Labour female leader

[littlebillie]

After reading all what has been discussed surround trans and the Labour Party. It was made me wonder if the Labour Party would ever allow a woman to lead. Although they seem to represent social diversity the chances of a woman allowed to lead seem slim. Their major supporters including the Unions seem male lead as well. The recent discussions surrounding women and identity means the female voice is lost.

Tbh even if there was one, they would have to be someone who said and did the right thing and didn't think critically or question things and complied completely with the ideology. Which wouldn't be very good for the leadership of anything.

They will have a lovely woman leader with a beard and a willy and we will be told that he is a woman because, I am not quite sure why. His inner feeling or something to do with clown fish. I get confused and I wish someone would tell me what my sex is now as I am not sure what I am.

It's so depressing.

All the "nice guy" labour activist types I know have not a fucking clue about women's issues, bang in and on about equality but are obsessed with NAMALT and WATM? I.e. Can't talk about prostitution as a women's issue but a people issue because "women prostituting men" is the same issue.

They do not accept women as a class.

It's seriously grim.

I can't vote for Labour any more. They don't accept that reproductive sex exists and matters, which is a red line for me. Politically homeless like so many others.

Take heart from NZ.

Helen Clark.

Jacinda Ardern.

And still the nz govt thinks it's a great idea to tax selling women to men. Let's see if Arden changes anything.

Who are the candidates?
Labour are in the position they have been for a while, with few political heavyweights, male or female.
Just had a look at their cabinet, and I don't think there are any men who could replace Corbyn with any credibility, never mind women.