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Roy Bloom is clearly a trans person.
Keep repeating the slogans. It's all you have to sustain your ideological objection to trans people.
Are you suggesting that my opinons are not acceptable or valued because of my gender?
Keep going if you want but you're declaring your bigotry for all the world to see.
Perhaps I'll declare in my profile that I'm trans gender, black, disabled, short, and any other things that might motivate your prejudice.
Then you'll have a range of choices to display your bigotry.
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No I’m saying your beating the trans drum because you’re part of the band.
Regarding babies sex at birth, we already hear and read statements like:- ‘What ‘label’ were they given at birth’ or ‘What gender/sex were they ‘assigned’. I always thought it was a fact due to biology whether they are recorded as a male or female at birth. What next? Are parents now going to be given a choice what sex or no sex they want on the birth certificate of their child?
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They probably will be given a choice.
Runs a bit deeper than that don't you think.
The majority who are against all this perverted mission creep will not have a party at the next election to vote for in a first past the post system.
The UK government recognise that such unusual events occur, ye they make no provision for them.
And apparently the number of non-binary people is increasing. I suspec that the reality is that more people are recognising the problem, and it is becoming the subject of more discussion.
"The Government defines a non-binary person as “someone who identifies as in some way outside of the man-woman gender binary” . For consistency,this briefing paper uses the term “non-binary” in the same way. At present, the Government has no reliable estimate of the size of the non-binary population in the UK. In 2018, it referred to evidence suggesting the number of non-binary people was “increasing” .
Non-binary genders are not recognised in UK law. The Gender Recognition Act2004 (GRA) enables a person to change the sex recorded on their birth certificate, either from male to female or vice versa. It makes no provision for the recognition of any other gender."
If I am trans gender, does that make my opinion any less valuable?
If not, why would it matter at all?
Is a black person's opinion on racism any less valuable because they're black?
Or a disabled person's opinion any less valuable about disability because they're disabled?
So is my gender completely irrelevant? If so, why mention it at all?
etc.
Roy Bloom is clearly a nutcase.
You want justice for deviants, quite a hard sell.
Carry on wondering why the Spanish people speak Mexican.
Or why Portugese people decided to speak Brazilian.
You would have thought they would have adopted one of the European languages, instead of one from the Americas.
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