Feminism: Sex & gender discussions
They’re not Terfs they are ‘Terds’ Senator Nick McKim announces in Tasmanian Parliament
Xoxoxoxoxoxox · 22/03/2023 09:01
I can’t believe the misogyny and hostility towards women.
twitter.com/strangerous10/status/1638373051061633025?s=46&t=KoykWa-IFitZMrteWP2pKA
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
Vintagevixen · 22/03/2023 09:29
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
Back to twitter please Owen - byeee!
Its absolutely misogyny.
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:52
Oh. And also, let's not forget, his son had been attacked and "dead-named". This was disgusting behaviour.
Why not watch the whole speech to get a context.... Here it is:
https://twitter.com/NickMcKim/status/1638370372432318464
He is calling out disgusting behaviour, that has nothing to do with feminism and advancing women's rights.
https://twitter.com/NickMcKim/status/1638370372432318464
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 09:52
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
Tell us again mishy. Are you an Australian? Or just like to make cultural statements on behalf of Australians.
Because I am getting very fucked off by your comments that have little understanding for the opinions of substantive majority of of Australians.
You also seem to have little understanding about the current wider political climate in Australia and groups such as these Neo-nazis. And you seem to also have little understanding of how the public view the media in Australia.
You DON'T speak for Australians, I suspect since you haven't answered the last 5 times that I have asked whether you are an Australian that you simply spent some time there or have relos here and believe that you 'know Australia'.
I don't understand why you continue to position yourself to make these statements.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 09:56
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:52
Oh. And also, let's not forget, his son had been attacked and "dead-named". This was disgusting behaviour.
Why not watch the whole speech to get a context.... Here it is:
https://twitter.com/NickMcKim/status/1638370372432318464
He is calling out disgusting behaviour, that has nothing to do with feminism and advancing women's rights.
And why should we believe anything you say about anything about Australia?
Usually it is very biased about issues and reflects what the media present rather than the actual opinions of Australians who live outside the bubble you read about.
Stop presenting yourself as someone who 'speaks for Australians' and makes sweeping cultural statements.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:01
"Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?"
Actually, most Australians I know, tend to also be very wary of the way the media reports things. You have no fucking idea what the 'fair go' attitude means in this instance. And you have tried this before. As I said then, months ago, if you are not Australian, don't appropriate a saying and misuse it.
Because a 'fair go' also means that the women should have been able to speak without being intimidated and without violence.
Just stop!
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:07
"There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities."
And what the fuck do you know about stats. Never once have you presented any evidence for your posts, yet you, personally, come on these threads and attempt to shame women discussing the stats!
What a hypocrite you are!
"When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause."
The Neo-nazis did not 'express support'.
Tell us Mishy. Do you support protecting children against paedophiles? Yes or no?
Because if you say you support protecting children against paedophiles, by your own logic, YOU are being supported by the Neo-nazis.
So tell us Mishy, yes or no.
Do you support protecting children agains paedophiles?
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:07
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
I agree
Bunshaped · 22/03/2023 10:10
ArabellaScott · 22/03/2023 09:56
Anyone else also finding it curious that the vitriol is all directed at the women having protests about women's rights because neonazis turned up at the event - nobody yet has criticised the actual nazis. Do they get a pass because they are men?
Yep, I notice this all the time. So fucking predictable.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:11
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:07
I agree
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
Please tell us which part you agree with?
And let's use Mishy's logic and see if you answer the question as well:
Do you support protecting children against paedophiles? yes or no?
Hoppinggreen · 22/03/2023 10:12
heathspeedwell · 22/03/2023 09:32
Nazis have been turning up to litter picking events all over the UK. They are just keen to arrive at any event where they think there will be publicity. Does being on the side of picking up litter make me a Nazi now?
I believe Hitler disliked litter so yes, you are a literal Nazi
ArabellaScott · 22/03/2023 10:13
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:10
The Neo-nazis did not 'express support'.
They turned up on the same side in agreement with the views.
How is that not expressing support?!
Have you listened to the interview with one of the neo-Nazis? They weren't there to support the women's rights campaigners, they were there to attack the trans activists.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:14
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:10
The Neo-nazis did not 'express support'.
They turned up on the same side in agreement with the views.
How is that not expressing support?!
What 'side'? Have you seen the footage?
Because for more than half of the event, they were down with the Socialist protestors.
Maybe you actually should do some research.
Because again, using your logic, those Neo-nazis were also supporting the Socialist protestors.
You are simply repeating poorly researched misinformation.
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:14
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:11
Please tell us which part you agree with?
And let's use Mishy's logic and see if you answer the question as well:
Do you support protecting children against paedophiles? yes or no?
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:07
I agree
MishyJDI · 22/03/2023 09:14
Australians and Kiwis generally won't put up with the constant attacks on minorities like that which occurs in the UK. They have a fair go for all attitude. That is what you are seeing. Saying it is "misogyny" is lazy. Green politicians, women, also stood up to Posie as well. Was that misogyny or hand maidens?
Really proud of the aussies, and next it will be the kiwis saying that this sort of anti-trans rhetoric is not welcome there.
There is a difference between debate around areas of legitimate concern, with stats that show its an issue to be addressed, versus self promotion and stiring up communities.
When nazis turn up at your event, invited or not, expressing support for you, it really has to be a rotten cause.
This tour has been an own goal for KJK. Few turning up to support, (except the nazis!) many, many to oppose.
I think the politician comment is apt. It's against this form of non feminist protest (as PP says!) versus calm and legitimate conversations.
Thanks for the share.
I've just answered that, must have cross posted.
Care to answer mine now please?
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 10:16
CremeEggQueen · 22/03/2023 10:13
Tell us Mishy. Do you support protecting children against paedophiles? Yes or no?
I'm not Mishy obviously, but yes of course I do.
Who are you talking about in this scenario though?
Who are the paedophiles, what are you talking about?
I don't know. Did you ask the Neo-nazis who they meant about who the paedophiles are?
Because that was the sign they carried.
So, YOU are supporting the Neo-nazis if you use Mishy's logic.
And as I have just posted, that group spent half their time if not more down at the end with the socialist protestors.
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