It's quite something. One chap is upset that they are "quibbling" about literal/actual violence whilst the "transphobes" are doing the real ill: "putting up vile stickers in the toilet etc."
etc. is doing some heavy lifting in that sentence.
More from the Edinburgh anarchists site, in case anyone's interested in what the movement's about.
I'm not up for anarchic communism, but given Saturday's behaviour, neither are they:
It is not possible to abolish Capitalism without a revolution, which will arise out of class conflict. The ruling class must be completely overthrown to achieve anarchist communism. Because the ruling class will not relinquish power without their use of armed force, this revolution will be a time of violence as well as liberation.
[Unless us women are the ruling class?]
Genuine liberation can only come about through the revolutionary self activity of the working class on a mass scale.
[But not women handing out leaflets.]
I don't want to mock - but if you can believe in anarchism but also react with (actual) violence and social media horror when women self-organise to achieve change, then that's...quite something.