Fair Cop Harry: ' police are making threats against Mumsnet. We are on the case.'

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He's going in!

Here's his complaint in response to a tweet from the South West branch of the LGBTQ Police Network.

I'll add the tweet if I can find it.

pervvymum

[quote MrBIobby]Yes this new attack of labeling women with concerns as terrorists is the next line of attack in silencing women. This is a measured and deliberate attack on women. Interesting article here.

lesbianandgaynews.com/2022/01/jo-bartosch-on-how-gender-critical-campaigners-are-being-labelled-domestic-terrorists-and-threats-to-national-security-by-radicalisation-academics-at-kings-college-london/[/quote]
And yet there isn't enough evidence to categorise INCELS as terrorists... riiiiiiiigggggghhhhht

loopyapp incredible isn't it. Mens rights movement for sure.

@MrBIobby

loopyapp incredible isn't it. Mens rights movement for sure.

I mean ... by all means show me dark pit of the Internet where women congregate and discuss numerous desired acts of violence and sexual battery against transpeople. Where they categorise them based on objectification and write manifestos regarding the control, submission ruling of trans men and women. Or point out the feminists that have launched violent and fatal attacks on a sleepy community for their perceived validation of oppression of women's needs not being met in the immediate and complete manner it should..

Oh wait.. no.. that was the INCELS ..silly me 😒

The very same people who declare ACAB and who demand the abolition of the police, the courts and the prison system are the very same people attempting to use those institutions as their political henchmen. They'd be quite happy for rapists to walk the streets but they'll set the police on you for saying something they don't like. The fact that the police and the courts are going along with this is insane.

@JustcameoutGC

Here is something for them to monitor.

Sex is binary, immutable and real
Gender is a social construct
Transwomen are transwomen
Single sex spaces are lawful and needed
Womanhood cannot be identified into, it is the product of biology and lived experience that males can never authentically access.
Trans people have the right to live life free of harassment and prejudice.
Advancing trans rights cannot come at the expense of womens rights

stands up to applaud.

@MrBIobby

JustcameoutGC. Oh yes, this movement certainly has given men a legitimate framework in which to express their hatred of women within.

Oh yes and this.

Police monitors- stick around. You might learn something.

Oh well, I hate. I have gone from a typical liberal, lefty, live and let live type, to feeling pure hatred towards everyone attacking the rights of women and girls; be it in your face TRAs, or useless, uncritical journalists, women hating police, stupid, unthinking medical and educational staff, lefty, beardy, misogynist men and cool girls wanting to be in the cool gang.

If any police reading this wish to PM me for my details, go ahead. I'd love to see you in court. Funnily enough, I channel my hatred via polite discussion, donation and legal activism, not through issuing rape and death threats on Twitter, terrorising gatherings of women, bringing vexatious court proceedings designed to harass, intimidate and wear down ordinary women exercising their right to speak freely or attacking people in the street. But yes, I am oh so dangerous to you lot, because you can't wear me down. And you can't wear down the women on this board - who represent the majority.

If I was Justine I'd be speaking to lawyers. This is an outrageous attack on her site. WHERE is the transphobia? Has Mimmymum got any examples?

I have never seen a post that was transphobic that was not reported by the site users and removed. Not a single one.

In fact, I'd say this place is one where people who are rainbow are welcomed - have a look at the recent thread where a person defended a perceived slight against their friend Prinz Chyo who was in the Mr Gay UK competition. Not dismissed, not bullied, not derided but was engaged with and welcomed and respected - was robustly disagreed with, but not attacked.

Reading things you don't agree with is a choice, you could log off mumsnet if it is too hurtful Helen.

Women being rude, or witty or frank about trans people and their demands to our single sex spaces is not a crime.

Not yet, anyway.

@JustcameoutGC

It ia becoming clearer to me that the enthusiastic police embracing of the rainbow flag is less about tolerance of the lgbt community and much more a very nice cover for the rampant, deep seated misogyny that is so apparent. MRAs would always be attracted to working in the police, now they have been given license to harass women for simply having an opinion.

Yes, you've got it. Men on the left and men in the Labour Party in particular have found a wonderful outlet for their misogyny.

Here's a good example. twitter.com/philipoconnor/status/1482019570152054791
A man boasting about how he supports ALL women, including those with penises, except the ones who object to men identifying as women. He hates those. So he can pride himself of supporting women while also declaring his hatred of the vast majority of women and get likes and approval and feel good about himself. Dick.

@LilithOfEden

Oh well, I hate. I have gone from a typical liberal, lefty, live and let live type, to feeling pure hatred towards everyone attacking the rights of women and girls; be it in your face TRAs, or useless, uncritical journalists, women hating police, stupid, unthinking medical and educational staff, lefty, beardy, misogynist men and cool girls wanting to be in the cool gang.

If any police reading this wish to PM me for my details, go ahead. I'd love to see you in court. Funnily enough, I channel my hatred via polite discussion, donation and legal activism, not through issuing rape and death threats on Twitter, terrorising gatherings of women, bringing vexatious court proceedings designed to harass, intimidate and wear down ordinary women exercising their right to speak freely or attacking people in the street. But yes, I am oh so dangerous to you lot, because you can't wear me down. And you can't wear down the women on this board - who represent the majority.

Bravo!

Yes, I hate in exactly the same way.

Wow! So the police are paying people to sit around Mumsnetting!?

Is this some kind of joke to drive up applications for jobs?

I mean they can't attend for a burglary but they have time to read Mumsnet - it would be fucking hilarious if it wasn't so terrifying.

This South Wales? Where a man in lockdown got 5 measly years for strangling his wife as she ran for the door to escape him? Well, clearly we can all have faith that the criminal justice system there has a robust and proportionate approach to issues affecting women and girls:
www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/cwmbran-courts-anthony-williams-murder-20502506

We have so few police where I live that you can easily wait till late Tuesday for crime scene bods to show if you report a break-in first thing Monday. If you're a business, you can't afford to lose trade so you clear up and resume trading Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning. And then, conveniently, it's your fault when no one is charged.

Is that because the rozzers are busy monitoring people for expressing perfectly legal views?

I used to trust the police, but I don't now. I'm sick of a belief in biological fact, and in the consequences that flow from that biological fact, being cast as 'hate' and a 'phobia'.

Seriously, any cops watching, deal with police misogyny, and get out there and solve some bloody crimes.

The phrase ""Anti-trans radicalisation" has properly got my goat today!

Perhaps we can peak a few

#feelinginspired

Roses are red
Sexes: there are two
I was radicalised on mumsnet
How about you?

@Hoardasurass

Slightly derailing but why doesn't MNHQ sue people like Helen for slander and shut this constant repeating of the lie that we are transphobic. I know that they can't sue all of these people but if they went after a few of the big ones surely this would stop big groups like the police from publicly acting on and acknowledging such claims as actionable

Because then they'd have to be able to prove in court there's no transphobic content on their forums and that would be extremely difficult given, well, the content.

Point it out, @BlueberryCheezecake?

Where is the transphobic content?

Oh, do report transphobic content every time you see it! How lucky we are to have our very own "home guard" to check our thinking for us. We'd be lost without ya, Cheesecake. Lost, I tell you.

@BraveBananaBadge

"Anti-trans radicalisation and lobbying platform"??

Jesus H Christ.

I snorted out loud at that.

Women setting boundaries, voicing what is important to them and requiring the legislation around single sex exceptions is upheld is not transphobia.

Stop trying to silence women BlueberryCheezecake

Sueing keyboard warriors and people of ( in the grand scheme of things ) minor impact seems an expensive thing to do for little gain

And when I say women I mean the actual adult human females.

So pathetic