Sarah Vine weighs in on gender-neutral loos in the DM

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And for once I find myself in full agreement with her
www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-6069359/SARAH-VINE-writes-sums-modern-world-better-gender-neutral-loos.html

Whitehall is not the only culprit. Everywhere you look — in schools, prisons, universities, local authorities and businesses — you will find people in authority too cowardly to push back against this relentless drive to enforce the whims of the few at the expense of the many.

To dismiss those of us who oppose these so-called gender-neutral spaces as non-inclusive bigots is one of the biggest collective acts of sexual aggression towards women we have seen in recent years.

In seeking to uphold the rights of men to re-cast themselves as female, we are invading precious and vital women-only spaces in a manner that is offensive and even intimidating towards women.

This is meant to be FWR, but it is funny how a journalist writes a transphobic article and all the sexist articles they have written in the past are forgotten.

Amusing to see how promptly SarahAr appears, in order to illustrate MrGHardy's earlier point that about how transactivism relies on promoting the notion that woke people should decide whether something is true or not based on whether the writer belongs to "their" tribe, rather than on the objective facts of the case.

To be fair, SarahAr, I really dislike Sarah Vine. I would not personally link articles from her, but I think people do to show the wide spread that GC is gaining. I wouldn't invite her to a feminist meeting or even have coffee with her, but the more exposure this gets, the better. And she is actually coming at it from a sensible angle- ie 'this is erasing women' rather than 'I hate all trans people and want them gone'.

Lots of on people on this thread agonising about liking Sarah Vine's article because they don't like her politics.

SarahAr rocks up complaining that everyone is ignoring Sarah Vine's politics.

Sigh....

😂😂 Reading mustn't be Sarah's strong point.