Has anyone noticed just how creepy the new wave of “transgender women” so often are?
I mean, there’ve always been drag queens and transvestites: but most of them were adamant that they were men, albeit homosexual men who dressed in women’s clothing.
There were also a persistent minority of what were then called “transsexuals” — but that term has been declared verboten ever since some batty feminist academics decided that “sex” and “gender” weren’t synonyms, in spite of nearly one thousand years of etymology. But most of them were pretty harmless oddballs trying desperately to live their lives in some sort of harmony with their confusions.
But the new breed of “transgenders” — or “trans-trenders” as they should properly be called — are a very different bunch of beasts. They’re an overwhelmingly creepy, rather nasty lot, whose main mission in life seems to be to get into women’s underwear in more ways than one — and to make women’s lives a living hell.
If they’re not hounding and threatening women online, they’re getting in their faces in the most sensitive situations imaginable: in the (former) privacy of change rooms and, now, rape support groups.
A rape victim says she was forced to leave a U.K. support group sponsored by a local charity after it insisted a burly transgender woman in men’s clothing had the same right to be there as she did.
Let’s be clear, here: a “transgender woman” is a man. He was dressed in men’s clothing.
A man, dressed as a man, was gatecrashing a support group for women in distress.
“She was over six feet tall, had a deep voice, wore casual trousers and a sweatshirt and had no obvious female attributes,” Sarah told the outlet. “I’ve no idea why she was there. My paranoid side makes me think they were there for voyeuristic reasons. My rational side thinks they were probably there because they need help.”
Somehow, I think Sarah’s “paranoid side” is right on the money.
“Some women had been abused as children so obviously we had that shared experience of being a girl and abused by a man,” she recalled. “We talked a lot about male entitlement, about how men feel entitled to women’s bodies. Quite often we just said how we didn’t trust men and it felt like a safe space to say that.”
But by the sixth session, Sarah said, everything changed when the trans woman — who reportedly never regaled the group with any stories of sexual abuse — arrived.
“It felt like the priority of the group was not to talk about male entitlement any more or our shared experiences, but about making sure this person who was born male felt comfortable,” she alleged. “No matter how much a man says they’re a woman, they’re still born male.”
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I know we’re not allowed to say stuff like this, but it seems pretty clear that this was a pervy bloke with a voyeuristic streak, who gets off by forcibly making himself the centre of female attention.
Far-fetched? Consider, if we must, the case of Jonathan “Jessica” Yaniv, a Canadian “transgender woman” who repeatedly tried to bully mostly migrant women into waxing his shrivelled, hairy nutsack. Worse, Yaniv was exposed as a serial sex pest with a fixation on young girls and feminine hygiene products, who tried to talk a local council into organising under-age, topless swim nights — no parents allowed.
How many more of these creepy misogynists in drag are women going to have to endure, before supposed “women’s groups”, not to say governments and the media, stop pandering to their lunatic ideology?
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