@StellaBGoodwin #transphobia

@StellaBGoodwin #transphobia gettr.com

The feelings of a rapist prioritised over the feelings of his victim...
Trans NGO's have issued press guidelines on how police, court staff and judges should talk as to not bruise the oh so delicate, feelings of male rapists and murderers.

Britain's state broadcaster is under fire for altering quotes of a rape victim in an effort to avoid misgendering a transgender attacker.
https://www.rebelnews.com/unethical_and_disrespectful_for_the_bbc_to_alter_rape_victims_use_of_he_him_to_they_them

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Former believer in the likes of StellaBGoodwin:

“First they came for the transgendered. I did not speak out — because I was certain that transgender was just over-the-top crossdressing.

Then they came for the homosexuals. I did not speak out — because I was certain that gays were just straights who wanted to fuck, but not become parents.

Then they came for the bisexuals. I did not speak out — because I was certain that bisexuals were just deplorably promiscuous straight people.

Then they came for me, after criminalizing non-marital straight sex — and by then there were no one left who wanted, or dared, to speak out.”

If you're a victim of rape, preaching bigotry on the internet is not the solution. Contact the relevant authorities. Obviously, you aren't.

I dare say the victim has more pressing needs than what pronouns are used the by press to describe the perp.

The reporter is trying to be accurate.

They amended the press info to be more accurate. For some reason that makes you cry.

@StellaBGoodwin #transphobia gettr.com

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Confused?