The other side of this is the threats of violence.
I've just seen an exchange, quite brutal.
Where the man concerned is coming up with creative ways to kill terfs, but talking to people about it, addressing his threats to actual women, instead of just posting randomly.
I honestly don't believe that there are this many violent psychopaths out there. I think it's far more likely to be some twat in his mum's basement.
Their bitterness and anger is real, though.
But the women reading it have to make a mental effort to not take it seriously.
Because threats of violence towards women are always underpinned with the reality.
The knowledge that it is men who kill, not women leaves no room for complacency.
I see this as another disconnect between men and women. Men simply don't realise how women have to take these things seriously.
Which is why when you point it out, they tend to dismiss it as nutters.
As though they are an alien group, not walking amongst us.
Women's life experience tells them otherwise. That some men can turn on a dime. And you can't tell which ones. And that it's not unusual.
The woman who said that men's greatest fear is that women will laugh at them and women's greatest fear is that men will kill them?
The postscript to that is that if you act on men's greatest fear, they will often then act on yours.
The violent threats that transactivists make don't seem to be taken seriously by the social media platforms they use, or law-enforcement.
Another reason for female representation across the board to be equal to that of men.
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