jj1968 I think it is perfectly possible to make your point without picking on an individual homeless person and shaming them across the internet for a stupid tweet that for all you know isn't even true, chaotic people say all sorts of things. The reasons the women who ran that shelter were so upset is because it can take very little to tip an individual person like that into crisis, and it's the workers who see the results of that and have to pick up the pieces, if there are indeed any pieces left to pick up. Its utterly shameful behaviour in my view and shows you know nothing about the entire sector you are claiming to protect.
The person who made those tweets has never denied making them, nor the veracity of the contents thereof, nor have they retracted them, on what basis do you decree them untrue?
Yet again, you go straight to minimising the behaviour of this person and the impact their behaviour had on the vulnerable, traumatised women who were subject to it. You just cannot feel any sympathy for the vulnerable traumatised women further abused by this aggressive, abusive person, you cannot bring yourself to say this should never have happened, that safeguarding failed and the women in that shelter were the victims of that failing. The only person in this case you care about is the one perpetrating the abuse against already abused, traumatised, vulnerable women. The shameful behaviour was perpetrated by that individual, the Shelter for failing to protect their other residents from it and dismissing criticism of it and you for doing the same. There was no shameful behaviour on the part of those who drew attention to it.
I really think some elements of the GC movement have completely lost their moral compass. Perhaps that is the result of a politics that seems to celebrate not being kind. It makes me think reading some of the desperately sad stories of gender critical people who have lost friends or whose kids won't speak to them anymore that perhaps it's not because they don't understand basic biology, but because you do callous shit like this to a vulnerable homeless person and seem to think it's perfectly okay and normal. It's why people think you're a hate movement.
The callous shit is being done to women, and all you can say is 'be kind'. The hate movement is not the one fighting for the rights of women and girls it's the one that decrees vulnerable, traumatised women and girls should suffer further abuse at the hands of people like the individual in this case.
You keep asking for examples as to how women are adversely and negatively impacted by this ideology, you are given them, you don't like them and immediately DARVO them. I don't believe you've ever had or even know what a moral compass is, you really are a piece of work.