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🧵Westminster Political Party Leaders and Sex vs Gender:
As we begin, very slowly, to gear up towards the next General Election, I decided to take a look at where the leaders of our elected political parties in Westminster stand on the ongoing debate around sex vs gender:
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As we begin, very slowly, to gear up towards the next General Election, I decided to take a look at where the leaders of our elected political parties in Westminster stand on the ongoing debate around sex vs gender:
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Keir Starmer (Labour):
Keir believes that ‘1 in 1,000’ women have a penis.
He proposes banning ‘conversion therapy’, which could criminalise therapists and parents who don’t affirm medical transition.
He supports legislation, which could criminalise misgendering someone.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Keir believes that ‘1 in 1,000’ women have a penis.
He proposes banning ‘conversion therapy’, which could criminalise therapists and parents who don’t affirm medical transition.
He supports legislation, which could criminalise misgendering someone.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Ed Davey (Liberal Democrats):
Ed believes that women can “quite clearly” have a penis.
He supported Scotland’s attempt to introduce ‘self-ID’ for 16 years old.
He has also accused the government of “assaulting” trans people.
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Ed believes that women can “quite clearly” have a penis.
He supported Scotland’s attempt to introduce ‘self-ID’ for 16 years old.
He has also accused the government of “assaulting” trans people.
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Carla Denyer/Adrian Ramsay (Green):
Carla “strongly refutes” there is conflict between ‘trans’ rights and women’s rights.
She accused the Equality and Human Rights Commission of “bias”.
Adrian has accused those who raise concerns regarding gender ideology of “bigotry”.
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Carla “strongly refutes” there is conflict between ‘trans’ rights and women’s rights.
She accused the Equality and Human Rights Commission of “bias”.
Adrian has accused those who raise concerns regarding gender ideology of “bigotry”.
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Humza Yousaf (SNP):
Humza championed the proposed legislation to introduce ‘self-ID’ in Scotland and accused the UK government of a “power grab” in blocking it.
He was unable to answer whether the rapist, Isla Bryson, was a man or women.
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Humza championed the proposed legislation to introduce ‘self-ID’ in Scotland and accused the UK government of a “power grab” in blocking it.
He was unable to answer whether the rapist, Isla Bryson, was a man or women.
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Rhun ap Iorwerth (Plaid Cymru):
Rhun has pledged to classify ‘gender identity’ as completely separate to mental health.
He pledged to establish a Welsh ‘gender identity clinic’.
He has also blamed “Brexit” and “far right politics” for impacting ‘trans equality’.
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Rhun has pledged to classify ‘gender identity’ as completely separate to mental health.
He pledged to establish a Welsh ‘gender identity clinic’.
He has also blamed “Brexit” and “far right politics” for impacting ‘trans equality’.
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Naomi Long (Alliance):
Naomi believes that “transwomen are women”.
She has previously refused to answer the question: “what is a woman?”.
She has also spoken out to support drag acts performing in front of young children.
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Naomi believes that “transwomen are women”.
She has previously refused to answer the question: “what is a woman?”.
She has also spoken out to support drag acts performing in front of young children.
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Mary Lou McDonald (Sinn Féin):
Mary Lou said she’s on a “learning curve” after her brother ‘transitioned’.
She has called for the Gender Recognition Act to extend to “children and non-binary identities”.
She has also called for schools to teach about “all gender identities”.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Mary Lou said she’s on a “learning curve” after her brother ‘transitioned’.
She has called for the Gender Recognition Act to extend to “children and non-binary identities”.
She has also called for schools to teach about “all gender identities”.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Jeffrey Donaldson (DUP):
Jeffrey issued an “apology” on behalf of the party to the “LGBTQIA” community.
He became the first leader of the DUP to meet with the Rainbow Project, who support children to seek medical transition, as well as breast binding/genital tucking.
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Jeffrey issued an “apology” on behalf of the party to the “LGBTQIA” community.
He became the first leader of the DUP to meet with the Rainbow Project, who support children to seek medical transition, as well as breast binding/genital tucking.
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Rishi Sunak (Conservative):
Rishi has said that “100% of women do not have a penis”.
He used Section 35 to block Scotland’s attempt to introduce ‘self-ID’.
He has pledged to protect single-sex spaces for women under law.
He has told schools not to transition pupils.
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Rishi has said that “100% of women do not have a penis”.
He used Section 35 to block Scotland’s attempt to introduce ‘self-ID’.
He has pledged to protect single-sex spaces for women under law.
He has told schools not to transition pupils.
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Notice a difference?
Only one political party currently elected to Westminster stands up for biological reality, child wellbeing and women’s rights.
We need to send a message to those seeking election that they will not get our vote if they push gender ideology.
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Only one political party currently elected to Westminster stands up for biological reality, child wellbeing and women’s rights.
We need to send a message to those seeking election that they will not get our vote if they push gender ideology.
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To note - I could not find anything relevant from Colum Eastwood (SDLP) or Joe Fortune (Co-Operative).
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