India's outburst to JKR 'I will always be more of a woman than you.'

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https://x.com/IndiaWilloughby/status/1924912102063345706

India not happy with JKR drawing a line. Very aggressive.

Jo, you are bitter and twisted. A modern-day Miss Havisham. Bought court. You know it - I know it. I will always be more of a woman than you. The way you and your ghastly gang pretend to be the voice of all women is disgusting. And a joke. Along with the fact your daily sick bullying of women is completely ignored by UK media. You represent the Gender Critical movement - not women. I hope your boat sinks. Go fuck yourself. Trash.

Way not to look like a frothing loon.

A nice sit down and a cup of tea might help.

? sorry, you'll have to explain this, I don't get it.

All I'm saying is someone had googled vintage Tiny Tears doll to get hairline inspo, no?

😆

I honestly don't know why he wears his hair tied back most of the time. Does he think it suits him? Does he think that seeing the outline of the orange foundation around his weird hairline is a good look?

I think it's because it's thinning again as can clearly be seen in his bio pic. But actually tying it up makes the problem worse as it pulls at the roots. I'm not sure if he knows that though.

He's furious about JKR's women's fund. Naturally.

"You are so demented @jk_rowling. The biggest funder of trans hate in the UK. Why not just stop persecuting trans people ? Also, what’s with all the forced teaming of women with terfs? I don’t know any women who like GCs. Shouldn’t this more accurate be called the JKR Terf Fund?"

How very dare she 😂

terf fund ? Is India being out out to grass?

When will these ridiculous men realise this is about women not trans people?

💯

I have a sneaking suspicion that it's just starting to dawn on them.

And they don't like it one bit.

How very dare you! Everything is about men. Men's rights, men's needs, men's wants, men's desires. The audacity of thinking anything could be about women. Get back in your kitchen!

Oh, are the TRAs trying to take over "force teaming" now? And can't even get it right? 😆

That jumped out at me too……unless this was an acknowledgment that not all Terfs are women!

Does he realise how fucking offensive it is to use words like ‘genocide’ and ‘apartheid’ over something like this?

Of course he doesn’t and neither do any of the other people who shriek “genocide” a la Emily Bridges told he can’t compete with the women any more.

That they equate their experiences with the Holocaust or Srebrenica or Cambodia shows that they either don’t know their history or don’t care that they are equating horrific suffering with their perceived traumas. Khmer Rouge soldiers raped women while their babies were battered to pulp against a tree in front of them, before the women themselves were bludgeoned to death because the KR wouldn’t “waste” bullets - and that’s the same as being told you can’t use the loo of your choice?

But it’s all part of the idea that anything they dislike is fascism and it doesn’t surprise me at all that they have pivoted to claim apartheid as part of their suffering now, too

Someone on here said a few weeks ago that the Nazis reserved the worst of their violence for trans people.

I was pretty taken aback by the audacity of that one.

Even Pink News could only come up with the names of five "transgender" Holocaust victims, all of whom were either gay or Jewish or both, and not all of whom were actually murdered.

But sure, that's worse than what happened to the Jewish women who gave birth in Auschwitz and then watched as their newborn babies were ripped from their arms and drowned in a bucket of filthy water in front of them before they'd even delivered the placenta.

It's quite the ego, to think these unspeakable horrors are akin to being kept out of the ladies' when you're a man. We've had TRAs talk about how unfair it is to be "punished" in this way when you're so amazingly good, you've never attacked a woman. It speaks volumes of the entitlement and also how they feel women owe them if they deign not to harm them.

India Willoughby doesn't know she's born.

Come to think of it, "she" wasn't, was she. He was.

There's so much talk about trans 'anxiety' and 'fear' in the wake of the SC ruling, but surely the worst thing that's happened is having to use the toilet designated for their biological sex.
They mightn't like it, but it's hardly torture, is it?

There are so many things that we'd love interviewers to ask TRAs.
'What exactly are these fears and anxieties you claim the SC ruling has caused for transgender people? What are they afraid of?' would be a good question.
And if the answer is 'having to use a toilet they don't want to use', it would expose the relative pettiness of this toilet business.

But they are so scared to be in a toilet with men!

Oh, wait...

This is all part of the lack of appropriate support and treatment for those experiencing gender related distress.

At the beginning of my career, catastrophic thinking and fear or anxiety arising from not having your self perception validated would have been treated with CBT. Treatment goals would be to support the patient to have a healthier reaction to other’s perceptions. Today, some clinicians and most advocacy groups are promoting the idea that others not validating a trans identity causes harm. It’s a remarkable, and sadly destructive, development

Oh no... does this mean that IW thinks that it is only "womanly" to have blood in your panties? And IW also thinks that he is more woman than the rest of us.... Ew! That was too much information!!! Ew! Ew! Ew!

If that is actually a woman and not a "woman".

I stand by my opinion. JKR expresses hateful rhetoric towards groups of people she doesn’t like.
it is her choice. does not make her a nice person though.

think about what that makes you if you spring to her defence.

I stand by my opinion.

Correct.

Enjoy.

It's not hateful rhetoric to say that men can't become women and don't belong in women's spaces.

She has shown nothing but empathy towards people who really struggle with gender dysphoria, whilst continuing to hold the opinion that their needs don't trump women's.

I fail to see how anything she says should be even remotely controversial if you believe that women are human and equal to men.

If you don't agree with her, I think it says more about you than it does about her.