Legislator Proud of policy that protects the feelings of men who rape women in women’s prisons.

GC Social MediaLegislator Proud of policy that protects the feelings of men who rape women in women’s prisons.(x.com)

Posted January 14, 2025 by CruddyMuddy in GenderCritical

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January 14, 2025

I’m gobsmacked. This woman is asked about a lawsuit concerning a transwoman raping a female prisoner and waxes lyrical about how proud she is for protecting the transwoman’s dignity with regards to security scanners. WTH?

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pennygadget

January 14, 2025

She should spend a night in a cell with one of these brave trans-women that she loves so much

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Women1st

January 14, 2025

Of course there’s nothing about women being assaulted and she only highlighted the most egregious violation of privacy her bill covered. I would bet the bill also allows name changed to be hidden from the public, which is a violation to the victim and the community. Anyone know the bill being referenced?

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MaryDyer

January 14, 2025

What in the actual fuck? Fire that woman!

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RNPhalarope

January 15, 2025

I am not from Washington. Does anyone know ththe name of tjis legislator?

And who else is sitting at the table?

Unfortunately, I heard applause for the bullshit answer.

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Posted January 14, 2025 by CruddyMuddy

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