Yes, I liked her bluntness, it was a relief, but ironically, her being kicked out of the WPUK meeting was what really piqued my interest.
It was so shady. The explanations were inadequate.
Her determination and bravery in the teeth of opposition is as important as her campaigning, in my opinion. She's not just letting women speak, she is simultaneously highlighting male violence.
She appeals to different people for different reasons.
And people coming on here using quite risible nonsense to try and shame women into eg not donating, really are failing in the 'understanding human nature' skills.
Women openly kicking back against patriarchal control are probably not the best cohort choice when you're desperately trying to exercise your patriarchal control.