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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

escalating violence

111 replies

dropthevipers · 01/04/2023 22:10

Just that. Does anyone else think the increasingly violent scenes (such as recently witnessed in NZ) shows that the Koolaid gang realise the gig is up and are lashing out in fury and frustration?

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RufustheSpeculatingreindeer · 01/04/2023 22:59

there were incidents on both sides just to add

were there indeed?

Birdsweepsin · 01/04/2023 23:00

After all, what else do they have?

It all stems from having to defend a lie.

I could stand with people who argue thus: some men are transvestites. Some men are transexual. Some people like to challenge societal norms and present as something other than the two traditional sexes and their stereotypical presentation. We should cherish and celebrate diversity.

I cannot agree with: there are 74 genders; if you question the fact that men cannot turn into women you are a bigot, no-one is allowed an alternative point of view ever, rans women are women and I am so upset by women saying I am wrong that I wish they were dead.

Happylittlechicken · 01/04/2023 23:01

I'm not condoning any of the individual acts of violence (there were incidents on both sides just to add). However protesting in NZ is a legal right, and 2,000 protestors making noise is going to be very loud.

who did those women assault? I haven’t seen any stories of them attacking anyone but I’ve seen many stories of males attacking the women for daring to want to speak. Would you have defended anyone protesting a rally in favour of trans rights or would you have condemned those people, even though they were acting legally? Why is it ok to all assault people for speaking if they are female? The Nazis there were also speaking freely but they didn’t get attacked. Why was that?

JeanRondeausMadHair · 01/04/2023 23:07

MerlinsLostMarbles · 01/04/2023 22:40

What were they talking about? Or intending to talk about?

Their experiences as women. That's what KJK does, provides à platform for women to speak.

I remain irritated by people rushing here to scold us while knowing literally nothing about the events.

JanesLittleGirl · 01/04/2023 23:10

MerlinsLostMarbles · 01/04/2023 22:57

I'm not condoning any of the individual acts of violence (there were incidents on both sides just to add). However protesting in NZ is a legal right, and 2,000 protestors making noise is going to be very loud.

As I said in another thread the small number violent incidents which happened out of a crowd of 2,000+ would suggest the crowd was as a whole protesting peacefully.

I'm not familiar with antifa but I have seen a video where LGBT supporters were unhappy at the Nazis who were protected by the police forming a barrier protecting the Nazis.

Now, you know that you're talking shit. And I know that you're talking shit. And you know that I know that you're talking shit. But it doesn't stop you.

Happylittlechicken · 01/04/2023 23:12

@MerlinsLostMarbles so why were the police protecting the Nazis and not the women? Why did antifa attack the women and not the Nazis? We’re the Nazis indeed Nazis? Are the police and antifa misogynistic twatsticks?

MorrisZapp · 01/04/2023 23:15

I feel so sorry for the rainbow people. If only this horrible society didn't ban them from mobile phone ownership then they could share films of all the physical violence women have committed against them at events.

RufustheSpeculatingreindeer · 01/04/2023 23:19

On other threads merlin has included that political lady who ended up crawling after being taken out by the police as an example of KJKs supporters violence and someone being knocked down by a motorcycle

as far as i can see KJKs supporters were just trying to get away from that mob…ideally in one peace

RufustheSpeculatingreindeer · 01/04/2023 23:19

MorrisZapp · 01/04/2023 23:15

I feel so sorry for the rainbow people. If only this horrible society didn't ban them from mobile phone ownership then they could share films of all the physical violence women have committed against them at events.

Yep

but its ok we’ve got merlin talking rubbish about it so it’s nearly as good as actual evidence

FourTeaFallOut · 01/04/2023 23:28

Yes, the TRAs are increasingly violent and unhinged. Their entire movement is a discursive event and it requires that faithful followers chant the words mindlessly.

Intimidating women into silence is the only move they have left because all it takes to unravel their ideology is to speak clearly and plainly.

MerlinsLostMarbles · 01/04/2023 23:32

The "political lady" you refer to is Aboriginal woman Lidia Thorpe. If the protest also includes women then what does that suggest to you?

Do you want all women to speak? Or only the ones who agree with you?

Happylittlechicken · 01/04/2023 23:32

I can’t wait to hear @MerlinsLostMarbles explanation as to why antifa attacked women and not actual Nazis. And to see the proof of the violence by the women.

Happylittlechicken · 01/04/2023 23:35

@MerlinsLostMarbles sorry to double post but are you claiming the sane police you were applauding earlier in the thread were attacking the gender ideologists? For any reason, or do the NZ/Aus police just hate all women indiscriminately?

WhiteFire · 01/04/2023 23:35

When an anti-trans event is planned,

What were they talking about? Or intending to talk about?

Two separate posts from Merlin not even 15 minutes apart. Firstly absolute resolute it was an anti-trans event, but also no idea what the content was. This is dizzy heights of square pegs and round holes.

MorrisZapp · 01/04/2023 23:38

I was at LWS in Glasgow so I know what was spoken about. Womens prisons, womens safety, girls toilets in schools, domestic abuse, the police, our elected politicians and more. It was a wonderful event attended by passionate, articulate women of all ages and diverse social backgrounds. I've never seen or heard a tra engage on a single thing that was spoken about. All they have is drowning our voices out.

WhiteFire · 01/04/2023 23:49

I think people are allowed to disagree with Lidia Thorpe and lots of people do.

Just because she is a woman, doesn't mean she's right all the time.

yourhairiswinterfire · 01/04/2023 23:51

Ah, women "provoke" men with our words. If we'd just stop talking, the poor little oppressed men wouldn't need to batter us.

Keep making your shitty excuses.

Women have had years of provocation (to put it mildly) from anti-woman activists. They've assaulted us, threatened to rape and kill us, tracked down our children's schools with threats to hurt them, they've unlawfully discriminated against us, and on and on.

Yet women have managed to keep our hands to ourselves. We've never turned up to a trans event and cracked a trans persons skull or broken their bones.

The posters that keep popping up to victim blame should go and spew their MVAWG-condoning bullshit on the incel and MRA type subs on Reddit, you'll fit right in there.

Allthegoodnamesarechosen · 01/04/2023 23:56

landOFconfusion · 01/04/2023 22:41

Have you been drinking?

In vino veritas

yourhairiswinterfire · 02/04/2023 00:04

MerlinsLostMarbles · 01/04/2023 22:40

What were they talking about? Or intending to talk about?

Ah, crack 72 year old's skull first, ask questions later.

Justme56 · 02/04/2023 00:05

Lidia Thorpe of lets lie down in front of a pride float fame ran at PP from behind and security stopped her. What was her intention? Was it to intimidate, threaten attack - in that situation know one knows. I gather security tried to help her up but she would rather make a spectacle of herself crawling across the grass in her hiking heels. If she had waited in turn she could have asked to speak. That’s what the other women do. Lidia is a woman yes but she’s not that special that she can push her way in.

FloorToo · 02/04/2023 00:07

Allthegoodnamesarechosen · 01/04/2023 23:56

In vino veritas

Sorry to disappoint, I haven't had any alcohol since last summer, I am not into alcohol, I am however very tired in every way one can be.

Maybe someone is projecting 🍷 ?

The do desire the arrests of groomers and incompetent people we fund as taxpayers to safeguard.

Mollyollydolly · 02/04/2023 00:10

Yes. I sincerely believe a lot of these people are radicalised and should be on some kind of 'Prevent' programme. Instead they're treated as 'special' by politicians and the police. It really worries me, they are radicalised by an ideology and people in power can't see it and cheer them on. I can't really think on another example where that's happened to this extent.

DemiColon · 02/04/2023 01:00

I'm not sure it's that simple.

I do think that the situation in places like NZ and Canada is really different. Gender ideology and id politics are winning, and there is very little public resistance - many people who disagree are still much too scared to do so publicly and all institutions are captured, 99.9% of the media are captured.

Most people will not even know what this guy is talking about. They still think that being trans in a kind of intersex condition in the brain.

SpicyMoth · 02/04/2023 01:10

MerlinsLostMarbles · 01/04/2023 22:44

Well would I be correct in guessing the dominant (or only) topic was transpeople?

From an event called "let women speak" all KJK wants to talk about is transpeople?

Have women's rights reached the stage where all we have to worry about are transpeople?

It's not about trans people imho.
It's about trans activists and the ever more aggressive notion that biological sex is completely irrelevant despite the fact you cannot change your entire skeletal structure no matter how much outward surgery you have.

I get where you're trying to come from to an extent, but words are not literal physical violence - and those of us who have concerns about private spaces such as changing rooms, sports, etc, should be allowed to voice our concerns without being silenced, called a hateful bigot for talking about our lived experiences.

Everyone gets a "lived experience" except for women with gender critical views it seems :s

I've been punched by a man, I've seen domestic abuse from men, I've seen drunk women fighting vs drunk men fighting, we've seen time and time again professional women's sports teams taking on teenage boys, and losing.

And we can't talk about that because it might hurt someone's feeling's?
Surely it erases trans people to suggest there are no differences between the sexes, because if that's the case why bother transitioning to begin with?
There's no difference, right?