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Am I naive in thinking that in a couple of years, if not sooner, this will all be behind us? A few court cases, people clear about the law, women's rights protected again??

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loveyouradvice · 26/05/2025 23:04

And yes the noisy TRA far fewer in number and sidelined as the sad fringe that are left as others move on.....

Or do others think it will pan out differently??

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moto748e · 27/05/2025 15:46

It's pretty difficult to stop indiividuals from 'being present' at rallies, including ones you or I might disapprove of. But it's rather different when they are the ones brandishing the loud-hailer, like Sarah Jane!

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 15:47

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:43

@ThatCyanCat As for the rest of it, with all the violence against people who dissented from the authoritarianism, I can't believe you don't see that mirrored in all the threats to rape, hang, stab, shoot and immolate people who refuse to say men are women. And did you notice these guys also seem to always know at which class of people to direct these threats?

I decry any incitement to violence regardless of the inciter's sex at birth or gender identity.

I can't speak for those people any more than you can speak for the actions of Nicola Murray or Neo-Nazis who have been documented in the press as being present at GC rallies.

I decry any incitement to violence regardless of the inciter's sex at birth or gender identity.

That's very nice of you. However, that person's gender identity certainly seems to dictate whether or not you're able to see the parallels between that and far right authoritarianism.

It also seems to dictate who you think should be afraid or not. TRAs routinely threaten to rape and kill us, in fact "Be Afraid" is the new motto from the latest moobs-out demo. You haven't said a word about how we should feel about this, but you claim to be "deathly afraid" of meeting one of us.

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:48

LadyBracknellsHandbagg · 27/05/2025 15:41

I think @Christinapple and @ButterflyHatched are the same man.

I'm always impressed whenever I see another person foolish enough to subject themselves to the hostility that posting on here invites.

I'll leave the sock puppetting to you - I don't have time for that nonsense, sorry.

Allthegoodnamesarechosen · 27/05/2025 15:51

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ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 15:52

You know, Butterfly, if you're deathly afraid of meeting a woman who doesn't want men in her spaces, your best bet would seem to be to use the gents...

TheywontletmehavethenameIwant · 27/05/2025 15:55

Did I read a comment that said they've 'trans'ed the incels now. 🤣

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:55

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 15:47

I decry any incitement to violence regardless of the inciter's sex at birth or gender identity.

That's very nice of you. However, that person's gender identity certainly seems to dictate whether or not you're able to see the parallels between that and far right authoritarianism.

It also seems to dictate who you think should be afraid or not. TRAs routinely threaten to rape and kill us, in fact "Be Afraid" is the new motto from the latest moobs-out demo. You haven't said a word about how we should feel about this, but you claim to be "deathly afraid" of meeting one of us.

I don't support that kind of harmful behaviour and never have done.

I am a survivor of sexual assault and can't stand being in the presence of anyone who makes those kinds of threats.

I'm also fucking terrified of anyone who holds trans-hostile views and avoid them wherever possible - a holdover from my childhood where avoidance and invisibility was the only way to escape.

DeanElderberry · 27/05/2025 15:55

The problem with - in a few years it will all be behind us - is the other post that said the NHS is paying for 700 men a year to have their penises removed. Harm from horror surgery will still be there after the rejection of biological reality stops being faddish.

EdithStourton · 27/05/2025 15:56

In one sense, this whole catastrophe will never be over. We have decades yet of children permanently harmed by this ideology trying to make their way through life. There will be people who reach old age childless because they were sterilised before they truly comprehended what they were doing. There would be people who are never going to be born because of this.

Oh, and @ButterflyHatched , your comment on VE Day:
Commemorating the close of a years-long ordeal triggered by fascists demonstrating that asking nicely sometimes doesn't work.
VE Day did not commemorate 'the close of a years-long ordeal triggered by fascists'. The war went on in Asia until 15th August 1945, and even after that, people were dying in their droves there of starvation and disease, caused by the war.

Nobody needs to preach to me about Fascism: my father's family was at the receiving end and I grew up on the sort of horror stories that make me immune to men whining about how being banned from the ladies 'erases' them.

Edited for typo.

Helleofabore · 27/05/2025 15:56

Greyskybluesky · 27/05/2025 10:31

Aimtodobetter makes an interesting point about 'bathrooms' though.

Says they are a completely standard biological woman (so the assumption is they would be perceived as a woman by others)
Admits to have nipped into the men’s on occasion when the queue for the ladies was long
Says that no one has ever expressed 1 percent of the loathing at them being in the wrong toilet

So a female-presenting person nips into the men's for a wee and the men in there couldn't care less? But the accepted narrative is that female-presenting people risk life and limb taking a leak in the men's? Hmmm, something's not adding up here...

This is a great point that I don't believe that poster even considered.

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 15:58

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:55

I don't support that kind of harmful behaviour and never have done.

I am a survivor of sexual assault and can't stand being in the presence of anyone who makes those kinds of threats.

I'm also fucking terrified of anyone who holds trans-hostile views and avoid them wherever possible - a holdover from my childhood where avoidance and invisibility was the only way to escape.

If you want to avoid women who are hostile towards males in their spaces, then stay out of those spaces. Absolute no-brainer there.

And if you are against violent rhetoric, don't ignore its parallel with authoritarianism or women's fear when they are subjected to it. TRAs have told us they'll shoot, stab and hang us. What are you worried that a woman who doesn't believe a man is a woman will do to you?

Seethlaw · 27/05/2025 16:02

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 12:54

I don't want to get into the habit of questioning other people's self-declarations, especially on a site like this which is so dependent upon a culture of honest, frank disclosure. However...

That particular poster does have something of a whiff of the 'I had a haircut once; here is how I escaped the evil trans cult!' detrans grift about them, it has to be said.

Wow! When I posted about my experience that the trans community is very much not accepting, tolerant or loving, I certainly didn't expect not just one, but two trans people to rush in to provide a demonstration!

So there you have it: even within the community, put a toe out of line, and be accused of being detrans.

Which I'm not, for the record. Been living as trans for 13 years and still going as strong as ever.

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:02

Helleofabore · 27/05/2025 15:56

This is a great point that I don't believe that poster even considered.

Not a universal experience at all. The risk of getting the shit kicked out of you if the wrong kind of man is in there is somewhat reduced if you aren't trans - that's not to say there is no risk at all, of course - we're still talking about a woman taking the risk of using male facilities.

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:03

Seethlaw · 27/05/2025 16:02

Wow! When I posted about my experience that the trans community is very much not accepting, tolerant or loving, I certainly didn't expect not just one, but two trans people to rush in to provide a demonstration!

So there you have it: even within the community, put a toe out of line, and be accused of being detrans.

Which I'm not, for the record. Been living as trans for 13 years and still going as strong as ever.

Awesome, good for you. How is Mumsnet working out for you?

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 16:03

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:02

Not a universal experience at all. The risk of getting the shit kicked out of you if the wrong kind of man is in there is somewhat reduced if you aren't trans - that's not to say there is no risk at all, of course - we're still talking about a woman taking the risk of using male facilities.

Why do you need a space away from men to be safe if women don't?

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:05

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 15:58

If you want to avoid women who are hostile towards males in their spaces, then stay out of those spaces. Absolute no-brainer there.

And if you are against violent rhetoric, don't ignore its parallel with authoritarianism or women's fear when they are subjected to it. TRAs have told us they'll shoot, stab and hang us. What are you worried that a woman who doesn't believe a man is a woman will do to you?

Are you working yourself up to a 'it's trans people who are the REAL Nazis!' argument? I think you're better than that.

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 16:07

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:05

Are you working yourself up to a 'it's trans people who are the REAL Nazis!' argument? I think you're better than that.

You're the one who said that it's far right to say that men aren't women.

Fancy answering the questions?

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:08

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 16:03

Why do you need a space away from men to be safe if women don't?

Women do need a space away from men. That's...that's the point. That's why being ejected from that space after using it since childhood is so terrifying.

ThatCyanCat · 27/05/2025 16:09

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:08

Women do need a space away from men. That's...that's the point. That's why being ejected from that space after using it since childhood is so terrifying.

When you use those spaces, they are not spaces away from men. You want more of a right to get away from men than women.

And you claim to be deathly afraid of meeting women who don't want you there, so why on earth do you use them?

A third space would appear to be the solution. Is that acceptable? If not, why not?

Seethlaw · 27/05/2025 16:11

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 16:03

Awesome, good for you. How is Mumsnet working out for you?

Thank you for asking! Pretty good actually. See, thanks to them, I've finally been able to lay down the increasing cognitive dissonance between what I wanted to believe (all trans people are nice, they just want to get on with their lives, anyone who disagrees with that is just mean, and so on) and the hard facts (the intolerance I had personally experienced in the community, the aggressiveness of some TRAs, the loss of women's rights, etc...) Now I can finally rest upon the facts as I have always preferred to do. It's very liberating.

LadyBracknellsHandbagg · 27/05/2025 16:18

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:48

I'm always impressed whenever I see another person foolish enough to subject themselves to the hostility that posting on here invites.

I'll leave the sock puppetting to you - I don't have time for that nonsense, sorry.

Brady Bunch Jan GIF by MOODMAN

Sure Jan.

RainbowZebraWarrior · 27/05/2025 16:22

Christ on a bike, if this thread doesn't prove the self absorbed nature of TRA's, then I don't know what does.

LadyBracknellsHandbagg · 27/05/2025 16:22

ButterflyHatched · 27/05/2025 15:48

I'm always impressed whenever I see another person foolish enough to subject themselves to the hostility that posting on here invites.

I'll leave the sock puppetting to you - I don't have time for that nonsense, sorry.

Touched a nerve?! 😂

suggestionsplease1 · 27/05/2025 16:29

Seethlaw · 27/05/2025 16:11

Thank you for asking! Pretty good actually. See, thanks to them, I've finally been able to lay down the increasing cognitive dissonance between what I wanted to believe (all trans people are nice, they just want to get on with their lives, anyone who disagrees with that is just mean, and so on) and the hard facts (the intolerance I had personally experienced in the community, the aggressiveness of some TRAs, the loss of women's rights, etc...) Now I can finally rest upon the facts as I have always preferred to do. It's very liberating.

Interesting. So when you see all the threads here hero worshiping Posie Parker / Kelly Jay Keen, who is advising everyone not to employ you or rent a room from them because you are trans, that doesn't worry you?

And when you read here that you are mentally ill and spending your life deceiving and lying to others, that doesn't bother you?

And when see the threads here linking to news articles where trans people are talking about leaving the country because they are frightened, and you see the posts here on FWR saying 'good riddance' and 'let me try to find my tiny violin' you don't feel any empathy for trans people like you?

moto748e · 27/05/2025 16:33

Actually, I think people have less and less patience with each passing day...

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