HebrideanUltraTerfHecate on Nostr: Yet she still told us "ultras" to "fuck off" 🙄 Can't have it both ways. ...
Yet she still told us "ultras" to "fuck off" 🙄 Can't have it both ways.
https://thecritic.co.uk/gone-in-90-seconds/
Because, of course, everything has to do with trans. This must be the most narcissistic movement in history. Women’s objections to trans-identifying men in their spaces can’t possibly be because we’re thinking of our own interests; we must be doing it to hurt trans people. My objections to reality-denialism can’t be because I think it’s dangerous to deny reality, it has to be because I hate the people trying to impose their fantasies on everyone. They genuinely seem to think that they are the stars not just in their own lives but in everyone else’s.
The event in Balliol offered a tragicomic example of this self-absorption. When it was thrown open to questions from the floor, a young Irish woman stood up and explained that “presenting as a gay man” she experienced overt and vicious homophobia whenever she went out in her “flowery pants”. She had used Ireland’s system of legal gender self-ID to get her birth certificate reissued stating her sex as male, she said, and suggested that my opposition to such falsification of official documents meant I condoned the abuse she suffered.
https://thecritic.co.uk/gone-in-90-seconds/
Because, of course, everything has to do with trans. This must be the most narcissistic movement in history. Women’s objections to trans-identifying men in their spaces can’t possibly be because we’re thinking of our own interests; we must be doing it to hurt trans people. My objections to reality-denialism can’t be because I think it’s dangerous to deny reality, it has to be because I hate the people trying to impose their fantasies on everyone. They genuinely seem to think that they are the stars not just in their own lives but in everyone else’s.
The event in Balliol offered a tragicomic example of this self-absorption. When it was thrown open to questions from the floor, a young Irish woman stood up and explained that “presenting as a gay man” she experienced overt and vicious homophobia whenever she went out in her “flowery pants”. She had used Ireland’s system of legal gender self-ID to get her birth certificate reissued stating her sex as male, she said, and suggested that my opposition to such falsification of official documents meant I condoned the abuse she suffered.