That guy who calls himself Wisey the Pretty isn’t happy that Maya won her appeal.
You might have heard about Maya Forstater, who made being “gender critical” a protected belief in the UK last weekend. I made this comic to summarize the situation in case you weren’t following. We can’t let that embolden and radicalize TERFs all around the world.
Not your call, bro. You don’t get to decide what we’re allowed to think and say.
Sure, because before the ruling, we weren’t allowed to think these thoughts in private. Our thoughts were public property.
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10 responses to “The British terfs are partying”
It would be nice if they could stop lying in their messaging. Just once, then back to it. Propagandists gotta propagandise, but wouldn’t it be fun just for the novelty.
Doesn’t even get the analysis of the case right, since of course the ruling absolutely DOES let her be public in stating her beliefs–she’s allowed to both hold those beliefs, and to express them.
How they casually spout ‘anti trans movement’ like it’s an a thing. Pfft. :P
The only part of this that is remotely true is that British TERFs are partying.
We are! And if you don’t like it, fuck you.
Well, at least that’s over!
I am proud to say I cannot see the page you linked to. Furry enthusiast and pederast Sophia LaBelle blocked me a while ago.
I’m sly that way, people I want to observe I try to remember not to engage, so that they won’t block me.
“Constant HARASSMENT” – that’s what it was, was it? Receipts, please. And, wow, this person comes across as a full-fledged Stalinist. The original ruling was that Forstater’s beliefs were not deserving of respect in a democratic society – the writer of this comic (whose artistic work has really fallen off) is apparently totes cool with the state banning belief in material fact from the public square.
Hmm, you’re right, I remember the art being better… Don’t draw angry?
He couldn’t just “summarize the situation” without the comic? Doesn’t exactly add anything. Or is that the only way to get information across to his readers – have cartoon people deliver it as dialog?