Trans woman Juno Dawson is angry at his MP.
He guesses to this man he does not count as a vulnerable woman. Well of course he doesn’t, because he’s a man. Of course he’s not “vulnerable” in the way women are. In other ways he may be, but not the ways specific to women.
The names he childishly smeared out are Kathleen Stock and Helen Joyce. More power to their elbows.
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9 responses to “Good guess”
Mate, you don’t count as a vulnerable woman to anyone, including yourself. So drop the act.
You have a male body, a male sense of entitlement, the ear of industry, business, and government, and a contempt for women which can be seen from space. You are not any kind of woman and never can be.
wut
Also, funny news: @junodawson no longer exists. I clicked on it once to read the full image, clicked on it again to check something I had missed, and in between those clicks the account was deleted. Searching for junodawson will still find some of the replies to him, such as this thread and rejoinder.
I think Dawson’s contempt for women is only outdone by his contempt for gay men. He once said that gay men were gay as a sort of consolation prize because they couldn’t be women. Horrid creature.
I wish that someone could have written a play about him, starring Les Dawson as Juno. The likeness is uncanny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbYFupErNS4
Holms @ 2 – “power to your elbow” is a REAL THING. I looked it up to make sure before typing it. I admit, I’m not sure it’s a real thing in the plural, but I had two people so I risked it. It means right on; good for you; go for it; that kind of thing.
Looks like he removed his account. The response must have been swift and brutal.
But he was VERY UPSET.
Poor, poor TRAs. Twitter is no longer an echo chamber. He probably expected to get a thousand people stroking his ego, but got a faceful of reality instead.
THE TERFS ARE BACK, AND WE ARE IN THE MAJORITY! WOOHOO!!
(I’m still not going to bother reactivating my account, though)
Re: Power to your elbow
Here is something I got by Googling the phrase
https://www.quora.com/Where-did-the-phrase-more-power-to-your-elbow-come-from
Apparently from playing bagpipes