What's the bloody point in fighting the GRA changes

ByGrabtharsHammarWhatASavings

Liking that plan.

One thing I've learned is that talking about it to your mate, spouse, parents, yoga group, colleagues - absolutely makes a difference.

It feels like you're pissing in the wind, but it proliferates.

You think all this is just two people, five people, but then those five people talk to 10 more and then 50 and then 100 and then 1000.

I hear your frustration, though.

It's also about getting very honest and blunt with the battle lines here.

52% of the population are born with female biology. This is the root of female oppression. We asked Penny Mordaunt, what do you call those people? She refused to answer.

The 'right' of men to be called women and counted as women removes the identify and right of women to meet and address the needs specific to being biological women. Women are being denied this purely because it 'excludes' men who wish to be seen as and counted as women. There are some situations in which the answer to this has to be "Tough."

And women have to be prepared to stand up and own this, and not care about the emotional blackmailing of 'bigot' and 'transphobic' and 'exclusionary' and all the other new world word invention crap. Males feelings and choices cannot be allowed to outweigh women's rights.

ByGrabtharsHammarWhatASavings
Join up with people in real life.

Contact:

fairplayforwomen.com/contact-us/

resistersunited.org/

wgscotland.org.uk/contact/

womansplaceuk.org/contact/

www.standingforwomen.com/about

Join a local group and see what you can do to help.

Take all actions on this thread

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3553125-Gender-Critical-to-do-list?msgid=86149632#86149632

And then add your own!

I agree that it is a foregone conclusion that women will go along with this and just suck up the losses and oppression that it involves. These are decisions being taken by men for the benefit of men, based on a belief that women matter less and should do as they're told.

I also agree that the nice, polite channels of writing to people and explaining the issues are having little effect on the establishment, who are quite open and unashamed in their misogyny, and that this is probably going to need to lead to active resistance and demonstration in order to be heard and taken seriously. Active boycotting of provisions and services not protected. Refusal to use mixed sex spaces and requesting single sex provision where it is not available. Setting up women only single sex provisions - you know, like women set up refuges for women because no one else cared until men wanted in on them - and using the exemptions in law, and publicly sharing in detail the kicking off and pressure this will inevitably cause. If the refuges and other services had just shared on line the content of every AWA email and call and the papers had reported on it this would be much harder for politicians to be forcing in under the table.

It does seem like there should be some settings where it’s such a no-brainer, the restriction is assessed when the service is set up (and reviewed if the serivce changes) and then it is uniformly applied, eg prisons are sex segregated (in line with UN policy worldwide for wome’s safety 🙄) and then it is applied rigorously.

That DM article about the convicted domestic abuser having access to a women’s refuge is outrageous. 😕

It’s just the complete appalling injustice that a small group of biological males ALWAYS take precedence and are prioritized over the entire female sex.

We need to start taking strategic legal action. Starting with women in prisons taking group action for the psychological trauma they’ve suffered being held with males.