Trans protests: deranged threats against JK Rowling, lumpiest womxn and declarations debunked
April 24, 2025
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The UK Supreme Court confirmed that women exist — cue a gender goblin meltdown. Trans activists in London protested by vandalising statues of feminists and threatening violence, while screaming about being the victims. Peak trans, and peak irony.
Meanwhile, lefty pundits are howling about fascism and demanding lesbians accept male-bodied intruders or face cancellation. Apparently, safeguarding women’s spaces is now “far-right.” It's a great advert for the far-right.
The usual slogans—“trans rights are human rights,” “we’re being erased”, "we just want to be seen!"—reveal a movement drunk on emotion, entitlement, and victimhood. And when challenged, many activists resort to threats and cartoon-level misogyny.
Highlights from the protest? Death threats, witch-burning nostalgia, and bragging about penis size. Just like a real woman.
Upholding reality isn’t hate. And this ruling is good news for genuine trans people (like me) too: it might just flush out the freaks and fetishists abusing the system.
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