Defile a woman? Not very PC.
So what age should a person that chooses to be a woman, but has testes, be able to draw their pension in the UK?
A maximum of 500,000 people, probably fewer, are transgender in the UK according to government figures. That's in a population of over 66m, so a very small percentage. It's highly unlikely to be a deciding factor in the way anyone votes.
A maximum of 500,000 people, probably fewer, are transgender in the UK according to government figures. That's in a population of over 66m, so a very small percentage. It's highly unlikely to be a deciding factor in the way anyone votes.
Certain sections of the right would love to make the culture war central to their platform though, with Braverman and Badenoch in particular thriving on it.
Much easier to blow a few dog whistles then tout the benefits of Brexit.
Both extremes are weirdos
JK Rowling getting death threats for saying controversial things like people born woman should have the right to a safe space.
Same age as everyone else.
It's not the hermaphrodites that are creating all the silliness though is it.
Certain sections of the right would love to make the culture war central to their platform though, with Braverman and Badenoch in particular thriving on it.
Much easier to blow a few dog whistles then tout the benefits of Brexit.
this isnt an issue from the right though. it comes from elsewhere out in the public, JK Rowling is no Conservative for an example. this isnt about the 500k transgendered, about the rest of the woman population concerned, they say, about erosion of rights they have.
Certain sections of the right would love to make the culture war central to their platform though, with Braverman and Badenoch in particular thriving on it.
Much easier to blow a few dog whistles then tout the benefits of Brexit.
A 2021 report from King’s College London argued that many people’s views on cultural issues in Britain have become tied up with the side of the Brexit debate with which they identify, while the public party-political identities, although not as strong, show similar alignments and that around half the country held relatively strong views on “culture war” issues such as debates on Britain’s colonial history or Black Lives Matter. However, the report concluded Britain's cultural and political divide was not as stark as the Republican-Democratic divide in the US and that a sizeable section of the public can be categorised as having either moderate views or as being disengaged from social debates. It also found that The Guardian as opposed to the centre-right newspapers were more likely to talk about the culture wars.
Not so sure, being sympathetic to transgender issues is just too "woke" and a black mark for some. It's not that long ago Cameron had half his Tory party vote against same sex Marriage, they can be very conservative these Conservatives.
I reckon, four pages and then Pit.
Maybe five.
Seems it's more the centre left who push the culture wars.