Man exposed himself to 5 yr old in supermarket aisle

Anyone who comes on a thread about a man flashing a five year old solely to tell off women for womaning wrong and having basic pattern recognition is signalling that they have a serious problem.

I was thinking of the NSPCC employee in rubber gear filming porn in the NSPCC offices and uploading it, who the NSPCC feel the need to protect and ask that anyone being critical of his behaviour on twitter be reported to twitter.

Reading this site makes me fully understand why so few young women call themsleves feminists.

You're beyond reason. You decide on an opinion then say whatever it takes to make a situation fit the narrative you want it to.

Pity really. Feminism is needed more today than it ever has been and you're driving intelligent women away from it.

"You cannot reason someone out of something he or she was not reasoned into."

You have not used reason to form your opinions on this issue to there is no point in further debate.

siring1
But hey its all good
Is a reference to the gaslighting we've all been subjected to with regards to males in female spaces. Surely u can't b that hard of thinking.

If they have the balls to flash in a flipping supermarket, what on Earth do we think will they be like behind closed doors in a women only designated space?

siring1, I'm sure the NSPCC and everyone else would condemn what's happened here. But they don't condemn the idea of male-bodied people who identify as female, or say they do, using the same changing rooms and toilets as women and young children. Quite the contrary, actually - they are keen that anyone should be able to identify as any gender they like and use the associated facilities without any gatekeeping process. All normal safeguarding processes are therefore out of the window. What's more, as many people who say they are non-binary or even trans continue to dress and present to the world as they always have, and as Stonewall etc have done lots of diversity training in workplaces explaining that this is all fine and objecting to it is transphobic and could lead to prosecution for hate crimes, far fewer people are prepared to challenge someone who looks like a man going into a women's toilet/changing room.

Post the link to the NSPCC page about this incident saying they think it's a good thing.

Find one person saying this is good.

Ffs. If there were actual consequences for this type of behaviour I'm sure they'd manage to control themselves. But hey why should women and kids matter?