Standing for Women Manchester event Sun 15 May

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Currently streaming live on You Tube. Fantastic turnout many inspiring women speaking. Watch it if you can .. on Kellie Jay's YouTube channel.

I have noticed in the recent months that ‘trans liberation’ is being used a whole lot more. After recent incidents and court cases that have been won, guidances issued etc.

It seems to be an attempt to distract away from appearing to uphold some rather totalitarian and other problematic tactics. Tactics and claims that have been shown to be unreasonable and in some instances, very harmful.

Liberation certainly fits the ‘most oppressed and most vulnerable’ narrative too.

Why have you assumed they are MRAs? Have you considered they were TRAs, which is 100% different?

"I knew they were going to spin it to make us seem more violent"

Interesting truth slipped in there in 'more' violent.

Love her:

https://twitter.com/talulathe/status/1525835431530708996?s=21&t=o0hsGj50VYLsMWP7KEBQ

Why have you assumed they are MRAs? Have you considered they were TRAs, which is 100% different?

They are just very naught boys.

bloko harem
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too afraid to show their faces. In case their mums saw them I heard 🤣🤣🤣
Their GC mums are probably busy on MN

Fantastic talent, I loved her poem and Ajay's as well.

I'm intrigued by this assertion that MRAs and TRAs are "100% different". Sounds like a bit of a binary view. Surely it's a spectrum?

Can you point to something that all TRAs have that no MRA has? What's the universal shared experience of a TRA that means that an MRA can't be one?

Are you saying someone assigned MRA can't choose to be a TRA? Bit bigotted.

I kind of agree. Looking at some of the audience there, you can't help but think that they were the kind of people who were destined to a life of dungeons & and dragons and wa*nking over Game of Thrones before TRAs came along and let them believe that trans activism somehow makes them interesting.

The best one has to be The Barbie Meinhof Gang.

It reads as co-opting the history of women's oppression as somehow being trans oppression. Surprised they haven't attempted to link slavery, the Holocaust and Pol Pot as proof of how mean everyone us to them.

Julie Bindel has just asked on twitter which genius came up with "black pampers" ? 🤣

Just seen that - brilliant!

Also from twitter:

The Black Mega Blocks
The Them in Black

GC people are so funny.

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I kind of agree. Looking at some of the audience there, you can't help but think that they were the kind of people who were destined to a life of dungeons & and dragons and wa*nking over Game of Thrones before TRAs came along and let them believe that trans activism somehow makes them interesting.

Quite.

Video from Feminist Claire

Some more footage:

I can't get over the balaclavas. Did no-one warn them about the optics?
What were their mums thinking, letting them go out dressed like that?

They think they are guerrillas.

@dropthevipers
It sounds like something produced by Rick from The Young Ones. If they did a remake of that show, his character would be one of those idiots demanding is rights to have sex with lesbians.

Like an awful Kevin and Perry tribute act 😆

Eh? Did I read IW's tweet correctly? Comparing JKR with Saville? WTAF????

Loving all the comments re the ninjas- made me chuckle on a miserable Monday 😂

I'm still raging at the police just standing there watching women being assaulted!

Then asking her "Are you a feminist?" as if it was a negative thing.

I want to complain that the police did not arrest the guy who was assaulting that woman by the statue.

I saw the interview with the new HM Inspector of Constabulary this morning in The Times, and I think I shall write to him about this.

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/were-not-thought-police-insists-new-chief-inspector-of-constabulary-zg6hgbhm7

Sorry I haven't got a share token, but you can get the gist of it from the opening two paras:

Police forces are “not the thought police” and must focus on driving down crime given that charge rates are at their lowest in more than 30 years, the new chief inspector of constabulary has said.

Andy Cooke told The Times that chief constables needed to “avoid politics with the small p”, follow the law and remember that “different thoughts” were not an offence.

I think Greater Manchester Police has lost sight of what crime looks like, notably crime against women.

The trans activists in the clip mostly look so very young. I do wonder how much they are aware of what they're actually protesting.