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He. These are not our crimes.

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Ravenclawsome · 12/04/2021 12:39

Though I wonder if the Facebook person is a secret terf as it makes it clearer this is a male despite the female pronouns.

www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/local/dundee/2125153/breaking-dundee-teenager-denan-anderson-walks-free-from-court-after-baby-rape-video-conviction/

He. These are not our crimes.
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WendyTestaburger · 12/04/2021 19:24

You never hear a peep from trans activists (who are not necessarily trans people) about this stuff. Why aren't they furious that so many people seem to be appropriating trans identities for nefarious means?

DdraigGoch · 12/04/2021 19:23

@GNCQ

A teenage girl who downloaded a toddler rape video and researched murdering babies has been allowed to walk free from court.

Sorry, but no.

We're supposed to be "pregnant people" these days. Surely this title should be "teenaged person who downloaded..."

Sorry I'm not having it.

Personally I reckon that "dirty nonce" is a suitably gender-neutral term which works in this case.
Clymene · 12/04/2021 19:09

The reporting guidelines aren't fit for purpose. This is a bloke who doesn't have a GRC (because he's only 18) and yet the capture of our press means that we effectively have self ID.

It's disgusting that sick fuckers like this bloke are called teenage girls. I know FairPlay for women are trying to do something about it but the fact that we're even in this place where sexually sadistic paedophiles can dictate their pronouns is sick.

Incidentally, Denen hasn't changed his name. It's the name on his birth certificate

EmbarrassingAdmissions · 12/04/2021 18:59

tbh, I wouldn't be confident that the casual reader would interpret that to be a middle name rather than a double-barrel name. - Additionally, it's not uncommon in Scotland for some people to take their mother's original family name as the middle name.

WhatWouldPhyllisCraneDo · 12/04/2021 18:54

@FlyPassed

Such a good point *@GNCQ*. If the words 'women' and 'girls' are so offensive and exclusionary when applied to 'vulva people', why are they not offensive and exclusionary when applied in cases like this?
So true. It seems the terms woman and female are OK when applied to criminals.
Wandawomble · 12/04/2021 18:52

Posted too soon, I’ll try again - as words and the meaning of then DO matter. @Shizuku do you think we should call this person who wants to rape babies, a teenage girl?

Wandawomble · 12/04/2021 18:50

@Shizuku do you think we should this person a teenage girl?

Clymene · 12/04/2021 18:33

@UnderHisAye

I just started a thread about this too!

I think the fact that the middle name still being used is male shows how much she gives a fuck, and is laughing at everyone involved. It's the easiest new way to say 'it wisnae me'.

He. We are under no obligation to use female pronouns to men who fantasise about raping babies children or women.

He. He is a sick paedophile

FlyPassed · 12/04/2021 18:27

Such a good point @GNCQ. If the words 'women' and 'girls' are so offensive and exclusionary when applied to 'vulva people', why are they not offensive and exclusionary when applied in cases like this?

UnderHisAye · 12/04/2021 18:11

Good point @GNCQ

GNCQ · 12/04/2021 18:08

A teenage girl who downloaded a toddler rape video and researched murdering babies has been allowed to walk free from court.

Sorry, but no.

We're supposed to be "pregnant people" these days. Surely this title should be "teenaged person who downloaded..."

Sorry I'm not having it.

UnderHisAye · 12/04/2021 13:27

I just started a thread about this too!

I think the fact that the middle name still being used is male shows how much she gives a fuck, and is laughing at everyone involved. It's the easiest new way to say 'it wisnae me'.

GoingThruTheMotions · 12/04/2021 13:07

Call me cynical, but organised murderers are a thing. They plan on meticulous detail the act, how to conceal it and when and where to get caught. Surely it's not beyond the realms of possibility to suggest that an individual might introduce the idea of them being a woman before the act, so they control coverage, sentencing and even where they are housed. It is not transphobic to suggest criminals may be motivated by exactly that, it's actually trying to separate law abiding Trans people from opportunistic criminals.

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