• CrimsonSage [any]
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    il y a 3 ans

    Literally the data shows trans women are several orders of magnitude more likely to be raped than to perform it. This is just the most offensive and disgusting kind of victim blaming. Rowling is such a disgusting human being like I don't have the words to describe how ugly she is as a person.

  • WittyProfileName2 [she/her]
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    il y a 3 ans

    No one cares more about transfemme's dicks than TERFs, not even the transfemmes they are attached to.

  • Lydia [she/her]
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    il y a 3 ans

    Trans women are 4x more likely to be raped than cis women. Stop making us the villains and it’d help all of us

    • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
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      il y a 3 ans

      Getting some real Emmett Till energy off that twitter post. Bonus points for doing a :1984: homage in the midst of a double-speak.

  • BeamBrain [he/him]
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    il y a 3 ans

    If I were raped, I think the gender identity of my rapist would be less of a concern than the fact that, you know, THEY WERE A FUCKING RAPIST.

    • BoldTake [e/em/eir, comrade/them]
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      il y a 3 ans

      TERFs will often try to weaponize the pain, trauma, and rage a victim of SA justifiably feel and then point it towards communities they hate. Typically this is trans women, but I've also seen them do it towards POC as well.

      On that note, what is the preferred term now for someone who was the target of SA? Victim, survivor, or something else? Legitimate question as I want to make sure I'm expressing solidarity correctly.

      • zeal0telite [he/him,they/them]
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        il y a 3 ans

        It's probably personal and anything you say will upset someone tbh.

        Personally irl I've heard survivor being liked more.

  • Rem [she/her]
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    il y a 3 ans

    This is just like 1969 squid farm

  • MerryChristmas [any]
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    il y a 3 ans

    CHUDs love to play with the language of sexual assault because they've seen how powerful it is after the whole #MeToo thing came and went. There is nothing they will not commodify.

    • silent_water [she/her]
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      il y a 3 ans

      they've been doing this for centuries. remember Emmitt Till? it's a repackaged tactic for justifying a pogram.

    • BoldTake [e/em/eir, comrade/them]
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      il y a 3 ans

      It's an extremely common tactic by rightwingers for character assassination. That is beyond fucked because it adds noise to actual SA accusations, which are the vast majority.

    • GreenTeaRedFlag [any]
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      il y a 3 ans

      chud men use it because they can stir up fear about their breeding stock being contaminated. that's it, that's all they care about. chud women use it because woman are scared of being raped and they want to point that fear in the wrong direction.

  • WalterBongjammin [they/them,comrade/them]
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    il y a 3 ans

    Imagine being a billionaire and wasting your time being bigoted and obviously unhappy on Twitter. Absolutely pathetic. She could do basically anything she wants and yet chooses to spend her time making other peoples' lives worse because she is consumed by her brainworms. Could you be a bigger loser?

    • cawsby [he/him]
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      il y a 3 ans

      The UK has a major problem with boomer second wave feminists taking up most of the positions of power in old media.

      Does anyone know why that is? I don't see that in other countries - not to the level of TERF island.

      • PM_ME_YOUR_FOUCAULTS [he/him, they/them]
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        il y a 3 ans

        Essentially, second-wave feminism didn't get the prolonged and necessary beating from third-wave feminism. This is what happens when you have pure, bourgeois white feminism without any pushback from queer, indigenous and POC thinkers.

      • WittyProfileName2 [she/her]
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        il y a 3 ans

        A lot of civil rights movements such as the LGBT movement found allies within the unions. Academic feminists made up the majority of folks writing feminist theory. Said academics were mostly upper class and thus wouldn't be seen dead with the proles. Therefore feminist theory in the UK largely developed sans intersectionality.

  • iridaniotter [she/her, she/her]
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    il y a 3 ans

    Everyone here should report this tweet. It's not much effort and there's a slim chance she'll get banned.

  • probabilityzero [he/him,comrade/them]
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    il y a 3 ans

    She's following the path of Glinner and other British Terfs, where eventually trans people will be literally all she talks about. There's something about that specific strain of transphobia, that it takes over your life completely, even if it means destroying your career and marriage.

    • gaycomputeruser [she/her]
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      il y a 3 ans

      Its my headcanon that all those kind of people are usually repressed transes and are just taking it out on everyone else.

      • BoldTake [e/em/eir, comrade/them]
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        il y a 3 ans

        This is not a good trope to repeat. I can understand the inclination, but it's offensive to a lot of trans people.

        • gaycomputeruser [she/her]
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          il y a 3 ans

          I could see that. I'm trans myself and it's a bit that I've thrown around with my friends for a while, but I could definately see that take.

          • BoldTake [e/em/eir, comrade/them]
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            il y a 3 ans

            Same. I think that's one of those jokes that I understand being thrown around in trans circles when people are frustrated.

            Internalized transphobia is very much a thing and suppression can cause people to lash out and be extremely bigoted to trans people.

            Anyway, solidarity sister.

            :trans-heart: