There is a scathing article in The Spectator by Brendan O'Neill which takes aim at Dawn Butler's latest incoherent ramblings. He makes the point that her statements are anti Scientific and that it is astonishing that an allegedly serious contender for Labour leader is making these ludicrous assertions in public. He concludes with the following:
Who in their right mind would vote for a party whose prospective leaders think sex isn't real, biology is a myth and violent men should be allowed to live with women?
And kicks off with this:
Imagine if a politician went on TV and said ‘The Earth is flat’. Or ‘Man didn’t really land on the Moon, you know’. We would worry about that politician’s fitness for public life. Well, Dawn Butler has just done the trans equivalent of that. She appeared on Good Morning Britain yesterday and said babies are born without a sex. That is easily as loopy and anti-scientific as saying the Earth isn’t a sphere