Thread by @RukhsanaSukhan

I hope we can all agree now that Maajid Nawaz isn't a credible source on anything these days.

Also I'm still puzzled that so many thought a pornographic cartoon in a classroom was appropriate free speech teaching material.

Is child safeguarding optional now?

I love the hypocrisy of "pornographic cartoons are free speech" and a movie about female adolescent sexuality is pornographic.

I find that amusing tbh.

Outrage is like a cataract—obscures vision.

And because I anticipate the outrage mob.

I actually liked Mignonnes/Cuties.

I remember being that age and having very big sexual feelings for such a young girl and feeling completely out of my league.

But we can't even talk about female sexuality w/o y'all's hangups.

Also facts:

The story was based on the feedback the filmmaker received from young girls about sexualisation and puberty. This was their POV of how they felt.

Do you want to know how a young girl feels becoming a woman? Then take responsibility for your outrage. And focus.

No one is responsible for your hangups, emotion fragility, whatever baggage. Manage yourselves.

Projection is tiresome.