We need to set up a campaign group of women, says Ellie Mae O’Hagan, Head of External Engagement at The Good Law Project. Huh. We women agree, which is why several such groups exist. Standing For Women is one.
Oh, women who support “trans rights,” by which the Good Law Project means “do everything men who identify as trans tell us to do.” No thanks – no anti-feminist women’s groups for me.
Oh no, we’re emboldened and vocal. How horrifying.
Honestly what a fool to set herself up for derision that way, complaining about women being emboldened of all things. We’re supposed to be timid and shy and in hiding? She sounds like men complaining about the Pankhursts. We’re supposed to be afraid and we’re supposed to be silent. What an enticing political stance!
Snerk. Yep, that is right.
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And Dracula is definitely in charge of the Blood Bank.
Meanwhile TRA’s are so pusillanimous, silent and atomized that they can barely get out there and form mobs to scream rape and death threats at those gender critical monsters.
You lost me at “cisgender” there, Ellie May.
It’s so quaint that they think they’re going to be able to keep this little group female only. TRANSPHOBIA!
How does their head not explode with the dissonance? It should be the exploding brains scene from Mars Attacks!
YNnB, they will so keep it women only! After all, men can be women! They said so!
So there is something that distinguishes women from TiMs, even though we’re all supposed to believe TWAW? I wonder if Ms. O’Hagan can explain exactly what that is, and how she’s going to “police” membership (if she’s even allowed to get that far before being shouted down for excluding men who claim to be women)? Will she be forced to examine genitals?