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Are you voting in the next general election purely on the transgender issue?

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TeacherAnonymous123 · 30/04/2024 12:54

Just as the title says really! Is that your only thought about who you'll vote for, or will you look at wider policies? Been getting lots of information through my letter box recently, and none mention it.

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Abeona · 09/05/2024 09:16

As long as they don't vote Conservative I don't mind.

Errr, do you really think anyone here is concerned that you might disapprove of their voting intentions?

RebelliousCow · 09/05/2024 09:19

AhNowTed · 09/05/2024 08:57

Labour is pro-immigration?

Let's just look at some actual numbers.

Annual net migration in 2010 (under Labour) was 252,000, a then record high.

In 2023 (under the Tories) it was 672,000, lower than the record high of 745,000 in 2022.

Seriously folks, come on.

The whole of Europe has an immigration/asylum crisis at present, with escalating numbers. That wasn't the case when Labour was last in power.

RebelliousCow · 09/05/2024 09:23

whenwhenwhen · 08/05/2024 01:25

This is a depressing thread. I'm pleased with the outcome of the Cass Review and I agree with many on here that this is an important issue. However, the Conservatives have attempted to weaponise the "trans" issue and make it out to be the most important issue facing our nation, and I don't think it is, but it seems lots of people have bought what the Conservatives are selling.

You seem a bit late to the issue. This has been a campaign issue for women's groups for many years now...long before the press or even parliament started discussing or highlighting it.

The Conservatives"have bought" what these campaign groups are selling - not the other way around. Though, strictly speaking it is a cross party issue, as there are several outspoken Tory Trans activists; even though it is a central plank of policy commitment for many more Labour MPs.

But you are correct to say that so far it is only Tories who have pushed back against the Trans agenda. Labour has not even really begun to address the issue full on.

Needmoresleep · 09/05/2024 09:25

Headline statistics can also be misleading, and may not provide the gotya that the poster was hoping for.

I am not arguing either way but before accepting any argument would want to know whether the former figures include EU citizens using freedom of movement. Later figures won't. Are Ukrainians included in the later figures. Plus turning off the tap, so to speak, can take years. Legislation needs to be in place, would be migrants have to decide that the UK is not the nirvana that it is worth paying traffickers to get to etc. And as Autumn Crow suggests. Other European countries are also struggling.

RebelliousCow · 09/05/2024 09:27

I read this morning that Ursula Von De Lyon - the EU President - has reportedly been considering using 'third' countries such as Egypt - to deal with the EU immigration crisis.

AstonsDataThief · 09/05/2024 10:04

AhNowTed · 09/05/2024 08:57

Labour is pro-immigration?

Let's just look at some actual numbers.

Annual net migration in 2010 (under Labour) was 252,000, a then record high.

In 2023 (under the Tories) it was 672,000, lower than the record high of 745,000 in 2022.

Seriously folks, come on.

I don’t deny that the Tories have failed on immigration, and many other things. That is not the question though. The question is will Labour be any better? And if not, who else might be?

Wherewerewerewear · 09/05/2024 10:19

AstonsDataThief · 09/05/2024 08:39

Not only did the "Conservative"🙄 party inflict the trans shitshow on us, they're letting DV perpetrators, burglars, muggers out of jail early, they can't protect sensitive databases or our borders. Which is fucking mental, considering most of the UK is an island.🤯

Apart from the clear fact that it was Labour who inflicted the “trans shitshow” on us via the GRA, what do you think Labour would do about any of the rest? They are very much more pro immigration than the conservatives and liberal towards crime.

Quite

Wherewerewerewear · 09/05/2024 10:22

RebelliousCow · 09/05/2024 09:19

The whole of Europe has an immigration/asylum crisis at present, with escalating numbers. That wasn't the case when Labour was last in power.

In fact wasn’t it Labour who ‘opened the doors’? Tony Blair. So of course it was labours impact in the following years.

AGovernmentOfLawsNotOfMen · 09/05/2024 11:23

RebelliousCow · 09/05/2024 09:19

The whole of Europe has an immigration/asylum crisis at present, with escalating numbers. That wasn't the case when Labour was last in power.

And Labour haven’t declared any way of dealing with the issue.

Are we all to vote blind !
and just keep our fingers crossed they’ll do something positive.
They are leaving any policies they have till the last minute so there isn’t a chance to research viability.
They got stung last time declaring they’d remove charitable status from Private schools only later realising….they can’t actually!

EasternStandard · 09/05/2024 11:26

AGovernmentOfLawsNotOfMen · 09/05/2024 11:23

And Labour haven’t declared any way of dealing with the issue.

Are we all to vote blind !
and just keep our fingers crossed they’ll do something positive.
They are leaving any policies they have till the last minute so there isn’t a chance to research viability.
They got stung last time declaring they’d remove charitable status from Private schools only later realising….they can’t actually!

This is a real issue for Labour so they’ll keep it down low for as long as possible

There is no way they have the capacity to deal with billion dollar trafficking networks with what little they have said so far

Dineasair · 09/05/2024 11:38

AstonsDataThief · 09/05/2024 08:39

Not only did the "Conservative"🙄 party inflict the trans shitshow on us, they're letting DV perpetrators, burglars, muggers out of jail early, they can't protect sensitive databases or our borders. Which is fucking mental, considering most of the UK is an island.🤯

Apart from the clear fact that it was Labour who inflicted the “trans shitshow” on us via the GRA, what do you think Labour would do about any of the rest? They are very much more pro immigration than the conservatives and liberal towards crime.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Dineasair · 09/05/2024 11:42

AhNowTed · 09/05/2024 08:57

Labour is pro-immigration?

Let's just look at some actual numbers.

Annual net migration in 2010 (under Labour) was 252,000, a then record high.

In 2023 (under the Tories) it was 672,000, lower than the record high of 745,000 in 2022.

Seriously folks, come on.

Oh come on! The tide of immigration has in fact risen all over the western world, I don’t think it would be any lower under a Labour government, and they would be encouraging it, not trying to stop it.

TooBigForMyBoots · 09/05/2024 12:08

Abeona · 09/05/2024 09:16

As long as they don't vote Conservative I don't mind.

Errr, do you really think anyone here is concerned that you might disapprove of their voting intentions?

A Tory vote is an Anti-woman vote.

Ticktapticktap · 09/05/2024 12:18

TooBigForMyBoots · 09/05/2024 12:08

A Tory vote is an Anti-woman vote.

Why?

TooBigForMyBoots · 09/05/2024 12:44

Because of their record while in government and their future under Penny TWAW Mordaunt.

EasternStandard · 09/05/2024 12:46

Labour is the more likely anti woman outcome

Good luck

ScrollingLeaves · 09/05/2024 12:57

TooBigForMyBoots · 09/05/2024 12:44

Because of their record while in government and their future under Penny TWAW Mordaunt.

What about:’

  • pausing the Ban Conversion Therapy bill so as to clarify meanings around what “conversion therapy” actually is for T
if it is not important and necessary psychological/talking therapies?
  • stopping Scotland from bringing in GRC self-ID including for 16 year olds?
  • commissioning the Cass report?
  • looking into the need to clarify the meaning of ‘Sex’ in the Equality Act?
  • emphasising single sex wards?
  • Boris Johnson breaking the taboo about mentioning out loud, in public, that there is a difference between TW and W? ( In spite of all he did wrong).
Wherewerewerewear · 09/05/2024 12:59

Yes. This guy is unbelievable. He hates his own female party members, particularly when they state that a man is not a woman. He says some women have penises. And then lo and behold, a woman from the Conservative Party decides to defect to the Labour party (the only possible reason being that she still needs a job), he welcomes her with open arms. What a flip flopping biological sex-denying blob. Nobody should trust the Labour Party.

Are you voting in the next general election purely on the transgender issue?
Dineasair · 09/05/2024 13:00

ScrollingLeaves · 09/05/2024 12:57

What about:’

  • pausing the Ban Conversion Therapy bill so as to clarify meanings around what “conversion therapy” actually is for T
if it is not important and necessary psychological/talking therapies?
  • stopping Scotland from bringing in GRC self-ID including for 16 year olds?
  • commissioning the Cass report?
  • looking into the need to clarify the meaning of ‘Sex’ in the Equality Act?
  • emphasising single sex wards?
  • Boris Johnson breaking the taboo about mentioning out loud, in public, that there is a difference between TW and W? ( In spite of all he did wrong).

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

AGovernmentOfLawsNotOfMen · 09/05/2024 13:07

Worth reading MN thread

Gender neutral toilets banned in new build restaurants and offices.

Some interesting facts being posted

TooBigForMyBoots · 09/05/2024 16:03

What about
Effectively decriminalised rape?
Ruining health (so single sex wards are now rare) and education?
All the damage they did pursuing their TRA agenda?
Austerity cuts to women and children's services?
Wrecking the country?
Being a chaotic mess incapable of running the country?
Refusing to make misogyny a Hate Crime.
Reporting women ro the police for retweeting JKR?
Letting convicted perpetrators of VAWG out of jail early?

You may be able to forgive this. You may be one of the few people left that believes their lies. But i wont forgive and i wont forget. A Tory vote is an Anti-woman vote.

EasternStandard · 09/05/2024 16:16

Is Labour run Wales the only ones who haven’t accepted the Cass Review?

I mean as a party they do all sorts of anti women stuff but to
go against Cass takes rare stupidity

Really not helping children in Wales

Runor · 09/05/2024 16:24

Re the immigration statistics; anyone remember that increased migration is one of the expected impacts of climate change? This will only get worse, so we need a government which has a good idea of how to deal with it. Labour have yet to declare their plan (maybe Natalie can help them develop one!)

YetAnotherSpartacus · 09/05/2024 19:55

Deal with climate change or displaced peoples?

Runor · 09/05/2024 21:25

YetAnotherSpartacus · 09/05/2024 19:55

Deal with climate change or displaced peoples?

Good point - both need attention.