And you can keep trying to distract all the way.
It makes little difference because you are the one who has twisted what she says in the podcast.
Here are the words:
How many girls do you need to know that they can no longer talk about what is unsafe? And what makes them feel unsafe because they are too afraid that they are going to be called unkind?
How many girls? A whole generation? Is that enough for you? Entire groups of children at university ?
Is that enough for you?
Does it have to be your own daughter before you will stand up and defend somebody? And even then, do you ?
Men, pretty bad. Right? Men, pretty bad. Unless a steaming pile of excrement is under their nose, they don’t smell it. But we women, we don’t smell it, we don’t taste it, we feel it. With every fibre of our bodies we feel it. We know it.
We remember it.
We remember a creepy man how they made us feel and now we're telling our daughters don't worry love – he calls himself a woman!
We knew when we were younger that those were the creepiest of men!
We knew it!
We could say it!
Nobody rang the bloody police about it because the police knew it!
We knew!
Way back a guy wrote a book about serial killing and often serial killers because serial killing is often a sexual kind of motivation. Starts with flashing, exposing one’s self, then it is minor sexual assault, then it is rape, then it is murder, that is how serial killing works. It is sexual fetish we know how strong they are. Often, those men were auto gynophiles.
We knew this. We knew it. The Police knew it. And now suddenly they have been rebranded as stunning and brave and vulnerable.
And now suddenly they are rebranded as stunning and brave and vulnerable – SOD OFF!
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(happy to post the rest but it is back on page 14 if anyone wants to go and look)
She is talking about 'males' and pointing out that now 'some' males are allowed to access these spaces because they have identified as 'women'.
Yet, that throughout time we have called out the "creepy man" who calls themselves a woman to get access to women's spaces to expose themselves.
Why are you not calling out the behaviour of those men?