TiF is really pleased to get mistaken for a man by doctors. When TiF is nearly killed because doctors think she's a man it's all their fault. by jet199 in GenderCritical

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"Few groups experience such significant barriers to healthcare.."

Er, hello?

Doctors missed my endometriosis for 17 years

A woman's delayed diagnosis led to a hysterectomy and bowel resection.

Women with endometriosis 'finally being believed'

This sounds positive, but the mean time to diagnosis is still seven years for a condition affecting 10% of women. These two articles are mercifully free of “uterus-havers”, but in the second link's embedded video an awkward-looking male doctor talks about a 'gender pain gap'.

THE GUARDIAN does it again - How stunning & brave transgenders single-handedly saved the UK during COVID lockdown, or something... by BEB in GenderCritical

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FFS. I do healthcare work in people’s homes and have done throughout the pandemic. Like most key workers across public services and in retail, most of my workmates are women. When they finish their shift, which for about half of them is the sole income in their household, they go back to their second unpaid job, caring for their kids or parents or both. Hoping they haven’t brought covid home with them.

People doing the same job as us have been threatened and assaulted locally, targeted for wearing healthcare uniform or PPE outside. All victims female. All perps male. That’s the story, not a drama teacher sitting safe at home behind a fucking laptop.

Piers Clashes With Trans Supporter Over JK Rowling's Controversial New Book | Good Morning Britain by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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They mirror each other. Butterworth is the absolute prong who a couple of years ago [edit: in 2012] took a black delegate's place at a national student LGBT conference because he suddenly identified as black after failing to bag the seat by virtue of identifying as Jewish. And he of course writes for Penis News. Just as Morgan's job is to trigger millenials, Butterworth only appears because he'll trigger the gammons, not because he has anything meaningful to say. Their function is to put eyeballs in front of ads. God forbid they'd get a female guest on to discuss JKR. Who'd watch that? (sarcasm)

Actress' twitter bio includes pronouns beep/bop/boop, Twitter melts down by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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I’m trans-Scottish. My pronouns are get/tae/fuck.

Hagrid actor Robbie Coltrane defends JK Rowling in trans row by ekitten in GenderCritical

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Clearly a rich man in his seventies has less to lose and fewer shits to give but he must know about the career damage Graham Linehan, for example, has suffered.

Sam Smith: “It’s been really, really hard to see all the backlash and the amount of people that are still so unsupportive of gender nonconforming people and trans people all around the world” by MinisterOfTerfery in GenderCritical

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Sam Smith:

...gender non-conforming...

Also Sam Smith:

I want kids. I want all of it. I want to be with the kids, watch them grow and be with them every day. I want to be mummy.’

The thing that really gets me is that he could have taken an admirable [edit: and actually gender nonconforming] stance. He could have shown young kids that it is ok to be male and wear what you want, feel what you feel, say what you feel, be a full-time parent and love it. But apparently marketing said no.

I had a sudden worry that I need to share... by LesbiSilly in GenderCritical

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Same with the Capitol One hacker

Thank you! I never saw a photo of him, and it didn’t occur to me at the time that the obvious mental instability was glitter-related. Speaking of instability I wonder whether those companies which hire TiMs over women might come to regret it because of that kind of behaviour.

Study on The Psychology of Gender Critical Feminism by GenderCriticalStudy in GenderCritical

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First post from that username, page is at freeonlinesurveys.com, seems legit.

UK High Court rules on puberty blockers for under-16s. VICTORY FOR CLAIMANTS! by anonymale in GenderCritical

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Statement from Keira Bell:

...this fight is not yet over. I would like to personally call on professionals and clinicians to create better mental health services and models to help those dealing with gender dysphoria to reconcile with their sex. And furthermore I call on society to accept those who do not conform to sex stereotypes, not to push them into a life of drugs and concealment from who they truly are. This means stopping the homophobia, the misogyny and the bullying of those that are different.

Today I am delighted to see that common sense has prevailed and to see a reinstatement of safeguarding for children.

Standing on Keira's left is Susan Evans, the original claimant in this case, who worked as a psychotherapist at the Tavistock clinic. Apart from everything else she, Keira and Mrs A have achieved today, they've also won vindication for the many GIDS staff who have tried to express their concerns for over a decade now, often finding they had no choice but to resign.

Ob/Gyn says: "You're assigned a sex at birth" by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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The followup will be called "I had my spine removed and I've never felt better!".

Labour MP Rosie Duffield puts out surrender statement by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Rosie Duffield made a historic speech drawing on her own experience of coercive control and domestic violence, which got international press coverage. Returning to the subject this year she branded domestic abusers as misogynist cowards. Now packs of them have made her life and job impossible. We know what she’s up against. Has she surrendered, or reached the limits of what she and her family can endure personally? Does she have credible intelligence that her safety is at risk?

I believe that the creepoids targeting her for abuse have selected her because they know she has been abused before. We know how they think, how they select victims. “She must have deserved it before, she deserves it now.”

We see this. The public sees it too.

[edit:linked to actual speech]

Marsha P. Johnson Probably Didn't Start Stonewall, and Might Not Have Been Trans. Does It Matter? by Skipdip in GenderCritical

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No need to rely on a pro-prostitution, pro-porn organisation like that site:

Probably didn't?

I was uptown and I didn’t get downtown until about two o’clock, because when I got downtown the place was already on fire. And it was a raid already. The riots had already started.

Martina Navratilova ‘signs letter supporting ban on transgender female athletes’ by Lingenfelter in GenderCritical

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Actual suicidal people never tell anyone.

Not wishing to further derail this thread but lots of suicide-prevention sites say that is a dangerous myth. For example:

https://nami.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/September-2018/5-Common-Myths-About-Suicide-Debunked

http://www.suicide.org/suicide-myths.html

http://suicideprevention.nv.gov/Youth/Myths/

https://www.aetna.com/health-guide/suicide-myths-and-facts.html

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention lists talking about suicide as a specific warning sign.

I'm struggling with something I've noticed about female-dominated hobby spaces. by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Bernadette Banner

I began watching one of her videos to hear the accent and didn’t last thirty seconds:

...I don’t own a lot of clothing...

[shot of a walk-in wardrobe larger than my bathroom]

Yeah, fuck off.

The neuroscientist shattering the myth of the gendered brain by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Gina Rippon obviously has prior-held beliefs on this subject, and is only doing the research to confirm those. He is not a neutral observer here.

He? I don’t think it’s Prof Rippon’s prior-held beliefs on display here. This is the kind of stupid shit that got you banned from Reddit.

Even r/BareFootAndPregnant and r/MRAMemes got tired of you.

THE GUARDIAN does it again - How stunning & brave transgenders single-handedly saved the UK during COVID lockdown, or something... by BEB in GenderCritical

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That's kind but I'm not looking for compliments. I want to draw attention to what heroism really looks like. It looks like a tired woman doing the shopping at ten pm after her shift so her kids can eat breakfast tomorrow, running the gauntlet of maskless idiots in the supermarket. Not a stunning and brave person in perfect makeup sighing at the thought of a day of Zoom meetings.

Calling all feminist fact checkers! by SweetBabyCheeses in GenderCritical

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US play canceled as it's about to go on because author had "transphobic'" comments on personal FaceBook by BEB in GenderCritical

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The playwright is Carolyn Gage, a renowned lesbian feminist. She's been subject to TRA censorship for years, despite making room in her work for trans identities. Nothing but total submission is acceptable to them.

Time to pay up for those trans reparations you knew were coming by Chunkeeguy in GenderCritical

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Plenty of openly mocking replies too.

What are TERFS? An excellent response. by Chunkeeguy in GenderCritical

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It's great to see Not The Fun Kind getting so much support in the yt comments! My fave:

What they putting in this blue hair dye these days?

Rowan Ellis styles herself a geek as well as a feminist, but asks on twitter for help with video file format problems. Hhhm.

She reminds me of the queen-bee character Amanda in Sharon Horgan and Graham Linehan's comedy Motherland. Middle-class, patronisingly superior. In that show Diane Morgan plays her opposite Liz, and NTFK includes a clip of another Morgan character, absurdist middlebrow documentary presenter Philomena Cunk, in her response video. Here's the whole thing:

It's easy to see how these fearsome and almighty genitals convinced generations of men that they were superior.

Labour MP Rosie Duffield puts out surrender statement by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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I've been fucking steaming about this all day, not least because her party's leadership have thrown her under the woke bus. A pox on that shower of spineless bastards. Female Conservative MPs who speak about this get abuse, but they know their party stands by them. By contrast Labour (and Lib Dem and Green and SNP, even the Women's Equality Party, for fuck's sake) are riddled with the left/liberal analogue of climate change denial. The electorate remembers horseshit like this. If Labour want to be electable, they need to remove gender ideologues as well as the lefty antisemites.

Hagrid actor Robbie Coltrane defends JK Rowling in trans row by ekitten in GenderCritical

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Gaun yersel big man!

Autistic Teen Found Guilty of 'Hate Crime' for Asking Police Officer's Sex; Autism Group Condemns Prosecution | Women Are Human by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Autistics are excellent bullshit detectors.

The inability to maintain hidden agendas enables autistic people to develop and maintain trusted relationships and very effective long term collaborations, but this ability is crippled in psychologically unsafe environments, and it makes autistic people dangerous from the perspective of anyone who is seeking to maintain and enhance their social status...

It looks like North Wales police have decided to sacrifice one member of a minority to appear inclusive of another. Grimly ironic since Freel is a diversity & inclusion poster-child for the force.

I’ve always felt that if I ever need a police officer and a trans officer appears, I am going to be frightened of what might come out of my mouth. Or that the officer might take offence at my unusual eye contact. Or that they will interpret my speech and body language as prejudiced, and a free ride to the police station will result. This case reinforces my previous conclusion: don’t call police. Just what black people have to deal with every day, but now reinforced by a police force wanting to look woke.

This local news report on the court case says that Freel had known of the defendant for 12 years (denied by Armstrong). If they knew each other he would have seen Freel transitioning. Maybe Armstrong has always had in his head the question he shouted about Freel, and being autistic was unable to suppress it. When something’s bothering us, autistic people may need to think out loud, possibly repetitively. We might do this at high volume, since it’s possible we don’t have fine control over our voices or give a shit about what other people think is appropriate for the situation.

GC: Do you believe women who voluntarily prostitute themselves should go to jail or be charged? by Genderbender in GCdebatesQT

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New Zealand's decriminalisation works very well because the reform was led by sex workers.

Yeah, sounds like it:

"I thought it would give more power and rights to the women," she says. "But I soon realised the opposite was true." One problem was that it allowed brothel owners to offer punters an "all-inclusive" deal, whereby they would pay a set amount to do anything they wanted with a woman. "One thing we were promised would not happen was the 'all-inclusive'," says Valisce. "Because that would mean the women wouldn't be able to set the price or determine which sexual services they offered or refused - which was the mainstay of decriminalisation and its supposed benefits."

Operational security: don’t get doxxed. by anonymale in GenderCritical

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My SO was stalked by a man she'd dated for a few months decades ago. Motivated by some sort of midlife crisis he worked out which (small) town she lived in from social media posts and then created reasons to be in that town often, despite living a hundred miles away with his wife, and not owning a car.

He then worked out which building she lived in, either by loitering until he spotted her and/or by looking at background details of photos she'd posted (she was careful not to post photos identifying her location directly). She's still not sure which.

The first she knew of it was when he appeared at her building's street door with an armful of gifts. Cops were informed and handed him an official harassment warning. He's not tried anything since, but he still sometimes posts drawings of her on his social media, so she has to watch him. Luckily he is a pitiful narcissist, so supplies her with plenty of info.

Elevated rates of autism, other neurodevelopmental and psychiatric diagnoses, and autistic traits in transgender and gender-diverse individuals by Tovasshi in GenderCritical

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Good timing, this issue came up in another thread recently. One thing I noticed about this study is that though the datasets analysed are large, they still suffer from the old problem of self-selection and self-reporting. The primary dataset (Channel 4) is of survey responses from people who watched or heard about a TV programme on autism in 2017. It relies on self-reporting of autistic status. Even assuming the self-reporting is entirely accurate (before diagnosis, I would have self-reported my autism status incorrectly) this is unlikely to be a representative sample of the population, so the results cannot be safely generalised (but they will be by journalists with no knowledge of statistics or how to read a study). The authors acknowledge that this is a problem but brush it aside, repeating that their datasets are large, and citing studies also finding a genderspecial/autistic-traits link but relying on parent- and teacher-reporting of autism status. But parents and teachers are not usually clinical psychologists specialising in autism, a condition we are still just finding the outlines of and about which there are many misconceptions. Just ask any autistic how many people have told them “You don’t look autistic”, or “We’re all a little bit autistic”.

The main problem is that the authors accept the concept of gender identity uncritically. I don’t have a gender identity: there is no mini-me of any gender sitting in my head working the controls. Nevertheless, I would have been shoehorned into the cisgender male category of the main dataset, because I would have stated my sex as male [edit: given my current gender skepticism].

Male Midlife Crisis, 2020-Style: Coming Out as Non-binary Trans - & making your poor kid go on a bicycle trek meant to draw attention to dad's speshulness by MarkTwainiac in GenderCritical

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A couple of great comments, from the same person:

I think it [“non-binary”] refers to what you feel yourself to be, because how you feel doesn't alter the sex that you are.

And:

Why should you think you were gay because of what other people say to you? Whether you're gay or not depends on the sex of the people you fall in love with. I suppose if people keep on saying to say, "You're gay, you're gay," you might wonder about that and test yourself, but the crucial thing, the thing that settles it, is the direction of your attraction.

Would it not be helpful if the powers-that-be (for the 'LGBT' initialism does seem to have got itself established in the public sphere, so that even Westminster puts out a report on 'LGBT Health Needs') stopped treating being gay and being trans as though they were sort of basically the same? That might enable people like Paeton to understand themselves more readily.

So much for an Olive Branch by SterlingRoark in GenderCriticalGuys

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My mistake was explaining my other beliefs when asked.

You did not explain your position on gender, in a sub called “gendercritical” (not “transcritical”). For example, when just_lesbian_things wrote:

If you think there's more to being a woman than basic biology; if you believe in gender roles or other ridiculous gender propaganda then you're no different than the crazy trans males you claim to be against.

...you could have set out your views on gender. But you didn’t, so don’t blame the group for reaching the obvious conclusion that you are no different from conservative men in general.

Whether you live in the UK or not Everyone let’s spam this with fake codes to skew the petition. They’re getting desperate. Use: “WC2N 5DU” by pugsnotdrugs411 in GenderCritical

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There isn't a no option. Any signature will count as in favour. Is that what you want?

Responses are sampled and verified. 80k fraudulent signatories were found to the 2016 petition to revoke the UK's decision to leave the EU. Odd patterns like lots of signing from the same postcode by people not on the electoral register there will show up and be removed quickly.

Why can't I find any statistics on how many women have been murdered in 2020? by ImPiqued1111111 in GenderCritical

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I realise this has a dreadfully unfeeling tone to it, which is not meant to underplay the seriousness of the subject. It might be that it takes time to produce stats of the best quality. The UK's Femicide Census has not reported on 2019 yet.

Does the law say that trans women are women? by yishengqingwa666 in GenderCritical

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Both the article (on treatment of gender reassignment in UK law) and the following discussion are illuminating. This is from a comment by the author:

... single sex spaces are a matter of consent. A woman who uses a women-only changing room consents to be in a state of undress in the company of other women. If that space is invaded by a person with a male body, her consent is overriden. She is likely to find that upsetting and humiliating, and reasonably so. Taboos about modesty are deeply-felt.

What some male commentators on this subject fail to grasp is what a rigorous training in fear women receive from an early age. We are taught that men are a source of danger. We are told it is our responsibility to keep ourselves safe from the ever-present risk of male violence. We learn to limit our freedoms. We try not to be out alone late at night. We learn to be alert to the possibility of being followed; not to make eye contact; to shut down drunken attempts to chat us up without provoking male rage; to walk in the middle of the road so that it’s harder to ambush us from the shadows; to conduct a lightning risk assessment of every other passenger on the night bus; to clutch our keys in one hand in case we need a weapon; to carry a pepper spray, or a personal alarm.

We are systematically trained in fear.

And then we are told that we must lay aside the fears we have obediently learned at a moment’s notice if a person with a male body asserts a female identity. Well, fear doesn’t work like that.

Is anyone else having issues with Ovarit crashing? Chapo chat discovered us and threatened to doxx. by iguanidae in GenderCritical

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No email address is needed to open a Saidit account. This is poor advice. Tor is not impregnable. Using it naively is asking for trouble, and taking countermeasures before assessing threats is risking either security blind spots, or wasted effort/inconvenience: probably both.

There is a process called threat modelling which we have probably all done intuitively and which should be applied deliberately to our online presence. The idea is to prioritise privacy threats by likelihood or hazardousness. In a nutshell:

  • What do I want to keep secret? Real identity? Location? Occupation? Account passwords?

  • Who wants to know my secrets? TRA on Twitter? Stalker? Government agency?

  • What resources do they have? My public tweets and lots of spare time? Public property records? The ability to hack a web server where I have an account? Court-ordered access to web server or ISP records?

  • How much effort are they likely to go to? Comb through old tweets? Hang around where I live? Develop a custom exploit and try spearphishing me? Dedicate a team of full-time agents to apprehending me?

  • What are the consequences for me and others if they succeed? Lose an important social media profile? Forced relocation? Career damage? Prosecution? Death?

  • What can I do to stop them? Guard what I say online to prevent accidentally giving away biographical or location details? Make social media profiles as private as possible? Learn to use more technical measures like Tor? Buy a gun and learn to shoot?

  • Have I done a good enough job? Have I been doxxed, correctly or incorrectly? Have I been hauled in by HR for wrongthink? Am I being stalked?

Everyone will have a different threat model, if only because differing information about us is already public, so it's important to sit down, do this for yourself, and review it regularly. It should be clear that there is no magic solution.

Let’s take your case of a would-be Saidit user worried about being doxxed. This is much more likely to happen because of

  • what they post on Saidit

  • what they post or have posted elsewhere if it can be linked to what they post on Saidit, e.g same username

I cannot emphasise this enough: doxxing is made much easier by lack of caution.

It’s rare that doxxing is achieved by discovering an IP address. That would be little use unless the victim’s ISP gives up the subscriber info for that IP address. Which means the adversary got either legal or covert access to the ISP’s records. They would also need similar access to Saidit’s servers to discover the IP address in the first place. This is much less likely than getting doxxed by someone who put together public information. Giving out naive security advice like ‘use Tor’ is just stupid. Please stop doing it. It does nothing on its own to prevent doxxing.

Why are there so many trans women in tech? by Astrid2448 in GenderCritical

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Autism is mentioned a couple of times in this thread, with a link to transgenderism implied or stated. The idea that autistic brains are more male is unfortunately popular because it gives existing prejudices a sciency sheen. "Women like talking, because ladybrain. Men like doing, because manbrain. Male-brained man said so. Has big forehead. Must be true."

The extreme male brain hypothesis comes from probably the most prominent autism researcher, Simon Baron-Cohen. It relies on the assumption that most autistics are male and its gender essentialism has been criticised:

Baron-Cohen is misled by an unpersuasive gendering of certain capacities or aptitudes in the human population.

Baron-Cohen and his team also conducted one of the largest studies into autism and gender dysphoria which claimed there is a link. However, it suffered from obvious selection bias: the participants were self-selecting Cambridge students. Many other studies also claiming to find the same link also suffer from weak methodology: small size, self-selecting, self-reporting, etc. I have not read the entire corpus of research in depth but the evidence for a link between autism and gender dysphoria looks unconvincing to me.

I'm an autistic male. It's precisely because I'm autistic that I see gender as a system of absurd and unjust rules. Autistics tend to have big problems when forced to do things that don't make sense. I have a feeling that what researchers see as gender dysphoria in autistic subjects may often simply be us doing our thing.

Whatever you think about TRAs in tech, please don't use 'autistic' as a synonym for 'asshole'.

Report this petition, started by "Amy' Petrelli the psychotic TIM. He's trying to get Google to change the definition of the word "woman". PLEASE REPORT. by yishengqingwa666 in GenderCritical

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Whichever wokebro posted that fails to understand the increased risk posed to him by covid, which couldn’t care less about its victims’ gender identity but which kills men roughly twice as effectively.

I don’t sympathise with the social constructs of either gender, because they are vehicles for the oppression of women. I don’t have a ‘gender identity’. Rather I have a sense based on observing its anatomy that my body is male, and that this has shaped most of my social existence since before I could talk. This gives me unearned privileges most of the time, and a fundamentally different experience of the world to that of females. It has also resulted in other males subjecting me to ostracism and physical violence when I fail to perform gender correctly. Basically, gender and its acolytes can fuck off.

Is anyone still posting on Reddit by terfy_delight in GenderCritical

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I had an account I didn't use much. When they deleted GC I deleted my account and, for what it's worth, told them it was because they censored women while leaving horrific porn subs intact.

J.K. Rowling and the White Supremacist History of “Biological Sex” by Chunkeeguy in GenderCritical

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Then there's the second bit which seems to me to be along the same likes as Simone de Beauvoir's "One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman." I am unsure if TRAs deliberately misinterpret these critiques of socialisation or if legitimately they just don't understand.

With apologies to Upton Sinclair, it is difficult to get a TIM/TRA to understand something when his glittery gender specialness, lady-penis access rights and career depend on his not understanding it. Also many of them are as thick as pigshit.

UK Law Commission: Misogyny should become a hate crime in England and Wales. by anonymale in GenderCritical

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You knew there was a 'but' though, didn't you?

Following a review of hate crime laws, the Law Commission said the majority of evidence it had seen related to misogyny but it would consult on whether “sex or gender” as a protected characteristic should cover women and men or women only.

Even the Observer editorial on the Tavistock judgment bows to reality. by anonymale in GenderCritical

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I'm hoping for a mass ragequit among the 338 Guardian staff who signed a letter protesting about Suzanne Moore (without daring to mention her name).

Reclaiming #adulthumanfemale. https://twitter.com/Cambellxo/status/1315382302160101377?s=20 by Lady_Montgomery in GenderCritical

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...aaaaand the top tweet for that hashtag is

Biological men reclaiming #adulthumanfemale because apparently the definition of "woman" is transphobic. Just let women be, mate.

(slow clap) Great job there, absurd porn-sick man.

Male-pattern crime latest: UK TRA and police employee Zoe Watts arrested on firearms and explosives charges. by anonymale in GenderCritical

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Watts is evidently a fucking lunatic. Posts videos of himself making weapons for use on 'bigots', i.e. people who say things he doesn't like.

Update: cops found 'what appeared to be a shotgun' in his car.

ALL: Do you feel that you have an "innate" sense of gender identity? Do you feel naturally pulled toward the gender roles placed on your sex? by IceColdLover in GCdebatesQT

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No and lol no.

I have no "gender identity" and reject being called cis.

Same here.

My friend said "radfems wanting to abolish gender is equivalent to a white ethnostate." by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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i've been sent 3 IP loggers by terfs in attempt to dox me

I don't think it's paranoia so much as male self-importance combined with stupidity. He's seen his fellow keyboard warriors on twitter threatening to "get your IP so I can doxx you" and thinks it sounds cool. So because in his mind he's a lynchpin of the struggle for trans rights, TERFNAZIS must want to take him down and this is how he thinks it's done. LOL no. He knows as much about doxxing as he does about every other subject he mentions: nothing.

OP, this is all very entertaining but why are you letting this gasbag waste your time?

Autistic Teen Found Guilty of 'Hate Crime' for Asking Police Officer's Sex; Autism Group Condemns Prosecution | Women Are Human by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Long Mumsnet thread pointing out that delicate cupcakes are not likely to succeed in policing, that women deal with far worse abuse every day, that this happened in the context of an all-time low count of rape convictions, etc.

Liberal anti-trans publications? by ComeTheFuckOn in GenderCritical

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TiF is really pleased to get mistaken for a man by doctors. When TiF is nearly killed because doctors think she's a man it's all their fault. by jet199 in GenderCritical

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Gah, lazy/incompetent/sexist doctors. I wonder whether the increasing attention paid to endometriosis these days has something to do with the greater number of women in the profession?

Radical feminist icon bravely speaks out by GuacLettuceBacon in GenderCritical

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The OP missed out the important information that this is a performance in character. 'Titania McGrath' is a persona created by Andrew Doyle. OP has also linked to the video 5 seconds after the start, effectively editing out the graphic identifying it as a performance at a comedy club. Most videos made at this club include the same graphic on a large backdrop banner. This one does not.

Doyle is successful at perpetrating pranks on the woke left (which takes little imagination or effort) calculated to appeal to right-wing tabloids and their readers. He writes for Spiked online, a climate-change-denying ultra-libertarian organ. I think it unlikely that his goals align with those of radical feminism.

Female pub owner roasts TRA's attempt to get her cancelled by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Yes! We have as many ways to say 'contemptible fool' as we have to complain about the weather. For example in roughly increasing order of offensiveness (it's not an exact science):

  • dozy prong
  • absolute weapon
  • prat
  • plank
  • mardy arse (like wazzock, mardy is northern English, means disagreeable or irritable)
  • pillock
  • cockwomble
  • knobhead
  • nugget
  • gobshite (this is Irish but has crossed the water)
  • bellend
  • fuckwit
  • wanker

Graham Linehan Appreciation Day! Before JK Rowling, Irish/UK comedy writer, Graham Linehan, took a stand for women! by BEB in GenderCritical

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One of the things that peaked me was hearing him describe (paywall, sorry) TRAs gloating over his cancer diagnosis. These days, if you care to look, you can find them gloating over the end of his marriage.

Thread by @LaraAdamsMille1: "Something you should realize about autogynephiles: They can’t stop. AGP functions more like an addiction than an orientation or identity. by alttrawl in GenderCritical

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The counter is "yes it has".

A Further Assessment of Blanchard’s Typology of Homosexual Versus Non-Homosexual or Autogynephilic Gender Dysphoria

Extending the studies reviewed above, transvestic fetishism was much higher among the non-homosexuals (82.6%) compared to the homosexuals (9.6%).

London bus attack couple join campaign to make misogyny a hate crime: increase in violence against women during lockdown makes new law imperative, says MP Stella Creasy by anonymale in GenderCritical

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Background

One regional UK police force, Nottinghamshire constabulary under chief constable Sue Fish, started recording misogyny as a hate crime in 2016. This is a 2016 article about early results:

Six things we've learned about misogyny as a hate crime

An interim report was released in 2018. From the press release:

People in Nottinghamshire will not tolerate misogyny hate crime and a policy introduced in 2016 is already shifting the attitudes of both victims and potential perpetrators, according to a new report. Over 87 per cent of people surveyed thought a policy change two years ago to make misogyny a hate crime in Nottinghamshire, was a good idea.

Predictably, men provided plenty of evidence that the initiative is necessary:

A woman who helped launch a police campaign to record misogyny as a hate crime has received hundreds of abusive messages. Melanie Jeffs said one person "threatened to put a machete" through the back of her head.

Kyle Rittenhouse's mother by ImPiqued1111111 in GenderCritical

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in light of the fact that the extreme majority of mass shooters are male...

Looks at the males here hijacking a thread to defend a mass shooter.

TiM calls himself a "bitch" by herecomesthesass in GenderCritical

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'Cause everybody hates a tourist

Especially one who who thinks it's all such a laugh

Fun fact: William Shatner "sings" on this storming cover of Common People (fan video).

Like a dog lying in a corner

They will bite you and never warn you

Look out, they'll tear your insides out

Report this petition, started by "Amy' Petrelli the psychotic TIM. He's trying to get Google to change the definition of the word "woman". PLEASE REPORT. by yishengqingwa666 in GenderCritical

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My report below: they ask us to report policy violations but do not include that as a category when asking for a reason for the report. Their policy prohibits sex discrimination.

Redefining ‘woman’ to include trans-identified males would allow them, plus any man with abusive motives who says the magic words ‘I am a woman’, into women’s single-sex spaces: changing rooms, toilets, rape shelters, prisons. In the UK, this would infringe the Equality Act 2010, which though it includes legal gender reassignment (not gender identity) as a protected characteristic, nevertheless guarantees women’s rights to single-sex services and spaces.

More generally, redefining ‘woman’ in this way prioritises a tiny minority over more than half of humanity. it takes away women’s rights to self-define and organise to change the problems they face because of their sex.

Therefore this petition breaks your rule against sex discrimination. Finally I note the petitioner did not ask for the definition of ‘man’ to be changed. this would not make the original petition somehow ok. It is a further indication of its sexism.

If Twitter was run by conservatives by joijoijoijoijo in GenderCritical

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I'll take the bunch that wants to keep women's spaces for women

Kinder, Küche, Kirche, right? Conservatives are the mirror image of TRAs. Both expect and enforce conformity to stereotypes.

Detailed takedown of the person spearheading the bullying against Rosie Duffield by alttrawl in GenderCritical

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Rosie Duffield is everything Heather ( formerly Warren) Peto will never be: a woman, a successful politician, the owner of a heart.

SNL Shits on JKR and Whole Other Misogynistic Monologue by Anon123 in GenderCritical

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What an ignorant fuckwit. May as well have been hosted by Bill Barr. Never heard of Florynce Kennedy?

One year without Magdalen. RIP you beautiful soul by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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I tried to choose one, but couldn't, and now I find I can't choose words to describe how much I admire her. They are all insufficient.

One year without Magdalen. RIP you beautiful soul by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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This ain't a video of her, but is presciently about her: Bikini Kill, Rebel Girl

Losing respect for people by Barber_Acrobatic in GenderCritical

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"autistic people can speak for themselves!"

I am once again saying, as an autistic person, that gender is bullshit.

What is it like to be a middle-aged woman? A son asked his mother – then wrote a comic by anonymale in GenderCritical

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One day – while doing his own housework – Ma realised he wanted to better understand his mother. He gave her a blank notebook, and asked her to fill it with the unfiltered truth of her daily life. Less than a month later, she’d filled it with quotidian details, about her love life, her friends, her work; “at once a confession and letter to her son”, as Ma describes it.

“I knew she could be quite daring, so I can’t say I was surprised by what she wrote. However, the drama of middle-aged love was a lot more intense than I expected,” Ma says. “As time passed, though, I couldn’t help but be in awe of my mother, who’d written her story with such honesty at her son’s request.”

As an autistic lesbian, this had me speechless by hologram in GenderCritical

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I'm neurodivergent and I think the whole idea of gender can fuck right off.

The story of my first brush with trans activism and what I learned. by divingrightintowork in GenderCritical

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That is a good find. Shows that leading GCers like Julie Bindel have been facing the TRA saliva storm for more than a decade now. The article is by Jonathan Best, a gay musician and festival director. OP or mods, if you can would you consider altering the post's title to reflect that?

I wonder if the deletion had something to do with the thoughtcrime investigation his PhD institution, the University of Huddersfield, initiated against him in 2019. The complaint, that a student's genderspecialness was somehow endangered by Best's opinions, was thrown out. Here's a Mumsnet thread which quotes a tweet of his (the account is now deleted, by him or by Twitter I don't know):

The complaint against me at University of Huddersfield has been thrown out; there is no case for me to answer. However, the university has issued me with a formal warning because I went public with the details. I am appealing this sanction immediately.

Here is a news article featuring details of the complaint.

JB is now a staff member at Huddersfield, despite the TRAs' best efforts.

The neuroscientist shattering the myth of the gendered brain by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Dreary tradwifing edgelord temporarily banned from Reddit. Take a look at the Reddit & Saidit profiles. Needs to believe that ladybrain makes tradwifing the proper activity for women. Therefore Prof Rippon, like other women who say things that poster doesn't like, must be trans. Hence the weird jaw comment in line with similar comments on Reddit.

Trans man loses UK legal battle to register as his child's father. UK supreme court refuses appeal, considers child's right to the truth more important than 'validation'. by anonymale in GenderCritical

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...and BTW the only British men with a 'tache like that are the ones who've grown them so they can bullshit you in the pub about being in the SAS.

Statement that biological sex is real, and matters, from over 50 lawyers. by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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No, an opponent tweeted in reply that there are 16,000 barristers.

And rather than ask would/could they define sex, I'd rather ask whether they should, since biologists are the experts on that. Lawyers routinely consult experts on matters outside law. When asked, biologists can state the scientific consensus that sex is biological.

Scientists: Sex Chromosomes are a "belief system" by GuacLettuceBacon in GenderCritical

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This thread’s title is misleading. Not the first time OP has pulled this shit.

Articles published on SciAm’s blogs subdomain are opinion pieces published in its Voices series. OP is misrepresenting the nature of this article in the same way TRAs do by presenting it as authoritative. If a first-year biology student submitted this work their professor would summon them to the office.

SciAm (a popular-science monthly), like Nature (a scholarly journal), are clearly doing this for woke clicks and to avoid woke drama but that is not the same as being under the thumb of a sinister TRA conspiracy. There’s no need to invoke conspiracies when market forces and editorial cowardice explain events sufficiently.

BTW SciAm devoted an entire issue to gender ideology in 2017. In July Margaret Atwood was embarrassingly taken in by it as well as the article this thread's about. She started tweeting about gay penguins and 'hermaphrodites'. Actual scientists had to point a few things out to her, and her comments didn't go down well with intersex people either.

The neuroscientist shattering the myth of the gendered brain by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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Losing respect for people by Barber_Acrobatic in GenderCritical

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Oh god dammit! “...someone who is scared for no reason.” Come on!

The Annals of the TERF-Wars by [deleted] in GenderCritical

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A classic.

Elevated rates of autism, other neurodevelopmental and psychiatric diagnoses, and autistic traits in transgender and gender-diverse individuals by Tovasshi in GenderCritical

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I owe my lack of belief in gender to radical feminism’s critique of it. It is conceivable that had I never encountered radical feminism, I might have decided that my gender non-conformity was explained by the magical gender fairy showering me with the wrong glitter (or had it decided for me: this was 2017 when transing kids had been a thing for a good few years). In which case I’d have ticked the ‘transgender’ box in the Channel 4 survey. The authors have no way of knowing how many of those who did were just unable to convincingly satisfy other people’s insane expectations and then told the reason they couldn’t was they were born in the wrong body.

Interested in an aneurysm? Try understanding this mumbojumbo... Gender compilation! by vitunrotta in GenderCritical

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Testicular

Not just a man: a bawbag.

Collection of melodramatic phrases you've heard/read repeated incessantly by TRAs by SnowAssMan in GenderCriticalGuys

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"Trans people need trans political representation!" - If TIMs are women, then women already represent them. Similarly, men already represent TIFs.