Why I left the Democratic Party after voting for Kamala Harris — and why others will follow

( NastasyaFillipovna )
Dylan Mulvaney deservedly gets the hate he's getting.

But Rachal Levine must gate more and more hate. It should've been the straw that broke the camel's back, somehow it didn't. That guy is a clear male from 1000 yards, but still, we were supposed to say he's a woman? That too at one of the top positions in the country, a opportunity which real women were passed over for.

They were supposed to break the glass ceiling for women, they ended up creating a steel reinforced one instead. A male doing a womanface had more opportunities in the name of DEI than a woman who sacrificed her family for her career.

And if you speak up, you get rape threats. How classic. Threaten a woman with her worst nightmare possible, just because you don't wanna see a dick

( NoName )
I voted for Kamala Harris this time, mainly because of the threat of Trump winning. He did win. If the Democrats are still clinging to gender ideology come the mid terms I will not vote. They do not get my vote until they drop this policy.

( OwnLyingEyes )
I became a registered independent before the last election for the same reason I'd leave any other abusive relationship. And what they've been doing to women/girls, and enabling to be done to women/girls, is abuse. Real abuse. I wasn't going to put up with it anymore in the naive painful hope that if I stayed they'd just stop on their own. And changing party registration may be a small thing, but it was still rooted in making the decision that they don't own me.

( WatcherattheGates )
He's not alone, and I think he's right to call out all those robots voting against barring men from women's sports.

( StrawberryCough )
That "genital inspection" talking point was so painful to watch

( atomic_brunette )
As if the entire goal of TIMs forcing their way into our spaces wasn't exposing "gocks and gesticles" to unconsenting women.