Thread by @sarahstuartxx

When someone creates a piece of work, you have to judge it by the criteria that it sets for itself.

The question Matt Walsh sets out to answer is #whatisawomen? Not 'The History of the Fightback'. He's answering it from his own perspective, which he makes abundently clear right

at the start.

It's been made for people don't know what is going on and have not realised that professionals, especially those in putting children on this path, are basically idiots or coming from a dark place.

Many are complaining that feminists weren't included in the documentary, but would you have included Matt Walsh in your documentary or your book? Or would you have been happy to read a book or film which had included him or someone like him?

The fact is the documentary delivers in spades, in what it has set out to do, and is going to move the conversation on in the US significantly I imagine.

Not only that, it stands up in its own terms in doing what all good documentaries should do, even if you happened to be on the other side of the conversation, with the camera work being superb. It is actually a piece of art.

Just to add Deborah Soh is in the film, a feminist who has debunked gender in a book, which has been recommended to me several times.

Also Scott Newgent who is also gender critical.

These voices were included.