do the same. Not a plant at all, then. Steve will repeat that post in about 10 different threads, he wouldn't know a set-up if it came and slapped him across his face. |
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Post by sandypine on Jul 2, 2024 13:53:29 GMT
Reform UK candidate says she is backing Tories because of Farage's failure to tackle racism in party A Reform UK candidate has defected to the Conservative, hitting out at the “racist, misogynistic and bigoted” views of some of her former colleagues, PA Media reports. Georgie David said in a statement issued by the Tories that, even though she did not think the Reform UK leadership (ie, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice) were racist, they had failed to tackle the problem in the party. She said: I am hereby announcing my decision to leave the Reform Party and stand down as their candidate for West Ham and Beckton, with immediate effect. I am in no doubt that the party and its senior leadership are not racist. However, as the vast majority of candidates are indeed racist, misogynistic, and bigoted, I do not wish to be directly associated with people who hold such views that are so vastly opposing to my own and what I stand for. I also have been significantly frustrated and dismayed by the failure of the Reform party’s leadership to tackle this issue in any meaningful way, and their attempts to instead try to brush it under the carpet or cry foul play. As such, I have now suspended my campaign with Reform, and I an endorsing the Conservative party – I would encourage all of my fellow patriots to do the same. Not a plant at all, then. Chances are there will be another one tomorrow, primed and ready to go to try and turn the vote. Possibly even two, complaining about racism. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2024 14:29:17 GMT
Not a plant at all, then. Steve will repeat that post in about 10 different threads, he wouldn't know a set-up if it came and slapped him across his face. I wonder how many accounts he has in total. |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 3, 2024 7:44:38 GMT
So no chance for the Tories and no impressive growth in Reform. How are you guys preparing for opposition?
Not just opposition, but being a tiny minority party and seeing the vast majority of the country supporting your opposition.
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Post by bancroft on Jul 3, 2024 9:00:32 GMT
So no chance for the Tories and no impressive growth in Reform. How are you guys preparing for opposition? Not just opposition, but being a tiny minority party and seeing the vast majority of the country supporting your opposition. If the polls are correct Reform is destroying the Tories. Reform is getting enough votes to give Labour a winning margin. Remember the Tories did not get all EU laws off the books nor did they stop the boats. |
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Post by happyhornet3 on Jul 3, 2024 9:05:59 GMT
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Post by zanygame on Jul 3, 2024 9:08:17 GMT
So no chance for the Tories and no impressive growth in Reform. How are you guys preparing for opposition? Not just opposition, but being a tiny minority party and seeing the vast majority of the country supporting your opposition. If the polls are correct Reform is destroying the Tories. Reform is getting enough votes to give Labour a winning margin. Remember the Tories did not get all EU laws off the books nor did they stop the boats. Naah. Reform and the Tories combined wont touch Labours lead. Reform is destroying the Tories, but they are not effecting the will of the people. The vast majority don't want the Tories or Reform. |
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Post by bancroft on Jul 3, 2024 9:12:25 GMT
There is another possibility that something major is brewing internationally and it will harm the party in power, think interest rate rises above 7%.
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