Reports of Macclesfield pub barring woman for wearing’adult human female’ T shirt

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For an author, Melissa Cole dont write so good.

Ooh that Melissa is a charmer. She knows which side her bread's buttered on - the beardy wokebro side!

If you look at Melissa Cole's tweets on this, she appears to be gathering information from one side only to put together a justification for the T-shirt wearer being barred.

This is why I now shy away from the parts of the media that take pride in being progressive.

That is strange.

The first tweet says "if they were distributing leaflets like this"...

And then Melissa Cole posts the screenshot of the tweet of Cole asking the brewery to DM Cole. And the brewery saying yes.

And then another tweet from Cole saying "I've seen the evidence". But no screenshot of the actual evidence.

We're supposed to just take Cole's word for it.

"You know it’s the ideology behind the slogan, not the slogan itself, that it is used by groups of people who want to identify themselves with an ideology that excludes a vulnerable group in society. Let’s not act the cunt here"

I get what you mean Pinky. the t shirt exists is because of the ideology that a man can become a woman, and it is women, the vulnerable group, who are going to be excluded when there are no single sex spaces anymore. And I get that the 'cunty' remark is a reminder of TGLWGH but I haven't seen any below the belt posts myself. but otherwise I agree

And then another tweet from Cole saying "I've seen the evidence". But no screenshot of the actual evidence.

The person whose photo putting the FP4W leaflets in the bin in September (retweeted by Melissa Cole) has also made allegations about previous incidents involving the woman banned yesterday.

twitter.com/MelissaCole/with_replies

Who knew buying IPA (it's bound to be IPA, that's about all "craft beer" consists of these days) in a pub was such an ideological minefield? Much simpler to drink at home, I think.

Who knew buying IPA (it's bound to be IPA, that's about all "craft beer" consists of these days) in a pub was such an ideological minefield?

It would be interesting to know the pub's policy as to which 'dangerous ideologies' can not be held/expressed (?) by patrons.

Is there a list, a test at the door?
(Its quite cold in Macclesfield, I wonder if the test can be taken online before going in)

It seems to embody all of 2018, this, doesn't it?

Some dimbos proclaiming that biology is a "dangerous ideology".

And fully expecting to be lauded for it.

Melissa Cole gives talks about need for inclusion etc in the craft beer industry.
www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Article/2018/02/26/Craft-Beer-Rising-Lack-of-diversity-harming-industry-warn-minority-groups

The person whose photo putting the FP4W leaflets in the bin in September (retweeted by Melissa Cole) has also made allegations about previous incidents involving the woman banned yesterday.

There's something really strange about all this. The woman wearing the t-shirt had apparently been served food and three pints, and was playing a board game when she was asked to leave. If the pub management didn't want her custom, why didn't they refuse to serve her when she first went in?

I know the pub and I know the woman in question.

She is a radfem zealot who does not mince her words and speaks the truth wherever she goes. She is a true champion of women's rights and I'm surprised she's not as well known as some of our more prominent figures. She surely deserves to be.

That bright, brilliant, argumentative and assertive lesbian woman is not transphobic. She simply refuses to lie through her teeth and puts women first in everything she does.

That little pub is indeed infested with woke dudebros, I ran into one there when The Woman In Question and I were out, and although they do good beer, I will not be supporting them with my money anymore. They've lost at least 2 customers here due to their misogyny.

Popchyck dimbos is such the right word for these people.

I suspect someone spotted her T-shirt and shouted TERF TERF TERF at the bar staff so they had to ask her to leave in case there was a bout of narcissistic rage

Maybe LAWS, WPUK, Standing For Women or We Need to Talk will run a meeting in Macclesfield in the new year?

I wear my ‘adult human female’ hoody all the time, never been kicked out of a pub yet, although I’ve been avoiding the most likely place I’d be ejected from. Maybe I should nip in for a pint, with voice recorder at the ready?

drinkswineoutofamug said
"howls it's in the market place near the town hall , easy to spot. Chairs outside, lots of men with beards and checked shirts on."

Are you sure they're men?

@Childrenofthestones they look like men ..... real beards not the fantastic knitted version that manfriday wore. As it's near me, I may bob in wearing my tshirt sometime this week.

they look like men ..... real beards not the fantastic knitted version that manfriday wore

THere was discussion yesterday about a blog by Laurie Penny's ex partner, Margaret Killjoy (a transwoman)

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3464008-How-you-destroy-gender

& of course there is Alex Drummond (Stonewall Trans Advisory) 'widening the bandwidth' of how to be a woman/lesbian etc

Whichever way you cut this up, describing the dictionary definition of women as a dangerous ideology is indeed a daily mail wet dream, Melissa Cole.

It's just about the most unadulterated misogyny I can think of.

So let's have it. Explain.

Previous transphobia from the lesbians could have involved saying no to some fun penis based sex?

I think about all the times I've been hararssed / assaulted in pubs and no-one has ever been chucked out...

i think of the handful of times random men did / said stuff to women, who loudly objected and the women ended up on the pavement...

Always goes one way doesn't it.

Perhaps they would prefer women to wear shirts that say "I am a front hole" ????

Her ''previous transphobia'' was merely talking about the issue.

Remember those peanut / pork scratching things they had in pubs where as you sold them a topless woman was revealed?

Don't know why I suddently though of them > just mulling all the things in pubs over the years I have not felt comfy about.

I expect they will bring them back soon in a retro "ironic" way.