Daniel Williamson

My position hasn't changed in the slightest. What you, and many other men, fail to grasp, possibly because you're so used to women coddling men's feelings you see it as the natural order of things, is that while a trans-identified man is absolutely and rightly free to dress and refer to himself however he likes in our society, that doesn't give him rights over women's beliefs and speech. I don't believe a man literally becomes a woman when he identifies as one, and as I have freedom of speech, I have the right to call him a man. The verifiable truth of sex forms the legal basis for women's rights and for safeguarding. Nothing reveals your inability to grasp this issue, or your fundamental sexism, more than the fact that you, a man, are assuming the right to dictate to women how they should speak about men.

Women who act as "surrogates" are bound by contracts to avoid even touching the babies they give birth to. The reason for this is to prevent bonding. That privilege goes to the buyers.

Men who support women's right to things that also benefit men (abortion, contraception, sex work) but dismiss as trivial nonsense issues that benefit only women (women-only spaces, lesbian dating sites, maternal health, women's sport) are telling you clearly who they are.

Very good.

🇬🇧 We asked Brits where the UK ranks vs US states in income per person. Average answer: 7th. Wealthier than 43 states. The reality: 51st. Dead last. Below Mississippi. Below Arkansas. Below every single US state. 🧵

Fabulous! I've been trying to get arrested for knowing what a woman is for a couple of years now and no luck at all, yet they persecute and harass working class women who need to crowdfund for their defence. I've been discriminated against far too long. Fingers crossed for 2026!

Toddler has discovered “no” and is so drunk with her newfound power that she even says no to things she obviously wants just to exercise it.

Nail on head time. Today govt announced that 6 water companies are getting to walk away from 20 separate criminal prosecutions, that's up to 5 years in jail, unlimited fines and the proceeds of crime legislation applies, you can start seizing houses, cars etc. Take Severn Trent, annual revenues £2.4 billion. Today for a payment of £4.6 million they get to walk away from 6 separate prosecutions. Bargain as they say.

All hail @PrivateEyeNews Brilliant story about how one of the proposed new owners of Thames Water is offering up a £25 million "Community Benefit Trust" (CBT) to "support" local environment and community groups but only on condition that TW are exempt from environment law and any threat of prosecution for at least the next 5 years. In other words we'll pay a £25 million bribe to local river groups and charities to shut them up, it's hush money, it's blood money, it's a bride. The Evenlode Catchment Partnership (ECP) knows better of course, they've already handed back £135K to Thames Water after they realised they were simply been used and the only people benefiting from the arrangement was Thames Water. Other river charities would do well to follow ECP's example, don't accept the hush money, don't accept the blood money, it is after all nothing more than a bribe.

se há uma semana atrás me contassem que o twitter acabaria com as barreiras linguísticas e que ao invés de caos isso criaria um clima de amizade e apreciação cultural mútua entre pessoas de diversos países, eu provavelmente não acreditaria... voltei a ter fé na humanidade

Над крышами Петербурга

так странно видеть, что иностранцы в твиттере, как оказалось, не ненавидят русских. чувствую себя как человек, которого впервые в жизни обняли, а не избили

Keir Starmer: "Open the Strait of Hormuz because the world needs the oil and gas." Also @Keir_Starmer: "Don't grant drilling licences in the North Sea, because the world does not need oil and gas." England is led by a pro-Iran Marxist buffoon.

@klara_sjo That sounds like a fantastic 80's Spielberg movie, although I'd have the heroes as 13 year olds. Goonies with Nukes. Harrison Ford cameo as Grandpa. Gold Dust.

The core idea of Lord of the Rings is kinda hilarious. You're a 23 year old in some Maine suburb. There's a little bracelet in your grandpa's attic with an inscription that's the password to the world's entire nuclear arsenal. Now it's on you to hike to the only hydraulic press in the world in Arizona before the FBI finds the bracelet, kills you, and takes over your whole neighborhood.

The math on this black hole should mass-humble every physicist who thinks we understand gravity. M87's central black hole is 6.5 billion times the mass of our Sun. It's 38 billion kilometers across. It spins at 80% of the theoretical maximum speed allowed by physics. And it's firing a plasma beam at near light speed that stretches 5,000 light-years into space. To put 5,000 light-years in perspective: if you started driving at highway speed when the Egyptian pyramids were built, you'd have covered roughly 0.0005 light-years by now. This beam covers ten million times that distance. The plasma travels in a spiral along a coiled magnetic field. Hubble watched it for 13 years just to confirm the motion pattern. And the beam isn't just decorating empty space. Stars near its path explode twice as often as stars elsewhere in the galaxy. Nobody knows why. The lead researcher at Stanford said they don't understand the mechanism at all. The black hole eats roughly 90 Earth masses of material per day. The energy output from that feeding process matches the power of the jet itself, somewhere between 10^33 and 10^37 joules per second. The upper end of that range is a number so large it has no human analogy. Your brain runs on 20 watts. This thing outputs more energy per second than every star in the Milky Way combined. And we photographed it with a telescope in 2019.

この人、どんな体幹してるんだ サイドキック主体の変速スタイルで圧勝 これでデビュー４連勝 #木村萌那

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