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Times article on the CPS guidance withdrawl

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Igneococcus · 02/05/2020 06:56

Not sure my thread title makes sense or is spelled right (waiting for migraine nedication to kick in) but here it is:

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/73b14124-8bc6-11ea-8030-261bf7d8ac38?shareToken=d0f1b79461622bc4560ac347cee25f8d

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Ereshkigalangcleg · 02/05/2020 09:02

Excellent point, StarintheMorning

StarintheMorning · 02/05/2020 08:22

Maybe the CPS schools work could concentrate on the real crime of children who are raped and sexually assault at school. There have been cases of sexual assault in schools from as young as six years old.

Maybe, in the process of doing that work, they would realise that pushing the trans agenda takes away a girls right to say no to any males in what should be their single sex facilities.

SarahTancredi · 02/05/2020 08:17

Her lawyer also argued that the CPS guidance meant that she risked arrest if she campaigned in school for groups that challenged trans right

I'm.not sure I like this bit. Trans people are not being denied any rights. They have the same rights as everyone else. What they want and what they shouldnt have is the right to have access to half naked members of the opposite sex.

I dont like the headline either. Kind of gives the impression they want the freedom to bully trans people which is obviously not the case.

Thankfully the rest if the article is surprisingly well written and is clearer than usual that the problem is biological.males in female designated areas .

HorseRadishFemish · 02/05/2020 08:06

Have the CPS been educating people (men) about yelling abuse from cars?

Or is this the first time they've been educators?

DickKerrLadies · 02/05/2020 07:44

What, specifically, do the CPS want to teach young people?

And do they have the time?

If they have spare time they think they could be using to educate young people they could perhaps look into their rape conviction stats first.

CheriLittlebottom · 02/05/2020 07:34

Great, thanks for the share token. That bit at the end is chilling though,

CPS spokesman said that it was committed to tackling hate crime. He said that the guidance was not about prosecuting young people but educating them and that it would be reviewed.

I loathe the use of 'educate'. What, specifically, do the CPS want to teach young people?

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