Has there ever been an NHS badge signifying a pledge to show support for women?
Some NHS staff won’t want to take that pledge because of the way the T bullies and coerces and threatens women. What will happen to them if they refuse? Will they be reported and punished? Will they be fired?
What’s a “true self”? What does it mean for people to be free to be their “true selves”? What does it have to do with the NHS?
Badge up or be fired yeah?
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8 responses to “Taking the pledge”
Absence of approved ornamentation is hatred.
Wear the badge. Make the hand sign. Say the pledge. Salute the flag. Sing the anthem. Put the rainbow colors on your products. Put the flag on your vehicle. Fail to do any of these things and you will pay the price. You don’t have to do anything else; just show fealty.
Sackbut, sort of like Trump waving around a Bible he almost certainly never read?
Does this mean that if their true selves is supporting women’s rights or gay/lesbian rights, they can badge up accordingly?
No, apparently not.
Is it just a coincidence that Scotland, with its long history of protestant puritanism, seems to be such a hotbed of gender ideology?
Good question. I keep wondering why Scotland.
Re “true selves”, I saw these recent article that I thought was decent:
Why Your ‘True Self’ is an Illusion
Re why Scotland:
I don’t know. But a lot of Scottish people have said that Sturgeon’s rule is itself very cultish. We saw this with her treatment of Joanna Cherry, for example. This could be part of the cause. Or a symptom.