Stickering

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I sticker regularly to raise awareness and they all get removed. Why is this? Other stickers aren't. Why can't people express their opinion? Took great pleasure in ripping down the Trans rights poster that's just appeared in my neighbourhood. If my stickers are removed, so will their poster.

I travel up and down motorways a lot and always sticker the loos, including the one with the horrid inclusive sign outside it somewhere near Bristol.
I'll be in Hebden Bridge next week.....

That is one of the first times I ever saw a sticker in the wild, at a motorway services on the back of a toilet door. Back in 2020. It made me smile and feel much less alone during a period where there was still no debate allowed.

Also one of my recent stickers. Back of toilet door in services. A bizarre advert for young girls to be reading!

Nicely done!

I think Hebden Bridge needs ribbons! Lots of ribbons!!

I confess to stickering political party posters at election times…

Do you remove all the stickers you see @JenniferBarkley , or just the ones referring to women’s rights?

Most of the stickers I see have slogans protesting against fox-hunting, Covid restrictions, the Tories or environmental damage.

Add also - cleaning mooncup

I may or may not have left an I ❤️ JKR sticker on the side of the loo roll holder on a cubicle in an out of town shopping Center in the East Mids this am

Ahhh and they are so pretty.

Hang on. Let's remember that women who need additional privacy don't exist apparently. Or maybe they should stay at home. Or something because women and their needs are inconvenient truths for people with lovely trans friends and for people who believe that they, whether male or female, get to tell all women and girls who they should share their single sex spaces with.

I find it even more hypocritical that that other worn out old trope of trying to shame women by saying "Who are you to decide which toilets someone uses." I mean, the hypocrisy is rife. Someone who is ideologically driven can decide which toilets someone uses, yet the women and girls who have different needs to that person and state their needs cannot 'decide which toilets someone uses'.

I think you could be right, I shall see what I can do.

I find it even more hypocritical that that other worn out old trope of trying to shame women by saying "Who are you to decide which toilets someone uses."

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I find it even more hypocritical that that other worn out old trope of trying to shame women by saying "Who are you to decide which toilets someone uses" was rolled out.

When you consider this statement fully and its implications, it is misogynistic. It comes with the implication that women who have needs cannot have any say in who uses spaces that were intended to protect them. That their needs are not the priority, male people's needs are the priority.

As I said up thread.

Once you start to see all the distortions, the dissonance and the tactics, whether intended or not, you cannot unsee them.

Maybe @Kit7 would be interested in reading this paper.

jaapl.org/content/33/1/16

'A recurrent pattern of sex offending suggests the ingrained nature of deviant sexual interests. Orchiectomy alone, without attendant psychological change, may be insufficient to mitigate sexual recidivism in a person who is in the community and subject to temptations'

'For those individuals who harbor entrenched pedophilic or sadistic sexual preoccupations, the removal of the testes without accompanying cognitive‐behavioral interventions may leave potent psychological risk factors in place'

'As Hansen and Lykke‐Olesen27 noted, surgical castration is a treatment of symptoms and not a cure. The latter must be emphasized, as orchiectomy in high‐risk offenders may create an artificial sense of safety. This is not to suggest that the existing orchiectomy data are of no value in current sex offender risk assessment. Rather, the risk analysis should reflect a prudent application of the orchiectomy data to the assessment of the individual sex offender.'

And then assure us that the % of males who commit sex crime will be safer just because some of them reduce their testosterone. Because we know it is NAMALT. The issue is that the % seems to be the same whether they are trans or not.

I find it even more hypocritical that that other worn out old trope of trying to shame women by saying "Who are you to decide which toilets someone uses" was rolled out.

Who are they to decide which toilet they use?

It is such a misogynistic, male power play.

Well, there's been a development. The poster I removed has been replaced - and the billboard next to it. Doubling down. I removed them. A guy was watching from across the road and gave me a cheers and a thumbs up.

I just passed an electronic ad board in Shepherd’s Bush with ‘no pride without trans pride’ (same visuals as the posters near my office). Who is paying for this?

These are the posters I've removed. (I'm also sick to death of being bludgeoned over the head with Pride, let alone Trans Pride. The community I live in couldn't be more diverse. We don't need year-round rainbows and Pride references.)

I’ve never heard of a ticketing before, but surely it’s just vandalism? Stocking stickers on supermarket trolleys, bins and other objects that don’t belong to you is vandalism.

I love the idea of stickering! I'm going to make some with my daughter. I know that she will enjoy that small act of rebellion. She's 10 and is really conscious of the progressive propaganda being pushed on children. It was actually her take on it all that peaked me. She will love this!

You're free to sticker
Others are free to remove them

Think of it as counter stickering

Has anyone made their local paper for a "hate crime"??

Saw this and thought it was relevant

https://twitter.com/thelaurenchen/status/1690813307979259904?s=46&t=HTxp6zC_d4GZ2FFv4a-YeQ

So, ‘A trans person peed here. You survived’ is now considered a useful counter to female people wanting single sex spaces to remain single sex and not single gender?

These male individuals really don’t care. Those male people with trans identities who do care, and we know that they are plenty who do care, they don’t use female single sex spaces. The ones who do use single sex spaces, they will never understand why they shouldn’t.

I would be tempted to get my pen out and write "man" and "marked his territory".

They had all those stickers made and all I think is 'shouldn't there be an apostrophe after the second 'e'?'

Hope he didn't drip on the seat.

That is exactly what those stickers are doing.