Igneococcus
Wow. That article in The Times. They are really going for it. Criticising Mermaids and yes, I agree, it’s a call to arms (metaphorically).
They appear to be speaking directly to HCP professionals. Many of whom, I know, are deeply uncomfortable, but are scared to say so.
pisacake and AssignedPerfectAtBirth
I’m seeing a pattern emerging here. As you say, Urban Dictionary, Google, Facebook, Twitter. All being controlled, or at least deliberately influenced by men involved in the ideology.
But they can’t reach the national newspapers.
Every time a journalist like Turner writes a critical article, men on social media go into meltdown of criticism.
But the articles are coming thick and fast now. People are really beginning to see the damage the ideology is doing.
And every time a TRA kicks off in protest, it exposes more and more of both the fragility of the argument and the violence that tries to shore it up. And influential journalists have realised that there is very definitely an agenda going on here which has nothing to do with trying to support a marginalised section of society.
Women on here have wondered for several years why mainstream media have not got hold of this. Why they haven’t run stories, why they haven’t exposed the ideology and the violence.
Because it was felt that as soon as they did, and the rest of the country were alerted, the whole thing would collapse.
I can see a race to the finish between national newspapers and sites like Twitter.
I’m glad the article mentioned the drag queen story. Sending drag queens into classes of three-year-olds to teach them how not to commit a hate crime. Drag queens with names like cherrypoppin.
I don’t know whose idea that was, but it has to be the dumbest idea in history.
And I haven’t seen mainstream media mention autogynephilia yet.
Wait till that one hits the news stands.