Mermaids told to remove false statement from website describing puberty blockers as “an internationally recognised safe, reversible healthcare option”

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NewsMermaids told to remove false statement from website describing puberty blockers as “an internationally recognised safe, reversible healthcare option”(archive.ph)

Posted October 24, 2024 by Sonnet in GenderCritical

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womeninlove

August 19, 2022

"Unfortunately, while at Tongariro she incurred a number of misconducts as a result of her sexual orientation and was returned to Auckland," Judge Blackie said.

What does that even mean? Was he in a woman's prison or just assaulting men in men's prison and blaming it on his gender identity?

The board also didn't know enough about the location her lawyer suggested she could be released to - a place that provides accommodation for transgender people....As a result, parole was declined.

I mean, he is incredibly dangerous. Your average trans person doesn't deserve to be around him either. Some people just can't be rehabilitated.

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Cailin

August 18, 2022

Stories like these peak men. I think it forces them to acknowledge a small fraction of the fear of attack that women feel for their whole lives.

No guy wants to think that after a few drinks, he’s walking home and then gets followed and raped by another man.

Also the pronouns in this story are ridiculous: “she dragged him”, “she raped him”……she is a he everybody. SHE IS a HE!

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IsBeanMe

August 18, 2022

Everything I was going to say! I cannot STAND reading the misgendering. (The correct gender pronouns for a man are he, him, his - calling that "misgendering" is doublespeak. Argh!)

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Posted October 24, 2024 by Sonnet

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