Has anyone heard of Sumptuary Laws? A commentator I saw recently compared the silencing of LGB people by the T /SJWvoices as a form of modern sumptuary. I think it can be applied here too with the head girls and KJK.
Sumptuary was an ancient way for the nobility to keep the bourgeoisie in their place, by implementing arbitrary laws about what anyone outside of the nobility could dress in and consume. For example, only the nobility could wear the colour purple.
If a bourgeoise wore that colour, they would face severe penalties. From Wiki:
In Late Medieval cities, sumptuary laws were instituted as a way for the nobility to limit the conspicuous consumption of the prosperous bourgeoisie. Bourgeois subjects appearing to be as wealthy as or wealthier than the ruling nobility could undermine the nobility's presentation of themselves as powerful, legitimate rulers. This could call into question their ability to control and defend their fief, thus inspire traitors and rebels.
It feels like JCJ et al are trying to stop KJK from wearing purple. They are instigating arbitrary rules about who KJK can "mix' with, how and with whom she can platform her cause - rules to which they are not subject. Hence Julie Bindel can write for the Daily Mail and hang out with an alt-right gobshite; and WPUK can book venues like Millwall Football Club, with its history of endemic racism, without criticism; JCJ can claim to be gender critical whilst bigging up women face actors; I don't think they have the nerve to go after the excellent Kara Dansky for accepting the Fox News platform, but pillory KJK for doing the same.
They can also cash in on the "GC" cause with their books and articles, but KJK's merchandise is a no-no, something to look down their noses on. Even though a simple 4 word phrase on a billboard and a few stickers have made more impact on ordinary women - and got more TRA backs up both here and internationally - than a thousand untouched books gathering dust in Waterstones. Just glimpsing a t-shirt passing you by or a sticker on a lamp post in your home town, knowing there's another woman that shares your hopes and fears on your doorstep, means more than some far away commentator and their article buried in a broadsheet you don't have time to read. The "Be The Billboard" concept is genius. We don't need to know the intricacies of Dworkin et al to make an impact. Simple but effective methods that have captured the imagination of thousands of us, and turned the ordinary woman on the street into a stickering, slogan wearing guerrilla fighter.
Posie is not a feminist and doesn't want to be a feminist leader. She has made this clear. She calls herself a "femalist" , because she says she is doing what she does for all females, not just an elite few at the top of "feminism". Much like one of JCJ's other targets, Karen Davis, who refuses to use the "GC" moniker, but prefers "biological realist", because she has been told, very firmly, she is not welcome in the "GC Feminist" club as defined by the likes of JCJ. As PP have said, her strength is giving no fucks and having open arms to all. She's not going to sneer at you for not having read the right books or adhering to the "correct" politics. She is by no means perfect, but she's effective in a way nobody else on the GC side has been.