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Kemi Badenoch v Kier Starmer at PMQs 23/4/25: Starmer won't apologise to women.

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NoFineBalance · 23/04/2025 14:32

I haven't seen another thread on this, so hope it's ok to start one. Kemi Badenoch v Kier Starmer at PMQs. Starmer can get to fuck, the weasel. Does he realise how foolish he sounds? All he does is attack her on matters irrelevant to the issue at hand, so he doesn't have to answer a simple question. (Apologies for the GB news link to those who find them unpalatable.)

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thenoisiesttermagant · 23/04/2025 14:51

He's so offensive. Soundbites and refuses to apologise to the living hell he put Rosie Duffield through, prefers to go on about politics and Tories plus Reform. No apologies to the women abused as a result of his inaction. Refuses to condemn the attacks on Baroness F. Doesn't criticise his own MPs mischaracterising the SC judgement and stoking up irrational fear which is unfair to both women and transpeople. Doesn't mention the death threats against women in recent trans protests and seems disinclined to force the police to take action against actual death threats. Two tier Kier indeed.

Kemi B listened to Kiera Bell when civil servants tried to stop her, she put forward the gender questioning children safeguarding guidance. Which Labour have sat on. She's not perfect but she's done more for women and child safeguarding that KS ever has.

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NoFineBalance · 23/04/2025 14:50

LlynTegid · 23/04/2025 14:35

Let him or her who is without sin cast the first stone.

Kemi Badenoch was Minister for Equalities for nearly two years. If the government whom she was a part of had actually addressed this and engaged with the Scottish SNP led administration, the court case would have been completely unnecessary.

Trans identifying men are not women and never were, in law or in fact. That the major Scottish party wasn't able to grasp this meant that there was no other choice but to take the matter to court. 10-15 years of eroding women's rights led to the Supreme Court ruling. No amount of "engagement" would have helped. Women continually tried to engage, and were excluded from every conversation about their own rights, both within and without Parliament, and vilified for even asking to be included.

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LlynTegid · 23/04/2025 14:35

Let him or her who is without sin cast the first stone.

Kemi Badenoch was Minister for Equalities for nearly two years. If the government whom she was a part of had actually addressed this and engaged with the Scottish SNP led administration, the court case would have been completely unnecessary.