My word, that is incredibly brave of her. I shouldn't feel like that because every single thing she says is true, sane, rational and based on material reality. And respectful of the needs of all.
Boggles the mind to know that this might get her even more attacks, while a young bloke like Ross Greer who clearly has less than zero understanding of the reality of our lives, of what it means to be female in a male-dominated world can pontificate about putting men's feelings above women's rights and will be applauded for it.
RG was the only one at that debate by the way who in my view was offensive and disrespectful to those who disagreed with him, a truly astonishing display of male privilege.
Even the Conservatives (I can't believe I'm saying that - the Conservatives!) were more respectful, fair and balanced than Ross and considered the rights of women while being mindful of the needs of LGBT people.
The Conservatives winning that comparison versus the party I've voted for all my life! FFS 
Ross had the gall to say that all respectable women's organisations agreed with him that there is no problem with including men who self-ID as trans in all women's spaces.
Smearing all of the new grassroots - and most importantly not goverment-funded and therefore independent - women's rights groups as dishonest, disreputable, and unworthy.
And we know of course from the individual women's groups included within these umbrella organisations that it does cause issues and harms the women and children who they are trying to support. They just daren't say that out loud because of people like Ross calling all dissenting voices bigoted and disreputable (but worse still because they would jeopardise their funding).
And he didn't just play trans privilege activist bingo, insulting women by repeatedly calling us cis, framing objections to a non-binary sex question as bigotry etc etc, he also claimed the NHS had no problem with letting people self-identify their sex by changing their CHI number.
Imagine being elected to parliament and saying that out loud. I have a number of friends who work in the NHS and they have a huge, enormous problem with that. But Ross apparently knows better.
Sadly, one of his trump cards, that sex is a spectrum had been denied him by the unequivocal rejection and strong condemnation of the original Bill conflating metaphysical trans identities and the physiological medical conditions collectively known as DSDs.
What a triumph for sanity, science and reason that was.
Cannot for the life of me remember what ACH said. As soon as he started telling an inspiring story of his own child making pithy, precocious remarks about a young boy who was really a girl because he liked wearing dresses, my eyes glazed over and my brain decided to spare me the rest. Might watch it again if it's worth it but as he also played a bit of trans privilege activist bingo, I doubt it's worth it.