UN Women:
15 years ago, @UN_Women was created.
— UN Women (@UN_Women) July 2, 2025
Today, we continue to stand up for the rights, equality, and empowerment of the world’s 4 billion women and girls.
We will never back down. We will never give up.
Join us in driving change #ForAllWomenAndGirls: https://t.co/NcpkpZ7tVw pic.twitter.com/YTTCEU8rpt
Also UN Women:
#Trans women have the right to recognition of their self-identified gender – but in most countries, this is not available or subject to abusive restrictions.
— UN Women (@UN_Women) January 10, 2023
This makes even everyday tasks difficult & potentially dangerous.
Let’s demand change: https://t.co/9FUJoNVare#AllWomen pic.twitter.com/93dCCCLgEU
You do the math.
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5 responses to “No they don’t”
“All LGBTIQ+ Women Are Women”
Ah yes, of course, because a same-sex attracted woman being called a man is suffering from the same prejudice as a man being called a man.
Anyways, why do they think there’s both an L and a G? What do they think the G stands for?
Oh yeah? How do you know? As I keep saying, if “Chase” Strangio (or “Elliot” Page, or “Buck” Angel, or Dr. “Stephen” Whittle) is a “man” then I’m not. You cannot define that person in whithout defining me out. After all you have just taken the only thing that made me a man out of the definition of “man” while at the same time putting in a whole bunch of other crap (about what’s supposed to be going on inside your head if you’re a “man”) that doesn’t apply to me at all.
By the same logic, how do you know that those 4 billion people still qualify as “women” or “girls” after you have taken the “biological female” part out of the definition of “woman”/”girl” and put in the part about thinking / feeling / identifying / “presenting” (etc.) like “Lia” Thomas, “Veronica” Ivy, “India” Willoughby, and Eddie Izzard?
Funny how they use a photo of a woman to portray women and a CARTOON drawing to portray “trans women” which is, well, makes sense in a way.
Oh it totally makes sense. The cartoon makes the animal brain think “woman”. A photo would not. Cartoons can make it convincing, photography can’t.
If they really wanted to be with it, they would have used something more like anime.