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Hey @louistheroux shouldn't you be leaving X along with Jon Ronson? Haven't you looked the other way during this scandal the same way he did? Didn't you accuse us whistleblowers of being mentally ill?
Even a single girl robbed of a place on a podium or a team because of a male cheat is one too many.
A new poll exposes how wildly Americans overestimate transgender participation in college sports after years of Republican attacks. advocate.com/politics/nation…
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This was on TV all the time when I was a kid. Always late at night: 1972's Emmy Award-winning La Cabina (The Telephone Box), from Spanish director Antonio Mercero. Even edited, once seen, it stays with you forever. 🎃📞😱
Every word of this is true.
If you only have 3 minutes to watch Joe Rogan’s podcast today, this is the 3 minutes you need to see.
Jordan Peterson just described “gender-affirming care” in a way no one else would dare.
“I've never seen anything worse than what's happening right now. And that includes the sorts of things that were done in the camps in Germany. At least the goddamn Naz*s admitted what they did was wrong. They tried to hide it. We trumpet it as a moral virtue.”
“These surgical procedures are so brutal and so experimental that they're—I'm going to say it again—they're worse than what the Mengele types did in the concentration camps in the thirties and forties. And that's a pretty goddamn low bar.”
Graham Linehan retweeted
Cutting off the healthy, functional body parts of children will accurately go down as the biggest medical scandal in history.
I long await the day society collectively agrees.
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American men who get thrown off women’s sports teams at US universities are now using Canadian schools such as @WesternU as Plan B
Trans woman Elle Yung was poised to compete on the Brandeis track team. Then came an NCAA ban. She’s found a new team in Canada.
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The real 'trans healthcare' is detransitioner healthcare.
I had my appointment with the Cleveland Clinic Detrans Clinic.
I met with the head of the Detrans Clinic as well as a plastic surgeon and his assistant.
This time I wasn't asked about my pronouns, I was asked about my transition history and medical history, as well as my medical goals.
I described the complication with my chest (its so hard and painful everytime) and my goals for removal of breast tissue and reconstruction.
The doctors said they will discuss my case at their bi monthly meeting and get back to me.
I was left feeling pretty hopeful. They seemed to understand what I was talking about as far as my medical needs and issues. They described them back to me. Scans and imaging and etc are being sent over by me so that they have more information.
I will keep everyone updated.
Graham Linehan retweeted
Fred Wallace thinks that women supporting a woman who was repeatedly drugged by her husband and raped by him and other men for more than a decade is "for nothing".
Graham Linehan retweeted
Yes, staff do find him intimidating, along with his other fetishwear visible even in Zoom meetings. His arch “ignore the double eyebags” message is disingenuous narcissism.
I may have been the first journalist to approach Oxford University for comment on photographs of Matt Rattley appearing to wear giant prosthetic breasts in academic settings - images he has posted online himself.
Why? This is one of the world's leading universities FFS.
Speaking as a woman, as well as a journalist, these images raise questions for me. Clearly, I cannot establish someone’s motives from photographs, and I am not claiming to know his.
But these are the questions these images raise for me:
- Is there a sexual or fetish element to this presentation?
- Has the university considered whether staff or students could experience it as sexualised, uncomfortable or intimidating?
- What standards apply to sexualised presentation in academic settings?
- Do students and staff feel free to raise concerns, given the power imbalance between a lecturer and students?
- Have any complaints been made, and if so, how were they handled?
We do not need to know someone’s private motives to ask about the effects of their conduct at work.
These strike me as entirely reasonable questions about a university’s responsibilities to its students and staff - and therefore matters of public interest.
Yet I haven’t seen them examined in any mainstream reporting.
Why?
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P.S. If you’re a student or member of staff with information or concerns, my inbox is open. I’ll treat messages in confidence [email protected]
Graham Linehan retweeted
One of the biggest problems that we have is that there is a large body of leftist folk wisdom which thinks about wealth as if wealth were just a huge pile of money sitting around somewhere, rather than as a stock of productive assets that need to be managed and maintained.
Graham Linehan retweeted
I had no idea Matt Rattley, the Oxford lecturer wearing fake tits, also tutored GCSE and A-level students
If as a parent you have deceived there is nothing wrong with this man giving your 14/15 yr old daughter GCSE tuition, I don’t know what to say to you 🚩🚩🚩
