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"I hate to say it, but this person, Tish, isn't the most traditionally feminine person." Amazing! Samantha Lux - a man who identifies as a "woman" - has the nerve to criticize another biological woman's femininity and even claim people might mistake her for trans. Let that sink in: a man who's had countless surgeries and treatments, taking cross-sex hormones, dares to judge a real woman's femininity - a woman who simply complained about men entering the women's changing room at her gym. Then Samantha goes on to declare she's "clearly deeply unwell" and that "nobody's responsible for cuddling your trauma." So a man who believes he was "born in the wrong body" and surgically removed his penis gets to label a biological woman "deeply unwell" for not wanting men in her changing room. To sum it up, Samantha: You're not a woman. Your place is not in women's spaces. You're in no position to criticize real women who don't want men - no matter how they "identify" - in their locker rooms, bathrooms, or any other protected space. This isn't "progress." It's a man telling women how they should look, feel, and behave - while insisting he has the right to enter women's spaces without giving a damn about them.
נושא הדגל201,451 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
samantha lux, a trans YouTuber calling JK Rowling a "old hag", and then continue talking about "feminism". This is exactly the reason why so many courageous women are fighting against this harmful ideology. Ideology that's narrow down the term "woman" to a stereotypical and regressive attributes like makeup, dresses and high heels. This is not the first time that I've heard a trans activists using the term "hag" to describe TERFs For some reason those people who get triggered if someone "misgender" them, and calling everyone who disagree with them "transphobic" have no problem using a very derogatory term against women. For centuries women were stripped away from basic human rights, not because their "identity". It was because of their biology. Even today women in certain parts of the world, don't get their freedom, and they can't "identify away" from this. Being a woman is not a "feeling". It's a biological reality. And maybe for ones instead using misogynist insults you'll try to use good arguments.
נושא הדגל49,278 просмотров • 1 год назад
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