Johnny Arís

@OdohertyI64991 Actually Ian, that guy is anynomous.

He had three insults. He spelled two of them incorrectly. I've said it before and I'll say it again - these people are genuine morons. Oh, and anonymous, naturally.

@EPM106 And?

she personally called me a man in a dress last year

@shane58452 @OdohertyI64991

@OdohertyI64991 Stop embarrassing urself u oaf

Now class, can anyone spot the error in the first sentence?

Definitely don't share this around lads.

@EndTheEU @OdohertyI64991 @Niall_Boylan

Spoke to a Ukrainian guy at a trade counter this morning. Told me most of the forced recruits at the front can't surrender or they will be droned or shot by a non Ukrainian (Algerians and S American) mercenary battalions to the rear. Reckons the Irish state is building an exclusively male immigrant population for the suppression in the near future.

I'll be on with @Niall_Boylan shortly discussing conspiracy theories if anyone has any favourites of their own.

Irish citizen (24, living in London) Khalid Ahmed arrested in England after he tried to smuggle 10 semi-automatic pistols and ammunition into the country last week. Arrested by British anti-terror police, charged with firearms offences only, due back in court in April. No pic yet

In November 2023, a DCF social worker came into my home and informed me that a complaint had been filed by Pastor Aaron Miller alleging abuse and neglect of my “son.” Among the accusations was that I was engaging in so-called “conversion therapy” by showing the documentary What is a Woman and discussing the potential effects of testosterone. I did not deny this. I did show her the documentary, and I did speak with her about how testosterone could affect her life. To me, this was parenting—an attempt to have honest, grounded conversations with my child about irreversible medical decisions and their consequences. But to transgender Pastor Miller, it was framed differently. She labeled it “conversion therapy,” and once that label entered the system, everything changed. DCF ultimately concluded that I posed a risk to my daughter’s safety, including concerns that my presence could contribute to her taking her life. Yet none of that ever happened while she lived under my roof. She was alive, stable, and with me. The fracture between us came after outside intervention, after pastor Aaron Miller and DCF became involved. She cut me off and later started testosterone treatment. Ilene is gone now. And I live every day with that absence, trying to understand how things unfolded in the way they did. Now, in March 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Chiles v. Salazar, holding that so-called “conversion therapy” bans that restrict what licensed professionals can say in counseling sessions violate the First Amendment when they silence certain viewpoints while allowing others. In effect, the ruling reaffirmed the importance of open, honest conversation in therapeutic settings, rather than restricting it under one definition or ideology. In that context, what was once labeled against me as “conversion therapy” is now being reconsidered more broadly as part of protected speech and legitimate discussion. It raises a painful and unavoidable question: whether what was used to justify those allegations was ever truly about harm, or whether it was the framing of ordinary, difficult conversations between a parent and a child. The impact of all of this cannot be undone. It shaped decisions. It created distance. It became part of the chain of events that led to Ilene’s absence from this world. Because now there is only silence where she once was—and a lifetime of questions about whether things could have gone differently if honest conversation had been allowed to remain just that. @libsoftiktok @pittparents @ethical_care @HarmeetKDhillon @POTUS @MattWalshBlog @EpochTimes @realDailyWire @Linda_McMahon @MELANIATRUMP @Peter_Wolfgang @prageru @RepublicansCT @FoxNews @Project_Veritas @DoNotHarm

It is, in fact, transphobic to call a trans woman a man.

You are funding Belong To to the tune of almost €1m a year at this stage @GovIE. From this, it appears your department, @Education_Ire, @1Hildegarde effectively paid Belong To for #BíCineálta — the national action plan of bullying referenced — and you are now enforcing it for them in schools, despite the serious concerns it raises about risks and rights. Do you and the Dept basically work for them now? 🟢How much of this funding went into convincing everyone that the risks it brings to our children are worth it? 🟢How much of this money has gone into convincing yourselves and others that subverting and overriding parental instructions wouldn't be a problem? There is money going to them from your department too @NormaFoleyTD1. Was this to put Cineáltas/Bí Cineálta into your National and EU LGBTIQ+ Inclusion strategies? None of that was declared to parents when schools were ratifying this last year. Money wasted is one thing - but this is money spent in a way that if it achieves its goals - children and families are at an increased risk of harm.

@MariaWalshEU What are you talking about exactly, and where are they taking place?

The EU must introduce a European-wide ban on dangerous conversion therapy practices that are still taking place today. While many people think conversion therapy is something from the past these harmful practices are still taking place across Europe. mariawalsh.eu/eu-must-ban-ha…

@supergeekmike Khelif is a man with a DSD. JKR never said he was "trans". You are either a moron or a liar.

Very funny that some TERFs now claim Rowling "never considered Imane Khelif to be trans" - and that's obviously horseshit, but more importantly: Rowling STILL doesn't think Imane Khelif is a woman. So it seems... Rowling doesn't know what a woman is.

#Transdayofvisibility: Jonathon/Jessica 'Wax My Balls' Yaniv

Albanese is mad.

Thank you, everyone, for your support. Over the last 2.5 years I have expressed on this platform what are firmly considered to be moderate, centrist views by international standards. Unfortunately, the Overton window has shifted in this country to such a degree that centrist views on Israel/Palestine are considered verboten and anti-Israel extremism, of even the most vicious kind, is normalised. Despite relentless, obsessive attacks, including daily defamation and abuse at the beginning of the year by a well-known politician operating behind an anonymous account, I have always endeavoured to express my sincerely held views in a reasoned, honest manner, and engage politely with those with whom I even vehemently disagree. I have never once - not once - resorted to an ad hominem attack against anyone despite being on the receiving end of them daily for 2.5 years. This account is one I have had since I was a teenager, and going all the way back to 2012 you will not find one single post of me cursing let alone any sort of personal attack against anyone’s looks, family, or identity. I believe in the democratic right of freedom of expression and the principle of open and respectful dialogue across ideological divides. At this point, this is a principle that Irish society cannot claim it holds. I have an open offer to write for the Sunday Independent and do not feel safe doing so for fear of intense backlash. Our media establishment has propagated a wholly one-sided, morally narcissistic view of Israel/Palestine for so long that any slight deviation from that narrative is treated as suspect at best and traitorous at worst. The Irish Left specifically, who hold complete institutional and cultural power, cannot tolerate any difference of opinion and resorts to harassment and intimidation of anyone who puts a toe out of line. I will continue to politely express my views on this platform, as I am entitled to do. I should be able to do so without fear of endless abuse or threats of violence. Instead of posturing on international matters, Irish society should take a moment to look inward and reflect on why such behaviour is now normalised in this country against anyone who doesn’t abide by the groupthink on a range of issues.

Knowing about the Denton Report is especially important in Ireland, as we were later recognised as 'best in class' when it came to sneaking the Gender Recognition Act in under the radar. "According to the report, the countries that have moved most quickly to advance trans rights and remove parental consent have been those where the groups lobbying for those changes have succeeded in stopping the wider public learning about their proposals..... In Ireland, activists have directly lobbied individual politicians and tried to keep press coverage to a minimum." This is far removed from what we understand by democracy. The more people understand about gender ideology, and the cynical way it has been manipulated into policy, the more they will reject it. Spread the message.

@Reuters They're not testing for gender... as that's not possible. You see, nobody knows exactly what it is. They are testing for sex. We know exactly what that is and how to test for it.

Double Olympic champion Caster Semenya says she intends to fight against the introduction of gender testing for the female category at the Olympics, a policy the South African insists ‘undermines women's rights’ reut.rs/4bIRgcT

@limerickblog And since it was just an Oireachtais bill... it could be repealed like any other law, if the people so wish it.

The Irish Gender Recognition Act is the result of a 22 year long high profile legal battle. It went through every stage in the Oireacteas as any other bill. Anyone who tells you it was passed in a clandestine way is bullshiiting you.

@LoloJasper @bluemoonjules @eva_kurilova @SportSEENuk @AntonSavageShow @NTBreakfast Ok... so we are just animals, right. We're matter, not social constructs.

@eoinog @bluemoonjules @eva_kurilova @SportSEENuk @AntonSavageShow @NTBreakfast It's theoretically possible but highly unlikely. There's nothing magic about human beings, not even women. They're just matter. With the right makeup & costume & conditions he could pass as a giraffe, at least temporarily.

“What about the transgender athletes (biological males) - it leaves them in a position that their sporting lives are over… it makes them incapable of being elite in the category they are transitioning away from” @AntonSavageShow SEEN in Sport sets the record straight

@ColetteColfer To my mind, that is prose.

I came across this in the shortlisted section for the Forward Prize for best performed poem 2026: ‘TERFism: your mum doesn’t want your other mum doing the washing, because of genitals and stuff’ Nothing about ‘genderism’ I thought the poem was entertaining otherwise

@LoloJasper @bluemoonjules @eva_kurilova @SportSEENuk @AntonSavageShow @NTBreakfast Are you saying that if a man puts on make-up and a dress, the rest of us can't recognise that he's a man?

@eoinog @bluemoonjules @eva_kurilova @SportSEENuk @AntonSavageShow @NTBreakfast No. It goes the other way. The social constructs are formed from the unbiased observation of that reality.