Gender critical lesbian "forced" to leave lesbian bar after being accused of a "hate crime"

It has gone from seeking acceptance/fairness which is fine to imposing views on others and invading women-only spaces.
Yes, I dread to think what the future will bring.

Next time you hear someone pushing for "trans rights", bear in mind that this is what they're campaigning for. Even if they don't know it.

This is madness.

A woman who was just minding her business being kicked out of a lesbian bar simply because of the words of a man.

I must say I was sympathetic to transgender people (because I would not want anyone to be discriminated against) but this type of nonsense has made me hardened my views on the issue.

It has gone from seeking acceptance/fairness which is fine to imposing views on others and invading women-only spaces. Not acceptable.

50 years ago an openly lesbian woman in a bar would have faced discrimination and possibly asked to leave with the oppressor generally being a white male and the victim being lesbian and female.

Today with the white male now identifying as a woman they have become the victims and the oppressor has become the lesbian woman.

In the Victimhood Pyramid, trans rights trumps lesbian rights.

It has held up in court, several times now that yes, gender critical beliefs are protected under "belief and religion".

I'm not sure what is hard to understand about that.

The police not giving a shit is absolutely nothing new.

i stand corrected, didnt know that

Seperate to any claim for discrimination (in relation to her protected belief), could this also be cause for the establishment's alcohol licence to be reviewed? They surely cant be allowed to operate a policy of violence against people whose religious or philosophical beliefs they dislike without consequence?

Gender critical belief is a protected characteristic.

Yep.

Gender critical belief is a protected characteristic.

Just to clarify, from a legal perspective
of course there is absolutely no excuse to be unduly forceful, and if she was hurt then that's awful and she should absolutely take this further against the bouncer
But legally, pubs can refuse entry and remove people for any reason that isnt protected by the equality act (ie not a protected characteristic)
the article also says that police noted no unlawful activity from the pub in ejecting her

I'd be happy to contribute to a fundraiser. These fuckers need putting back in their box.