Please watch the re-run at 8.03 to 8.05m. The debate continues between Piers and Susanna. I'm pleased to see that Susanna was actually being sarcastic about changing the word woman and does not support this (though Piers said earlier susanna agreed with Munroe)
Piers: By being so inclusive, they actually want to exclude the majority, which to me, is not being inclusive.
It's catering and pandering to a small minority. Also Andy Barton here who's from. Essex Tweeted me: 'He worked as a disability sector for 20 yers as a physical therapist. A firm believer that he finds all faux outrage and virtue signalling amusing. Anyway he's tweeted me to say 'My 12 yr old daughter just hit the nail on the head. 'At school it's not cool if you're normal' her words exactly.'
When did that happen? When did it happen that you could not be cool by just being normal? By not having yourself attached to a fad like gender fluidity, which I think it is. It's just a fad 76 kids in one school and now identifying as gender fluid. It's just ridiculous. And now we're all just supposed to accept this as the new norm. I don't think it is, sorry.
Susanna: We definitely discussed this on the programme
P: More than any other show
S: More than any other show
P: I like Munroe but she always gets personal and she always says you're the one being aggressive. There is no more aggressive lobby group out there than Munroe and the transgender groups
S: (casts a look if doubt) I don't know, I don't think Munroe was being aggressive...
P: she's always very aggressive
S: I think she's wrong when she says you're on your own with your views about this, cos there are, as you've seen lots of responses
P: It's also lazy and trite to say it's bigotry. It's not bigotry - I'm not bigoted against anybody. I just think that when 76 kids at one school suddenly decide they're gender fluid, it's ridiculous. And I also think that when top universities in this country have student unions banning the word woman
S: Yeh but the weird thing is (closes eyes and does small pinching/quotation gestures with her hands) all they're doing is taking out the 'a' and putting an 'x' in. Doesn't make any sense Because when you speak the word it's still 'woman'
P: So why change it?
S: I'm a feminist and even I don't think that's reasonable.
P: Thank you Susanna, we've reached a point of agreement.'
S: