Trans movement 'threatens women's rights' - Home Office minister

[ArabellaScott]

https://mobile.twitter.com/TalkTV/status/1640267395892649985

Chris Phelp on KJK and trans movement. This seems significant.

A very clear statement. And heartening to see that the government are fully aware of and concerned by both what happened to women in NZ and on their doorstep in London this weekend for daring to peacefully talk about their rights.

Boom! Well done KJK and all the NZ women organisers.

Wtf has it come too that multiple women were assaulted by transactivists before the authorities decided to take notice?

Excellent statement.

‘I completely support everybody’s right to protest, especially women’s rights to protest. I think the way that women’s rights have been threatened by the trans movement is deeply concerning to me, I’m very concerned about the law that was proposed obviously in Scotland, that the government took action over.

I think what happened in New Zealand was just terrible, that lady had every right to express her views in defence of women’s rights, it was a completely legitimate thing to do and the way that she was essentially abused by a baying mob was completely unacceptable’

Chris Philp, Home Office

I'm stunned to hear this stated so clearly:

"women’s rights have been threatened by the trans movement"

What a great statement!

Seems apt.

Posie said she was under police protection until she left?!?! After they let her be attacked first

It’s domestic terrorism. And so long as it’s been left wing women victimised by what appears to be their own side, the government DGAF, however now they can see Posie/KJK has or could get traction in the mainstream, they finally speak up. Better late than never.

That said I’ll believe that the government take this seriously when cabinet members comment on it and when they raise it in Parliament to condemn what has happened in NZ to Posie and the NZ women she was with and what happened to Maria MacLachlan and all the attacks on women’s right to speak that have happened in the UK - including apparently sanctioned kettling at Speakers Corner just this weekend by TRAs.
The police response should be criticized. They’re leaving peaceful women who are protesting completely unprotected.

The police knew Posie was coming, they knew there was going to be an event where women spoke. They weren't there to protect women.

It seems deliberate, to me.

Me too. The minister of police said beforehand she was confident that the police were in control and able to protect everyone. They were asked many times before, Posie was in contact. They knew. They did this on purpose.

Excellent now as a Home Office minister what he is going to do about the police taking no action this weekend in London

Yep. I am wondering if the Home office are going to have formal words with the NZ police/govt.

As an aside, do the more naive young TRAs ever stop to notice that the very same institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic police that they chant about defunding, find it rather easy to stick up for TRAs however scary a mob they are?

They need a word with the Met.

The auditor bloke getting things on camera as an impartial bystander is a real PR disaster for them.

Thanks for this

And to KJK for showing it so plainly and everyone who keeps posting so well on here

Good.

Now the Labour Party needs to notice and stop burying it's head in the sand.

This is a clear and deliberate attack on women's rights.

She was a guest to another country, and spreading a message of division. The locals had every right to oppose a message of division, dressed up as "womens rights". Meanwhile, the UK right wing keep milking the culture wars.

Legitimate views.

Assaulted by a baying mob.

Unacceptable.

Still waiting incidentally for you to confirm the same thing on the other thread Mishy:

Are you saying that it is acceptable to assault a woman for saying something you disagree with?

What do you mean by oppose

Violence against women?

Punching 70 year old women and hounding out people with violence. Are you ok with that?

Why are you on Mumsnet if you don’t believe women should have a voice? Or rights?

Loving Mishys ‘hot take‘ - women talking in públic about their rights and concerns for children should be punched and abused.

anyone in the UK who thinks it’s a bad look to abuse women for talking in public is Tory.

oh I bet you long for the days of ‘no debate’.

The left wing (whatever that is supposed to mean nowadays) are physically assaulting people and you blame the right for what? Saying it’s not ok to attack women?

Give your head a wobble!

including apparently sanctioned kettling at Speakers Corner just this weekend by TRAs.
The police response should be criticized. They’re leaving peaceful women who are protesting completely unprotected.

Odd isn't it, the police are very mindful of the right to free speech when it comes to men on the streets hurling abuse and death threats at women through megaphones, then seem to forget all about that right to freedom of expression when it comes to women they're hauling in for ''voluntary'' interviews because she exercised her rights in a non-violent manner.

The police are a joke. A waste of space. It looks like they either sympathise with these violent MRA terrorists, or they're too scared to police them.