Now let’s talk about girls and shared public spaces.
It’s all the same shit. Those girls jostled and blocked and spat on and kicked and knocked onto the track are the same category of human that was locked up in Magdalen laundries and imprisoned in industrial “schools” that were slave labor camps not schools, and now they’re fodder for adults preening over their infinite supply of solidarity with…boys who say they are girls.
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This is all so extraordinarily sad and infuriating.
Damn, this whole thing brought back really unpleasant memories of my girlhood. I watched the video a couple of times; was someone able to get that girl out before the train started?
Oh yes. The guard putting both arms up at the end is a signal to the driver.
The reporting says she had some injuries but is ok physically. Non-physically, not so much.
That’s good that they got her out. I hope some of those kids get some sort of penalty. That is horrible. I wonder if there are women anywhere who can’t relate to the horrors of running through that gauntlet? And then when the trans come out and say they want that because it validates them…well, that’s just a clear indication they don’t actually feel like a woman.
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No arrests reported yet. Googling the Irish news. Of course it may take several days, even if the investigation is pursued with full rigor.