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Destinysdaughter · 27/08/2018 11:12

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placemats · 27/08/2018 12:12

Meghan Murphy has the measure of of it.

twitter.com/MeghanEMurphy/status/1033951684819476480

FermatsTheorem · 27/08/2018 12:12

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Amalfimamma · 27/08/2018 12:09

carceralfeminist I have it sated on an external hard disk. I have known the victims name since Thursday and I have no intentions of sharing it with anyone.

VickyEadie · 27/08/2018 12:09

The Guardian have finally reported on this.

Yes - but focusing on the Green Party and AC withdrawing from the deputy leadership race, rather than the brutal torture and rape of a small child.

Scene: Guardian offices.

Guardian wonk to editor: Here boss, we're getting pasted on Twitter for not running the Challenor story.

Editor: Yeahbut, we don't want to ruin our pro-trans cred.

Wonk: What if...we run a story focusing on Aimee Challoner and the deputy leadership race? We can mention her dad and what he did, but not really talk about it!

Editor: Mate - that's it!

JoanSummers · 27/08/2018 12:08

the big, strong tweeter showed who was the Boss Gang in town

They also signalled that they have access to the most private information, and therefore are the closest to Aimee.

IncrediblySturdyPyjamas · 27/08/2018 12:07

Jesus fucking Christ.

Doesn't it just show though how much of a cesspit transactivism is.

That poor girl.

placemats · 27/08/2018 12:07

Yes, Fekko it will.

Basically it is a response to Aimee's statement.

PositivelyPERF · 27/08/2018 12:07

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AsAProfessionalFekko · 27/08/2018 12:06

Oh really? Bloody guardian spectacularly showing their (rainbow unicorn) colours again then?

placemats · 27/08/2018 12:06

At last. The Guardian posts.

However, it's all about Aimee and her resignation from the deputy leadership race. Aimee is described as a rising star.

AsAProfessionalFekko · 27/08/2018 12:05

Guardian link (and will it set my blood pressure up?)

carceralfeminist · 27/08/2018 12:04

Do not save it anywhere that anyone could have access to it, or share the details of the victim, but this breach of anonymity somehow needs to be documented in order to forward it to the authorities. This is so disgusting.

CarolDanvers · 27/08/2018 12:00

The Guardian have finally reported on this.

CesiraAndEnrico · 27/08/2018 11:59

But why name the victim? What could the point possibly be?

Power. The shield of anonymity just crumpled with the small tippy tappy movement of a hand. The victim is left exposed. And the big, strong tweeter showed who was the Boss Gang in town.

carceralfeminist · 27/08/2018 11:58

FUCK

AsAProfessionalFekko · 27/08/2018 11:58

I won't look at the tweet - but please someone tell me this is being taken seriously by twitter and being investigated by the police.

JoanSummers · 27/08/2018 11:58

They may not have even noticed they named the victim, they have no empathy at all - if it hurts her so what, if it hurts anyone else so what. To this sort of person, the victim at best is a tactic when they want one, and completely inconsequential otherwise.

You cant try to understand people who think that way, there is nothing to understand, the only thing that matters to them is what they want in that moment. Nothing else is relevant.

TwistedStitch · 27/08/2018 11:55

The victim was just identified without a second thought because the purpose of the tweet was to defend AC at all costs and so the victim was just a throwaway part of it. Utterly disgusting.

Amalfimamma · 27/08/2018 11:55

Until baloo challenors fb was taken down his friend's and family were screaming that evidence had been fabricated. B

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AsAProfessionalFekko · 27/08/2018 11:51

But why name the victim? What could the point possibly be? Are they saying that she is a liar and this is a travesty of justice? That it's OK to pretend to be female and torture /rape a child because you 'feelz like it'? Are they actually saying the the 'real victim' is behind bars - should they also be in a womens prison? God this must be a Russian piss-take bot.

When will the egocentric religion get revealed for what it is? Will they ever get their heads our of their backsides and actually think of anything beyond their own sexual preferences?

JoanSummers · 27/08/2018 11:49

Sorry link for quote: www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/tech-support/201601/4-behaviors-unmask-narcissists

TwistedStitch · 27/08/2018 11:48

I also saw the tweet where the victim is outed. And it's still there! But the comments underneath it are about evil terfs of course. I hope the disgusting individual is prosecuted.

JoanSummers · 27/08/2018 11:48

It’s in conflict—when even the healthiest among us becomes defensive and self-protective—that the narcissist reveals him or herself in fullness. They fully expose their lack of empathy—the cornerstone of the narcissist—because when the narcissist feels threatened, winning or succeeding to protect him or herself is all that matters, not consequences. A narcissist’s focus and determination to win at any cost underscore the shallow nature of their emotional connections—to you and to all others.

What kind of conflict shows the narcissist’s true stripes? The answer is all and any, ranging from the petty tiff to divorce court. If it’s the latter, abandon all hope of a reasonable negotiation or mediation; the true narcissist does neither. To borrow a term from the military, the narcissist’s policy is scorched earth, destroying everything and leaving nothing behind as he or she advances or withdraws—not a shred of connection or memory, respect for past connections, relationships, or the welfare of others involved in the conflict. The narcissist’s willingness to lie is nothing short of extraordinary and he or she will be completely unconcerned whether someone finds those lies out or not. It’s lack of empathy on steroids or, to put it better, aggrandized and entitled. The motto of the narcissist? “What you think of me is none of my business,” and he or she really means it.

These people, the trans activists leading their war, are frightening because they do not think and behave like you'd expect people to think and behave.

As they lose their grip - and Aimee is a big deal for them in terms of power - they won't back off, or agree to disagree, or attempt to talk things through, or acknowledge mistakes. They will instead explode as much as they can on the way out. This destruction is going to get worse and worse the more they perceive they are 'losing'. It is their last tactic - the one that says you have to let me stay or I will destroy everything you care about.

If that fails, they will turn to if I can't have it, noone can. These people should never have been given any legitimacy, influence or power.

Scorched earth. Destroying that little girl is a tactic to them, an object they will easily threaten or damage to get their way.

She needs protection. So does every other woman or child they have any access to or information about.

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