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Robin Ince quits working for the BBC over his support for men in dresses and terrorists

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SingleSexSpacesInSchools · 13/12/2025 09:29

Shame really he’s a nice guy, a huge bibliophile, met him a few times at book signings, the last live show of his I saw he did shoehorn in “and of course trans women are real women” or some such nonsense.

guessing the infinite monkey cage is cancelled now, that was in my top five podcasts.

can’t do a popular science show and think women can have a penis though. Wonder what Brian thinks?

the video of his love resignation , presumably at the end of a monkey cage recording, is here
https://www.reddit.com/r/transgenderUK/comments/1plg02g/bbc_presenter_robert_ince_claims_he_has_been/

notably he doesn’t say how men in dresses are being treated badly. Everyone has a blind spot.

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teawamutu · 24/10/2026 16:03

timesublimelysilencesthewhys · 24/10/2026 11:39

They are appealing to an audience that don't go out, and are alienating an audience that do.

Lots of the people who do appreciate the message don't want or can't get to the events, they are more interested in spending their time campaigning against others. Its more fun for them to stop something being performed than see something be performed.

And that's the trap ince has got himself into. He is so on message he'll never be target by them, but thats so clear, no one needs or wants the content.

That's such an interesting thought. Online. Pile ons to stop things rather than turn out and spend money to make things happen. Would be an over generalisation to say that's the entire demographic, but definitely feels consistent for the Omnicause zealots.

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