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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Is the Trans shooter in Nashville Male or Female?

545 replies

Tradeup · 28/03/2023 04:53

The murderer who came in and killed 3 children and 3 adults is trans and called Audrey, I am confused as to their biological sex.

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Gladiaterf · 28/03/2023 17:00

ScrollingLeaves · 28/03/2023 16:50

These school shooting massacres are so awful. Imagine the horror of a child going to school to face that terror; imagine your child going to school and never coming home.

On a Swedish study of transsexuals, it was found that MtF (transwomen) retained male offending patterns.

but

FtM (transmen) did not retain female offending patterns. They became more like men.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3043071/

I was reading about this earlier, it refers to FtM trans people taking testosterone.

Which makes sense.

AnythingToSay · 28/03/2023 17:04

Logicoutofthewindow · 28/03/2023 16:38

Wow.

Try saying something useful.

supravit · 28/03/2023 17:04

Bunshaped · 28/03/2023 16:46

This is an awful lot of detailed information to know in a very short time.

Do you have links?

got it from Andrew Taye I'm guessing

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 17:05

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiYr6jP-_79AhVz8bsIHT9OCowQFnoECBcQAw&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwapp.capitol.tn.gov%2Fapps%2FBillInfo%2FDefault.aspx%3FBillNumber%3DHB0001&usg=AOvVaw1uF3Ex3-iSACveYp_06cll

Link to something called House Bill No 1 in Tennessee General Assembly legislation. It’s an amendment which prohibits the performance on minors of certain medical procedures related to gender identity, and creates and establishes additional courses of action and penalties for violations. Police, FBI and ATF are now reported to be investigating possible links to recent protests against the Bill.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiYr6jP-_79AhVz8bsIHT9OCowQFnoECBcQAw&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwapp.capitol.tn.gov%2Fapps%2FBillInfo%2FDefault.aspx%3FBillNumber%3DHB0001&usg=AOvVaw1uF3Ex3-iSACveYp_06cll

RedToothBrush · 28/03/2023 17:10

BellePeppa · 28/03/2023 16:41

They're dead now so they won’t care they’re called it.

When you talk on the internet, you aren't just talking to the person you reply directly to. You are talking to an audience of onlookers too.

The 'look what you made us do' narrative is already being pushed.

Think about it.

RedToothBrush · 28/03/2023 17:12

Gladiaterf · 28/03/2023 17:00

I was reading about this earlier, it refers to FtM trans people taking testosterone.

Which makes sense.

And transwomen still retain more testosterone than women - hence one of the major issues in sport.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 17:16

bravelittletiger · 28/03/2023 14:49

Where did you get the information that she was born female. I got the impression she is a trans woman (I.e born male). I actually came on to start a thread saying it was making me angry that they were implying this was a female committed crime (and skewing the statistics as a result) when actually it was committed by someone born male which would be much more typical of shooting crime statistics.

Definitely female born.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 17:22

ArabellaScott · 28/03/2023 12:19

TBH I don't think the subject of discussions on a UK talkboard is going to help or hinder the poor families involved. I hope they have plenty of support and my heart aches for them.

This is a 'tragedy' that was avoidable. To avoid further crimes/atrocities/tragedies, society needs to ask questions. Avoiding discussion is not really an option.

There are a number of threads on this and there have been several posts from the USA and one specifically from Nashville where the shooting took place, asking for the MN discussion around the trans issues to stop as it was distressing for all concerned - including the family of the perpetrator. Have had a quick look through but can’t find that specific post - it’s there somewhere though if you have the time.

RedToothBrush · 28/03/2023 17:23

supravit · 28/03/2023 17:04

got it from Andrew Taye I'm guessing

Link is on thread in feminism chat. One of the NY publications is saying it apparently

coldmarchmorn · 28/03/2023 17:26

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 17:22

There are a number of threads on this and there have been several posts from the USA and one specifically from Nashville where the shooting took place, asking for the MN discussion around the trans issues to stop as it was distressing for all concerned - including the family of the perpetrator. Have had a quick look through but can’t find that specific post - it’s there somewhere though if you have the time.

There is no way on earth the family members of children killed yesterday are contacting anyone to talk about MN discussion of the trans issues, that are being talked about all over the world.

It's an offensive and cynical attempt to tell us to shut up some more though.

Logicoutofthewindow · 28/03/2023 17:31

AnythingToSay · 28/03/2023 17:04

Try saying something useful.

I said 'wow' to the post that has since been deleted by MN. It was a long post and lots of information.

'Wow' means wow, struggling with that simple word? 😂

Danslepays · 28/03/2023 17:36

I’m not sure if this person actually transitioned (other than call themselves transgender) or officially had a name other than Audrey which is why the media maybe continues to use ‘she’.
Also the information coming from the family is referring to her as female so that might also be why.

Additionally people seem to want to make it clear that it wasn’t a trans woman, which was the first conclusion people came to.

Sadly another terrible tragedy in the US. How they can continue with this and not take action I’ll never understand. 45,222 gun deaths in America in 2020.

PriamFarrl · 28/03/2023 17:39

thedancingbear · 28/03/2023 10:30

I can't believe that the first thing that MN's first collective thought around this tragic event was 'was (s)he trans'?

Some of you have lost the plot. Seriously.

No, not the first thought, not by a long shot but there are various aspects of the reporting that are relevant to them being trans.

  1. they were referred to by their birth name and sex. This isn’t the case with men who have transitioned. They are referred to by their chosen name a pronouns. We are continuously being told that we must respect the names and pronouns of transwomen who commit crimes then why is it different for transmen? It is a sign of misogyny.

  2. the fact that a woman has done this is important, it’s not often that a woman commits crimes like this.
    2.1) this makes us ask why? Did they take testosterone, could that have been why? Did they not get counselling they needed because people were too focused on the trans issue? Had the trans rights movement dripped poison in their ears to make them more unstable.

Gladiaterf · 28/03/2023 17:43

Wtf, the shooters family and "Nashville" have asked for MN to stop discussing the trans issue? What??

Florissante · 28/03/2023 18:03

NotHavingIt · 28/03/2023 09:29

It will certainly help to highlight the fact that people with trans identities are just as likely as anyone else to suffer mental health issues and patterns of criminality and violence.

Nope. Transwomen commit sex crimes at a higher rate than other men.

Florissante · 28/03/2023 18:04

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 17:22

There are a number of threads on this and there have been several posts from the USA and one specifically from Nashville where the shooting took place, asking for the MN discussion around the trans issues to stop as it was distressing for all concerned - including the family of the perpetrator. Have had a quick look through but can’t find that specific post - it’s there somewhere though if you have the time.

Nope. Not going to stop discussing the transman who shot and killed three children and three adults.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 18:07

ReunitedThorns · 28/03/2023 12:23

When there have been mass shootings in the UK, we quickly ask questions about how and why. We don't say "let's not worry about that and think of the families instead".

Many of the victims' families go on to campaign about something, they start to ask how and why.

There have been plenty of discussions around the Plymouth gunman, I don't recall people refusing to discuss that person's background.

It seems that because it is the trans topic people are desperately trying to deflect attention away from it.

We haven’t had a school shooting in this country since Dunblane, and that’s because as grief turned to anger and outrage, the parents organised themselves and got parliament to change gun laws in the UK. We shouldn’t be deflecting away from the trans topic because it’s relevant here, and we need to understand what drove this young woman to do what she did. But by far the most important issue is firearms control in the US and it’s in danger of getting lost in the debate.

Another threat is emerging in the form of extremist trans activists, who, if what’s being posted online is anything to go by, support these acts and are actively encouraging more. After every school shooting Americans have had opportunity to do something about gun laws in their country. There has been protest and talk for a while after each incident and then it all dies down until the next attack. Nothing has changed. With the emergence of this new threat, there needs to be a serious effort to get some kind of gun control legislation put in place, otherwise these tragedies are going to increase exponentially. I’m not hopeful - not least because the NRA seem to use each one of these outrages to advocate for more guns. Armed guards patrolling schools is not the answer. Stopping guns getting into the hands of those who have no business owning them is.

Emotionalsupportviper · 28/03/2023 18:09

coldmarchmorn · 28/03/2023 17:26

There is no way on earth the family members of children killed yesterday are contacting anyone to talk about MN discussion of the trans issues, that are being talked about all over the world.

It's an offensive and cynical attempt to tell us to shut up some more though.

Exactly what I thought.

And brutal as it sounds, if anyone is distressed by reading these threads - then don't read them.

If anyone thinks that this topic isn't being discussed very widely, then they are extremely naive.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 18:12

coldmarchmorn · 28/03/2023 17:26

There is no way on earth the family members of children killed yesterday are contacting anyone to talk about MN discussion of the trans issues, that are being talked about all over the world.

It's an offensive and cynical attempt to tell us to shut up some more though.

Well instead of having a go at me, why don’t you go and look. If they haven’t been deleted they will still be there. Not trying to shut down anything, but someone questioned how discussing this on MN would impact those people affected by the tragedy, and whether you like it, or believe it, or not, it evidently is. I have no opinion either way, just drawing attention to it. Jesus, this is an aggressive thread.

picklemewalnuts · 28/03/2023 18:15

We have every right to discuss here in the uk, on the feminism topic of MN:-

the woeful reporting on this case.

the importance of accurate recording of criminal acts by sex

The possible impact of transitioning on people's criminal behaviour, and whether the mental ill health that leads to transitioning is also linked to criminality.

the impact of the assertion that denying trans people anything leads them to justified acts of aggression, like those seen in NZ and far worse in this school shooting.

All these things can be righteously discussed on MN feminism boards.

There has been no speculation on the perpetrator's background or family, just the immediate facts of the car and its reporting- the behaviour patterns of men, women, and trans identifying people.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 18:19

Gladiaterf · 28/03/2023 17:43

Wtf, the shooters family and "Nashville" have asked for MN to stop discussing the trans issue? What??

I didn’t say the shooters’ family had posted. I said there had been a post from someone in Nashville close to where the shootings took place, expressing distress on behalf of the families who had lost loved ones, and also the shooters’ family at the debate on MN around the trans issues. If I can find the post I’ll link to it.

coldmarchmorn · 28/03/2023 18:23

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 18:19

I didn’t say the shooters’ family had posted. I said there had been a post from someone in Nashville close to where the shootings took place, expressing distress on behalf of the families who had lost loved ones, and also the shooters’ family at the debate on MN around the trans issues. If I can find the post I’ll link to it.

I think we can all guess who would have posted that, and why.

DotAndCarryOne2 · 28/03/2023 18:31

coldmarchmorn · 28/03/2023 18:23

I think we can all guess who would have posted that, and why.

Do tell !!

WhiteFire · 28/03/2023 18:37

AllOfThemWitches · 28/03/2023 12:58

OK, so no one is 'making excuses,' they are simply coming up with 'reasons' such as the 'dangerous combination' of testosterone (was this killer on testosterone, is this a fact?), feeling oppressed and neurodiversity. This wouldn't be happening if this child murderer was male - as they usually are - and nor should it.

After the Plymouth (UK) shooting I posted on MN that until society looks at the reason for young men to end up in the position the shooter did nothing would improve. I was rounded on and excused of not caring about the deceased and being an apologist. Apparently the only right response was that he was born bad and did a bad thing, there was no need for further discussion as that was just excuses.

I vehemently disagree, discussions have to happen however uncomfortable. Burying our heads in the sand is not an appropriate. We should be asking these questions every time, access to guns is a means not a reason.

NotHavingIt · 28/03/2023 18:40

Florissante · 28/03/2023 18:03

Nope. Transwomen commit sex crimes at a higher rate than other men.

You might know that, but the general narrative from TRAS is that trans people are generally lovely and harmless.

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