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KJK supports Trump

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NefertitiV · 31/05/2024 02:36

After the Trump verdict today, KJK retweeted three supportive tweets to her timeline, including one from US ex-Fox host Megyn Kelly that says "Guilty on all counts. The country is disgraced. Alvin Bragg should be disbarred. They will rue the day they released this lawfare to corrupt a presidential election."

Another tweet makes fun of President Biden's stutter.

This is someone currently up for election herself. Given her recent remarks about barring rentals to all trans people, and the fact she has received funding from US conservative political groups, does this concern you?

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AgileLurker · 31/05/2024 11:12

Scavernick · 31/05/2024 11:11

Susie Green actively transitioned her son. Watch her TED talk and weep. If you cannot tell the difference between that and a parent struggling to have a relationship with their child due to the carnage that gender ideology has wrought upon the family then I cannot help you.

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👆In a nutshell.

heathspeedwell · 31/05/2024 11:13

Transitioning children is abuse. Affirmation is not a neutral act. There are loads of ways to love and support gender-confused kids without affirming them and pushing them onto a medical pathway.

How can it be anything other than abuse now that we know gender-confused girls outnumber boys six to one, and young women who take testosterone are extremely likely be become incontinent quite rapidly?

It's great that KJK is brave enough to speak plainly and point out the uncomfortable truth.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:18

We don’t need KJK to speak for us.
There are plenty of political candidates that support women’s rights to sex segregated spaces and services ...

“Thats not good enough. The idea that we should be content with balacing the rights of women to have single sex spaces with the rights of others to hide or ignore their sex is ignoring half of the issue.”

It is the height of rudeness to erase the second half of a comment and then fabricate a completely different second half Strawman. I did not say or imply any idea of balancing the rights of one against another, or against those who hide or ignore sex. It is your strawman that isn’t good enough because that is how you intended it to be.

Hugosmaid · 31/05/2024 11:20

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:12

I’m not “het up”
I have expressed my opinion baldly and unemotionally.

She is saying she speaks for me/us by setting up a now approved political party, the Women’s Party and by putting forth political candidates to run for seats in elections:

On May 2nd elections there were five candidates from her party that got votes but did not win: Tara Hughes for Stockport’s Davenport and Cale Green ward, Sarah Freeman and Esther Knight for Lincoln’s Park and Minster wards, Charlotte Hawkins for Wolverhampton’s Fallings Park and Sally James for Ellesmere Port’s Wolverham ward.

Her political activism has moved on from organising events at speakers corners or in town centres.

Elected officials do speak for us (the constituents). She is no different from Farage and his Reform Party who says he speaks for the working class in saying she speaks for us, the women of Britain.

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The tories don’t speak for me.
Labour don’t speak for me.
ALL of the parties do not speak for me - but they all say they do.

They All know what’s in my best interests apparently. Do you get this het up over them?

Kelly hasn’t got a chance in hell in ever winning a seat. She knows this. It’s just to make noise and be able to ask the elected MPs questions that we can all hear.

If you don’t like what she says don’t vote for the candidate - do you vote for Reform? No? Why? Because you have a choice.

You just cannot stand another woman having different views to you so want to shut her up. Just move on

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:20

Scavernick · 31/05/2024 11:11

Susie Green actively transitioned her son. Watch her TED talk and weep. If you cannot tell the difference between that and a parent struggling to have a relationship with their child due to the carnage that gender ideology has wrought upon the family then I cannot help you.

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I've watched the TED talk. I'm aware of Green's history. That's not the question. It's whether a 'policy' of giving people the right to say " "transitioning" children is abuse" differentiates. She could have just said "Promoting or facilitating the transitioning of children is abuse".

Although given there is no indication of how any of this would be achieved, it is I suppose moot.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:22

Brefugee · 31/05/2024 10:56

the problem is they are in parties that have lots of other policies and caring about these (women's) issues comes a long way down the list.

Yes that is true. But in the other hand, her Women’s Party will continue to lose elections until they too start caring about other issues. No one elects a candidate on one promise. Unless it is high school and the candidate that wins has only won by promising free ice cream with school dinners.

Sloejelly · 31/05/2024 11:23

It is the height of rudeness to erase the second half of a comment and then fabricate a completely different second half Strawman.

A completely different second half Strawman to your own?

OldCrone · 31/05/2024 11:23

AgileLurker · 31/05/2024 11:11

I agree with you. When I mentioned ‘transitioned themselves’ I meant teenage girls mainly who have watched too much TikTok, YouTube, fallen in with some crap at school, etc - and the poor parents struggle to avoid losing them completely.

Just in case it wasn't clear, it was @CassieMaddox who I was saying hadn't thought this through, not you.

BezMills · 31/05/2024 11:26

illinivich · 31/05/2024 11:06

I think saying "there is no such thing as non binary" is like saying "there is no such thing as God" and is a bit reductive.

I can't prove there's not a God. I can prove there's no such thing as changing sex, being neither sex or somewhere between the two.

Its not good to let potentially vulnerable children believe something about themselves that is impossible and expect others to go along with the lie.

Its elevating a teen trend into law, force teaming them with adult men who are using 'transition' for their own advantage and setting children up for the inevitable problems when faced with the truth.

One one hand, people are trying to pretend that this is just like being a goth or emo, while ignoring that there's medical pathways for the children and forcing society to humouring a lie because no one is willing to admit that vulnerable people can be safeguarding risks others.

We don’t need KJK to speak for us.
There are plenty of political candidates that support women’s rights to sex segregated spaces and services ...

Thats not good enough. The idea that we should be content with balacing the rights of women to have single sex spaces with the rights of others to hide or ignore their sex is ignoring half of the issue.

Children are growing up believing that sex can be changed, ignored or we simply cannot determine risk from a persons sex. Safeguarding isnt just for changing rooms and prison cells.

How many politicans are willing to discuss this? I wouldnt say plenty, there's certainly not enough.

Politicans dont want to talk about the ridiculous laws they have implemented and the safeguarding nightmares that have resulted. They are trying to force us to compromise on truth and childrens mental health for the promise of 'safe spaces' and the rights of adult men to role play women in public.

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Agreed

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:27

To be fair @SummerFeverVenice she hasn't said "she speaks for us, the women of Britain", at least not on the party's website. That just claims she's about letting 'us' (presumably men and women) say no woman has a penis etc. The idea that she has any interest in women more widely isn't touched on. I guess if your idea of women's rights begins and ends with being able to say 'there's no such thing as non-binary', she's your gal.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:29

Hugosmaid · 31/05/2024 11:20

The tories don’t speak for me.
Labour don’t speak for me.
ALL of the parties do not speak for me - but they all say they do.

They All know what’s in my best interests apparently. Do you get this het up over them?

Kelly hasn’t got a chance in hell in ever winning a seat. She knows this. It’s just to make noise and be able to ask the elected MPs questions that we can all hear.

If you don’t like what she says don’t vote for the candidate - do you vote for Reform? No? Why? Because you have a choice.

You just cannot stand another woman having different views to you so want to shut her up. Just move on

That was all I was saying, she says she speaks for us and I say we don’t need her to speak for us.

If her candidates become elected officials then they will speak for their constituents in a real politics way be exercising the political power of their office.

The only person het up here is you over my opinion that we don’t need KJK’s party or her candidates to speak for us.

I share some views with KJK, but not all. That is true of every political candidate out there. I would not vote for her though as on balance the issues I do disagree with her on outweigh the ones I do agree with her on. I think there are better candidates out there for me.

I don’t think anyone has the exact same views as I do, and that has never got me ‘het up’. Perhaps you should ask yourself why my view has caused such a visceral response in you that would see fit to post numerous objections to my differing opinion?

OldCrone · 31/05/2024 11:30

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:20

I've watched the TED talk. I'm aware of Green's history. That's not the question. It's whether a 'policy' of giving people the right to say " "transitioning" children is abuse" differentiates. She could have just said "Promoting or facilitating the transitioning of children is abuse".

Although given there is no indication of how any of this would be achieved, it is I suppose moot.

Transitioning children is something that is done to children. It's not something children do to themselves.

Both transitioning children and promoting or facilitating the transition of children are abusive acts.

Can you give an example of how someone could transition a child without this being an abusive act? Either a real life or hypothetical example would do.

NotBadConsidering · 31/05/2024 11:30

NefertitiV · 31/05/2024 09:58

@Sloejelly

Biden does not have a stutter, he has a developing speech impediment that people pick up on because it is indicative of his declining mental acuity. In everyday life it would be wrong to draw attention to this. But when you asking people to vote for you to be president of the USA, or to pilot a fighter jet, then it is reasonable to highlight this.

Now, this discredits you. Biden does have a long-documented stutter. And why is okay in your mind to highlight to an issue like this - a speech impediment in a President - not potential issues with another electoral candidate?

Now, this discredits you. Why is it ok in your mind to start threads criticising people who are “cruel” to Biden for “mocking” his speech (or considering his fitness to be president, depending on your perspective) but you have never been so inclined to start a thread about all the people claiming Trump has dementia, something you say is equally cruel?

The answer is the same as you’re seeking: you’re just as hypocritical. You think people are hypocritical to complain about scrutiny of an electoral candidate (KJK) if they’re not the one they’re keen on being scrutinised. Fair enough.

But you only see fit to criticise perceived “cruelty” towards a candidate if the “cruelty” is being carried out by people on the other “side” (KJK) being cruel to someone on your “side” (Biden) while ignoring “cruelty” from your “side” (left wing media) towards people on the other “side” (Trump). Unless of course I’ve missed all the threads you’ve started critical of the left wing media focus on Trump showing signs of dementia.

You can reply and say “I’m only interested in KJK” but to me that just indicates your morality compass only registers when it involves someone you have a bee in your bonnet about. You don’t care about “cruelty” just people you don’t like giving you ammunition to start a thread about. Like I said, just as hypocritical.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:34

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:27

To be fair @SummerFeverVenice she hasn't said "she speaks for us, the women of Britain", at least not on the party's website. That just claims she's about letting 'us' (presumably men and women) say no woman has a penis etc. The idea that she has any interest in women more widely isn't touched on. I guess if your idea of women's rights begins and ends with being able to say 'there's no such thing as non-binary', she's your gal.

True it isn’t in the party website, but I regularly listen to her on YouTube and she often says “the majority view is…” and “most mothers…” and “all women deserve…” and “all the people I know and have spoken to think…”

She often preambles a statement in a way that indicates she feels she is of a similar view to most women in Britain and that view is such and such…

Even her riposte to TRAs of “your mum is a TERF” implies she thinks most mothers agree with her.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:37

Sloejelly · 31/05/2024 11:23

It is the height of rudeness to erase the second half of a comment and then fabricate a completely different second half Strawman.

A completely different second half Strawman to your own?

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Mine wasn’t a strawman, if you think it was then discuss that with me instead of making one up on the fly and pretending it’s not your own.

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:37

OldCrone · 31/05/2024 11:30

Transitioning children is something that is done to children. It's not something children do to themselves.

Both transitioning children and promoting or facilitating the transition of children are abusive acts.

Can you give an example of how someone could transition a child without this being an abusive act? Either a real life or hypothetical example would do.

I think @CassieMaddox already gave an example. A father using preferred pronouns. We have no idea of the background. I think using the phrase 'everyone should be able to say "'transitioning' kids is abuse" is too vague. PPs have already indicated that the very act of using a child's preferred pronouns is transitioning and therefore abuse.

Hugosmaid · 31/05/2024 11:37

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:34

True it isn’t in the party website, but I regularly listen to her on YouTube and she often says “the majority view is…” and “most mothers…” and “all women deserve…” and “all the people I know and have spoken to think…”

She often preambles a statement in a way that indicates she feels she is of a similar view to most women in Britain and that view is such and such…

Even her riposte to TRAs of “your mum is a TERF” implies she thinks most mothers agree with her.

oh Jesus stop listening to her. Ffs. I couldn’t think of anything worse to listen to someone I didn’t like. This is getting pathetic

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:40

Hugosmaid · 31/05/2024 11:37

oh Jesus stop listening to her. Ffs. I couldn’t think of anything worse to listen to someone I didn’t like. This is getting pathetic

I do like KJK though, I like her a lot. I just don’t think her party is the best party for me when I look at all the issues that matter to me, and I don’t think she is the only party/candidate that can protect women’s rights.

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 11:42

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:34

True it isn’t in the party website, but I regularly listen to her on YouTube and she often says “the majority view is…” and “most mothers…” and “all women deserve…” and “all the people I know and have spoken to think…”

She often preambles a statement in a way that indicates she feels she is of a similar view to most women in Britain and that view is such and such…

Even her riposte to TRAs of “your mum is a TERF” implies she thinks most mothers agree with her.

I don't regularly listen to her, so I can only go by what the website says. That suggests that if anyone think the 'Party of Women' is primarily interested in the rights of women they are deluding themselves. It's just a name, like the "Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea*"

*Cue overwrought "OMG, you're comparing her to Kim Jong Un" posts

BezMills · 31/05/2024 11:42

That's fair. I think it's common these days to struggle to find a party or candidate worth your vote.

NefertitiV · 31/05/2024 11:45

@NotBadConsidering

Now, this discredits you. Why is it ok in your mind to start threads criticising people who are “cruel” to Biden for “mocking” his speech (or considering his fitness to be president, depending on your perspective) but you have never been so inclined to start a thread about all the people claiming Trump has dementia, something you say is equally cruel?
This thread isn't specifically about the Biden Twitter post, but a number of posts. It's only become so because KJK posted it; if she'd posted about Trump's issues too, then perhaps we could discuss them equally?*
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The answer is the same as you’re seeking: you’re just as hypocritical. You think people are hypocritical to complain about scrutiny of an electoral candidate (KJK) if they’re not the one they’re keen on being scrutinised. Fair enough.
Sorry, I don't understand you.*
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But you only see fit to criticise perceived “cruelty” towards a candidate if the “cruelty” is being carried out by people on the other “side” (KJK) being cruel to someone on your “side” (Biden) while ignoring “cruelty” from your “side” (left wing media) towards people on the other “side” (Trump). Unless of course I’ve missed all the threads you’ve started critical of the left wing media focus on Trump showing signs of dementia.
Nope, I already said I don't agree with that kind of cruelty.*
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You can reply and say “I’m only interested in KJK” but to me that just indicates your morality compass only registers when it involves someone you have a bee in your bonnet about. You don’t care about “cruelty” just people you don’t like giving you ammunition to start a thread about. Like I said, just as hypocritical.
See above.

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Zodfa · 31/05/2024 11:45

I wouldn't much care if she merely "had right-wing views". But supporting Trump here isn't about anything traditionally defined as right-wing. Indeed, it's a complete abandonment of many traditional right-wing principles. It's partisan paranoia, conspiracy-theorist, an utter lack of moral integrity.

That's not the kind of person I want representing my views in public.

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:48

The existence of KJK’s party though should make other, larger parties sit up and take notice. What usually happens is they then modify their approach to attract the voters that would go for KJK. We see that with the Tories going more right wing to attract the voters that they think would go for Reform.

Labour regularly do the same to attract voters who would vote Green.

Tories and Labour, often copy the Lib Dems for the same reason.

So her party is putting pressure on the bigger parties to shift policy and take women’s rights more seriously.

So as I said, I like KJK, I admire what she has done and is doing, I just think my vote with go to wherever responds to the presence of her party by pushing women’s rights further up the priority list than it has been.

illinivich · 31/05/2024 11:54

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:18

We don’t need KJK to speak for us.
There are plenty of political candidates that support women’s rights to sex segregated spaces and services ...

“Thats not good enough. The idea that we should be content with balacing the rights of women to have single sex spaces with the rights of others to hide or ignore their sex is ignoring half of the issue.”

It is the height of rudeness to erase the second half of a comment and then fabricate a completely different second half Strawman. I did not say or imply any idea of balancing the rights of one against another, or against those who hide or ignore sex. It is your strawman that isn’t good enough because that is how you intended it to be.

This is your full post:

We don’t need KJK to speak for us.
There are plenty of political candidates that support women’s rights to sex segregated spaces and services that also support race equality, religious diversity, and are committed to not sacrificing other women’s rights in misguided deals with far right misogynist extremists like Trump, or Soldiers of Christ, or Tommy Robinson and others.

Its not just 'rude', its dangerous to disregard all safeguarding and talk instead of balancing rights and safe spaces.

We cannot protect children and vulnerable adults if we are expected to compromise their risks of sexual, physical and emotional harm. Women only prisions dont stop children believing they are born in the wrong body and everyone should prioritise that belief.

Politicans are trying to convince us to forget safeguarding and instead have laws that allow people to hide their sex, but then, where possible, exclude men from women only spaces. Since when is that even close to being good enough?

BackToLurk · 31/05/2024 12:01

SummerFeverVenice · 31/05/2024 11:48

The existence of KJK’s party though should make other, larger parties sit up and take notice. What usually happens is they then modify their approach to attract the voters that would go for KJK. We see that with the Tories going more right wing to attract the voters that they think would go for Reform.

Labour regularly do the same to attract voters who would vote Green.

Tories and Labour, often copy the Lib Dems for the same reason.

So her party is putting pressure on the bigger parties to shift policy and take women’s rights more seriously.

So as I said, I like KJK, I admire what she has done and is doing, I just think my vote with go to wherever responds to the presence of her party by pushing women’s rights further up the priority list than it has been.

They'll only sit up and take notice if she attracts significant numbers of votes. Otherwise she may as well be Count Binface*.

If she's serious about shifting policy, then you'd think she'd include policies on the party site. If she was about women's rights I'd expect to see "Reform the Equality Act" or even "implement Cass" or "Repeal the GRA"

*I appreciate Count Binface gets votes, but he's not influencing policy

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