If you’re gender critical…

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CurlewKate · 20/05/2026 19:09

…is that the most important point for you when you’re deciding who to vote for? More important than the NHS, the economy, foreign policy? If you’re a Labour voter, would you actively have a Reform government because Reform are gender critical?

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PrizedPickledPopcorn · 20/05/2026 19:15

How can I vote for someone who can’t even say whether I’m male or female until I share my pronouns?

Either they genuinely don’t know anything about the birds and bees, and so are totally unfitted for office,
Or they are a fucking liar. And so totally unfitted for office.

I mean, I get it’s a hard call.

mintirn · 20/05/2026 19:15

I would describe myself as left wing, a Marxist even but I am also Gender critical. Women's rights and safety is important to me as I consider that a progressive issue and am baffled why so many on the left think allowing males with dubious motivations destroy women's hard won rights is a positive thing. It does make choosing who to vote for really difficult. I would not vote reform or tory under any circumstances.

Bavariamaria · 20/05/2026 19:12

Will never vote SNP due to their treatment of women.

Wouldn't vote Reform either.

Don't think the two are conflated.

ThisAmpleCritic · 20/05/2026 19:12

It is something I’d be actively considering when deciding who to vote for, but not the only thing. As always, I’d have to vote for the best of the bad bunch.

MagnusSkipton · 20/05/2026 19:11

If a political party asks me to deny reality they won’t get my vote. What else are they lying about if they are insisting that men can women and vice versa?

ProfessorRedshoeblueshoe · 20/05/2026 19:10

I stopped voting Labour when my female MP insisted TWAW.

Ipsevenenabibas · 20/05/2026 19:10

A1)
No. But it's up there.

A2) N/A

dairydebris · 20/05/2026 19:10

I'm firmly GC and wouldn't dream of voting Reform.
I've no idea who I'll vote next time round.

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