What really pissed me off is this from another thread written by another Labour person:
While our society has for decades agreed to require women and girls to make limited accommodations in the public sphere for all those who are experiencing gender dysphoria, in order to facilitate an accessible public realm,
agreed to require women and girls to make limited accommodations - this is the problem, how dare they do this? No-one asked women whether they wanted to do this. Why weren't men asked to make accommodations for these males? We all know why - it is because this is what men want.
The GRA is an insulting, offensive Act that reduces women and girls to ridiculous sexist stereotypes, diminishes women, it's a fucking disgrace and has to go. It obfuscates between sex and gender and is an absolute dogs dinner. Why is someone changing the sex marker on ANY document when they are claiming to change gender? It's nonsense.
I will never forgive Labour for doing this, furthermore, it's a Male Rights Act it would never in a million years even merit consideration if it was females asking for these rights over men and the men made damn sure they protected their privileges when enacting it, see the exception for hereditary titles and estates. The whole Act was done for and on behalf of men and women were just expected to suck it up and submit.
The GRA needs to go. No-one should be able to falsify a Birth Certificate, a legal document that states FACTS and then hide it with a super secret piece of paper that can't be asked about.
If sex can be altered on a Birth Certificate why not Place of Birth? Why can't those who want to come to the UK and claim British Citizenship and a British Passport not just change their place of birth on the claim that they have always felt British?
Remove all references to gender or gender reassignment in the EqA, protections to be based on the characteristic of sex, birth sex only.
Single sex spaces and services to be mandatory, and to be just that SINGLE SEX, and sex to be the sex a person was born. A separate additional third option to be made available alongside where practicable and necessary.
People can dress as they please within already accepted limits and requirements, change their name to whatever they want, adults can make any body modifications they wish and not be discriminated against for doing so but their sex remains as the sex they are born and they access the spaces, services and facilities based on their sex, not their presentation or belief about themselves.