Lockwood and Co.

ReviewLockwood and Co.

Posted March 3, 2023 by GrendelsMother in Television

It is so good. I am obsessed.

Short synopsis: ghosts are menacing Britain, teenagers are the only ones with the ability to see them, so they’re the ones fighting them. Spooky!

Our protagonist, Lucy, is written like an actual living girl, which is nice. Her male colleagues/friends treat her with respect and like an actual human person.

It is based on a book series of the same name, which I have now read twice since finishing the show, and are amazing.

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June 10, 2021

For Gender Critical gays and lesbians, the insistence of homosexuality as same-gender attraction can be seen as unvarnished, base homophobia of the type that even five years ago was thought defeated, except within the most reactionary and bigoted corners of society.

It is compounded when done in the name of LGBTQ rights: interpreted as being sold a version of your own sexuality which simultaneously erases your sexuality. A rejection of such an interpretation of Gender Theory is an aspect of Gender Critical belief, and it is established as a protected belief by this judgment.

The legal right (indeed necessity) of same-sex attracted people to organise together is underlined by this judgment.

Yes!

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slendernan

June 10, 2021

That is such a thorough analysis of the judgment! Thank you so much for sharing.

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BlackCirce🔮🐖🐖🐖

June 10, 2021

Wow he really pulled my heart strings by saying multiple times definitively that it’s a women’s movement and that women are being disproportionately punished by gender theory activism.

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common_shrew

June 10, 2021

What a great piece!! So clear. And oh how glorious.

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Posted March 3, 2023 by GrendelsMother

Score: 21

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