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@LFC_YNTA @akuareindorf @KirstiMiller30 Does your mother know you speak to women like that? Your carefully scripted, deep thought, eloquent reply, encapsulates the Trans movement and the mindset of it supporters 100%. You absolutely deserve more than 115 followers.

@akuareindorf @KirstiMiller30 Transwomen are women you stupid cunt.

In common use, ‘discrimination’ refers only to the unjustified, unethical or illegal, forms of discrimination. But international human rights frameworks include provisions for when we can justify what is otherwise discriminatory. There’s a four-fold test. First, the policy must be in service of a worthy social goal. We have prisons and override the right to freedom of movement, partly on the grounds that doing so is in service of the worthy social goal of ‘promoting public safety.’ We can argue about whether this is effective, but the first test is merely to ensure that policies are in service of a worthy social goal. Second, the policy must be necessary for the promotion of the worthy social goal. If we can achieve the worthy social goal without infringing upon human rights, then we must. We can only potentially be justified in overriding human rights if doing so is necessary for promoting a worthy social goal. Arguably, the death penalty is not necessary for promoting public safety, and thus arguably fails this second test. Third, the policy must be effective at promoting the worthy social goal. Even if a discriminatory policy might be judged necessary for promoting a worthy social goal, if it isn’t effective at doing so, then it fails to be justified. Aprimary justification for the death penalty is to deter other crime. Arguably, evidence suggests that the death penalty is not effective at such deterrence. And since there are other methods capable of preventing someone from reoffending, the death penalty is neither necessary nor effective, and so is not justified. Finally, the benefit from promoting the worthy social goal must be proportional to the harm caused to the group or individuals discriminated against by the policy. Generally, policies that discriminate against already vulnerable or stigmatised social groups, even if they are necessary and effective in service of a worthy social goal, will fail to be sufficiently proportional. Appeal to the small size of a group will not suffice, either: the proportionality test is not a utilitarian calculus whereby a large group can benefit greatly at the expense of a few. What’s most crucial about human rights is that the default position is inclusion. The default is not “Exclude trans women until we have more evidence about there not being an advantage or a threat. Rather, the default must be “Include trans women unless we have sufficient evidence to justify discrimination in an international human rights framework. This is why the human rights framework controls this “debate.” Trans women don’t have to justify our inclusion even in sports. The burden of argument is entirely on those who seek to exclude us. And, , that burden has not yet been met in a single female space including female sports, and is unlikely ever to be met. Trans-exclusionary policies fail on every measure. And finally, trans women are a heavily stigmatized and marginalized group, particularly trans women of color, and particularly trans women of color from the global south. And since the benefits to society of discriminatory policies that further harm an already marginalised, stigmatized group tend not to be proportional, excluding trans women also fails the proportionality test. The blanket excluding trans women is not justified under an international human rights framework, under which even the participation in sport as a human right is subsumed!!!!!! google.com/url?q=https://…

@Postvox Here's another spoof/imposter site/url trawling for customs charges that your IT team might want to get shut down. reaytrackingpostidcustoms.icu/ei/e/authIDwPE…

@soniasodha @akuareindorf I hear the students have dubbed him “Temu Tits!”😂

A male university lecturer wearing giant prosthetic breasts & barely-there tops is v clearly engaging in an inappropriate public display of his sexual fetish and it's *nuts* some people are gullible enough to think this makes him part of an unchallengeable oppressed minority.

Judge finds ‘series of significant and serious errors’ in investigation by Central Bank independent.ie/business/irish… A daming inditiment from the judge, confirming a complete absence of due process, reprehesible behavoir and culture eminating from our Central Bank @SimonHarrisTD

@ick_real Doreen?

I'm looking for a ridiculously old-fashioned girl's name for our new born . Think great-grandma name. Very old and rare. Any suggestions asap pls?

Fucksake! Now that Grok is auto translating on X I’m getting shitty, meaningless AI dross posts in my feed from Japan and Spain now too! Would it be too ironic to ask @grok to make it stop!

@CollinRugg There’s a special type of hell this miserable being will experience, I hope it involves prison hapalm before he finally sucims to his injuries hopefully a long time later. Nothing too quick please chaps!

NEW: FedEx driver who is accused of abducting and strangling a seven-year-old girl, puts his face in his hand as a photo is displayed of him driving her to her death. 7-year-old Athena Strand was seen standing behind Tanner Horner in his FedEx truck. Athena was allegedly snatched by Horner when he was delivering a Barbie doll to her home in Paradise, Texas. Horner initially claimed that he accidentally hit the girl with the truck before "panicking" and pulling her into the vehicle. He said he then strangled her in the vehicle and dumped the body 7 miles from the home. The photo, however, shows that Athena was alert in the truck and did not appear to have been struck by the truck. Wise County District Attorney James Stainton says the jury will see footage on the day of the killing, depicting the moment Athena was strangled to death. "Somebody covered up the camera because they don't want you to see. Guess what? Audio is still running, and you're going to hear it. You're going to hear what a 250-pound man can do to a 67-pound child," he said. "And when I say it's horrible, I mean it. I've been doing this for 25 years, and I promise you, buckle up." Horner qualifies for the death penalty.

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@PompeySteph SC defined a Woman and you’re not one of them. You’re a Trans man. Nowt wrong with that, apart from you not willing to accept it. I’m not a genius, but I’ve convinced myself I am! Care to donate to my fundraiser to take MENSA to court for not allowing me into their conference?

TransLucent Resignation Statement: Seeking to take the Labour Party to court. Some 6+ years ago, I started a personal blog, which led to a group of campaigners, which in turn led to an organisation we now know as TransLucent. It’s been an amazing journey for me as a founder and CEO. Still, in life, things change, and chapters end. In December 2025, the Labour Party discriminated against me by barring me from a space where I was once welcome - the National Women’s Conference. The Party claims that this is due to the Supreme Court judgment (FWS v SGM). I believe the Labour Party has been badly misinformed by their lawyers and could have chosen to remain trans inclusive. A court, perhaps ultimately in Strasbourg, will need to decide. I know this may be a marathon journey, but it is inconceivable that when the Gender Recognition Act was drafted, exemptions, which included single-sex spaces and female sport, would also mean a trans woman could not attend a conference. For nearly a year, the Labour government has witnessed the chaos the Supreme Court judgment has caused: likely suicides, certainly suicide attempts, trans people outed at work, trans women and girls expelled from Girlguiding, and volunteers quitting in protest. The Women’s Institute has excluded trans women who had been members for decades, resulting in multiple branches closing, leaving many elderly s!s women without the companionship they cherished. This is madness, and the Labour government could and should have intervened - neither Girlguiding nor the WI wanted to exclude - this gender-critical “lawfare” has to be stopped. I never imagined that I would be the one embarking on this epic journey to help overturn the FWS judgment, and I know the right-wing media will target me relentlessly with lies and misinformation - something I have faced several times before. As I begin my legal case, it is clear that I can no longer remain the public face of TransLucent, which is not involved in my personal dispute. I have served the Labour Party loyally in various Women’s positions in the past. As a post op trans woman with a Gender Recognition Certificate and as an award-winning feminist, I am truly disgusted, but while I feel desperately let down, it is my intention to remain an active member of my CLP. I am pleased to confirm that Prof. Stephen Whittle OBE (who co-founded Press for Change) and Dr Debora Diamond, both eminently qualified, will take my place at TransLucent. I know they will do a superb job. My immediate resignation will not affect the tireless advocacy work the organisation has undertaken -TransLucent will continue to fight for the dignity, respect, human rights and healthcare that trans people so richly deserve. I have had months to prepare for this, as my dispute with the Labour Party has been ongoing since December. Although I am leaving my position at TransLucent, I will continue being involved in the cause of human rights and intersectional feminism. Finally, please support my Crowdjustice Campaign to help fund my legal case against the Labour Party. Initially, I need £25k, followed by a further £45k as soon as possible. All donations go directly to my solicitor - should you prefer by using the slider, you dont need to leave a tip to Crowdjustice. Please donate and share this post. Thank you. crowdjustice.com/case/justice-f…

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London-based engineer Matt Cortland created an AI voice agent that called over 3,000 pubs on St. Patrick’s Day weekend to ask how much a pint of Guiness cost. The Irish government used to track this price up until 2011. Cortland stepped up with his “Guinndex”, which cost €200 to make and showed that the national price of €5.95. He used ElevenLabs to created “Rachel” and “getting the voice proved critical” (a Northen Irish accent inspired by a TV show).

@iwontwheesht @tribunaltweets I don’t think so, I believe NC’s comments rightly pointed out that the law is the law, so ignorance or mis interpretation doesn’t defend you from breaking it. For me from the summation it’s ‘intent by default’ of either inaction, incorrect policies or siding with a belief.

@tribunaltweets Does there have to be intent?

Good afternoon. This afternoon we will be tweeting the oral submissions by Counsel in the case at Employment Tribunal of LS vs NHS England.

She suspected her dad is an alien and decided to investigate

Today is the 33rd anniversary of the day the IRA bombed Warrington town centre and killed my son Tim and 3 yr old Johnathan Ball. Words can never describe how losing a child leaves a huge hole in your heart and your family. Eternal love Tim ❤️❤️

This is a brilliant and very courageous commentary by Tucker Carlson on the follies of war from the American & Israeli governments. “Not a single person is ever going to admit they were wrong. Ever…None of these people will do that… so instead what they’re doing is just going bonkers on the attack. It allows them to keep going onto the next war of conquest or the next disaster which they’ll back. Because they will. There's no real endgame for Israel here that's going to result in its longterm stability and peace. This is a disaster for them actually.”

Ferrari Valet Scene From Ferris Bueller's Day Off youtube.com/clip/UgkxPXwd4… via @YouTube Hey @HeathrowAirport This is for your valet parking service, glad no one was injured, but still down one very much loved BMW M8 Competition Convertible

@Postvox 2 Scam URL's to close down chaps, both received in last couple of hours pay-customs.info and anpost.ie-eire.help both SCAM URL's

@ronsterd89 1978

Based on the entirety of this photograph, what is your best estimation of the year it was taken?

@broodloper @ClownWorld Hilarious! You seem to have developed a fairly serious tear in you tin foil hat old boy!

@ClownWorld He must me dead by now, flying exposes you to terminal radiation

This man paid $250,000 in 1987 for an unlimited first class pass with American Airlines. He flew over 10,000 times, reportedly costing them $21 million… so in 2008 they terminated his pass for “misuse.”