Rape is a crime of forced inclusivity. Do rape victims have a right to exclude men from their rape counselling? Do you believe women have a right to exclude men from their bodies and therapy or not?
Forced inclusivity in rape counselling People (such as those in the Scottish Green Party and Rape Crisis Scotland) that force women to work with a male rape counsellor do not have an understanding of the neurological, psychological, biological and social effects of mens violence. Rape victims often have a trauma-informed response to a male-bodied person and need a trauma‑informed space that is often a women-only space. Forced inclusivity in rape counselling (funded by tax payers including women tax payers), is conscription of women’s bodies and minds to validate male-born people.
Mridul Wadhwa a male born transwoman forces inclusivity as CEO of the Edinburgh rape crisis centre (ERCC) and member of Scottish Green Party, and believes women do NOT have a right to exclude men from their bodies or rape counselling.
Wadhwa laughed at a survivor while she stood up in a meeting at the Scottish Parliament to talk about how she needed single-sex spaces and sniggered and eye-rolled during a conversation about Male Violence against Women MVAW.
Wadhwa publically ponders that rape victims orgasm
Wadhwa on the Guilty Feminist Podcast insisted that “therapy is political”. The podcast didn't discuss the real effects on women, personal testimony or empathy but prioritised validating Wadhwa, and judging rape victims as prejudiced. Wadhwa said women with “discriminatory” views who sought help after being sexually assaulted would be encouraged to “reframe their trauma”. That you can educate women out of wanting a female counsellor calling them bigoted, hateful and at fault to be judged.
QUESTION FOR POLICY MAKERS
#AskRapeCrisisScotland
Male fetishist of female victimhood. Do you acknowledge that they exist? It’s not inconceivable that a male fetishist obsessed with female rape victim trauma would seek a position where they can listen in on rape survivors calls 4 times a week, think about rape victims orgasming and punish survivors for not validating them.
*Do you understand the difference between a Male fetishist and other transwomen’?Datun explains the difference here and Karen Ingala Smith Chief Executive Nia, described just some of the different groups in oral evidence to parliament:
”I am talking about risk assessments.Basically, you are askingsomebody to differentiatein terms oftransgender people who are born male and have experienced men’s violence,have managed to unpick male socialisation and the sense of male entitlement.They will come intothe refuge and not use that position toabuse women.There are transgender people born malewho genuinely experience violence but still behave in a male socialised wayand bring the trappings of that entitlement with them.There are transgender people who are born male,who are narcissistic perpetratorsand have managed to convince themselves they are the victims.We all know that male perpetrators often see themselves as victims.There are transgender people born male who are fetishists of female victimhood.Wehave delivered services orhave been accessed by malesto whom that would apply.There are alsomen who are pretending to be trans and are using a pretend trans status to trytotrack down women.It is really complicated.It is notjust a simple,straightforward risk assessment thatisfoolproof.”