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Why aren’t we using our democratic right to protest?

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WhiteVelvet · 29/02/2024 21:45

We have a democratic right to protest in the UK.

We have the right to publicly protest for our biological sex rights to be upheld.

Other than a small but dedicated group of people under KJKs movement, women have not taken to the streets. In numbers, there is safety.

So why aren’t we?

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WhiteVelvet · 29/02/2024 22:10

Draigosaurus · 29/02/2024 22:01

I think it’s mainly because we just don’t have enough tractors.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-68417344

Don’t really get this, i’m not party political.

I just want our rights back.

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WhiteVelvet · 29/02/2024 22:07

PogueMahoneRishi · 29/02/2024 22:00

Women in Scotland have been rallying and holding street stalls, to show the public what is happening regarding the removal of their rights, for several years now. We gave been networking, ribboning, stickering, slating and judicial reviewing our Gov for years. And we are the ones with actual legislation on the table.

Excellent!

I’m really talking about good numbers of people mobilising to the streets all over the UK for huge rallies and often. Like the numbers seen for the anti lockdown protests which were frequent.

There is very little public visibility around the movement. Lots of news articles in certain publications but not enough direct action.

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PogueMahoneRishi · 29/02/2024 22:00

Women in Scotland have been rallying and holding street stalls, to show the public what is happening regarding the removal of their rights, for several years now. We gave been networking, ribboning, stickering, slating and judicial reviewing our Gov for years. And we are the ones with actual legislation on the table.

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