Saving evidence for the future

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I was thinking about this when I discovered today that the awesome Holly Lawford-Smith, a philosopher from Australia, has been compared to the Christchurch shooter by fellow academics. Are people saving screen-shots of what the woke people say for use when society calms down and sees sense? One good thing about the internet age is that nothing can be permanently deleted. And even if it means waiting for a long time, it will be nice to remind future generations of what these people were actually saying and advocating.

Good advice.
In addition to screenshots, parents of transitioning children in particular need to record the names of all adults and groups interacting with their children - especially if they are concerned that their child is being influenced and is too young to give informed consent.
In the future when these children mature and realise what has happened to their bodies it should be so much easier for them to sue / get compensation for grooming / unacceptable influence as all the evidence is there about which groups / adults enabled this. There are also a number of politicians who have quite openly refuted all the safeguarding issues when they have been raised so the evidence trail leads to their door.

For the parents who feel powerless against this shitstorm.
This is something proactive we can all do.

Yes that is what I am talking about. The MPs who openly ignored concerns and who accused women of transphobia, all the ‘allies’, the academics who think it’s okay to persecute a female colleague. The Irish ‘feminists’ who refused to use the word woman in abortion reform and wanted ‘pregnant person’ instead. Sally Hines. The doctors running clinics who prescribed hormones to children. The many woke dudes on twitter. Adrian Harrop. Anyone using the word TERF in their writing or speech. Those are the ones I am after- they do not have the excuse of having gender dysphoria or disordered thinking. I hope that they will be held to account.