alexis
@dormin
aroace enby with blue hair and pronouns: they/them 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
these people should be required to define exactly what they mean by legitimate medical treatment in explicit detail www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
anyway I don't actually care about the account but it's the principle of the thing, you know?
do you think locking down the account and making everything point here was undermining the integrity of twitter?
isn't this exactly the way they're designed to work? I'm not sure that's cheating so much as it is very obviously worthless
so the senior leadership of this school aren't just child-hating fascists, they're lazy and inept child-hating fascists
in the UK, "dignity and respect" is a phrase which means "as much cruelty as we can get away with"
will we see a single person or organisation involved in this widespread campaign of falsehood admit to their error or even correct the inaccuracy in their output going forward?
this bit is slightly misleading by omission - what about things like breast cancer where trans women on HRT have a risk in line with cis women but won't be invited to screenings with an M on their record?
my first thought on seeing that thumbnail was "there's no way she used those words" and I wonder if there was a stealth edit to the article to cover it up
social media is good because where else will you see the leader of the third largest UK political party standing side by side with cartoon horses
I think this goes double for potentially life-or-death healthcare decisions, don't you?
believing this of the institutionally transphobic BBC is a sure sign of irreparable brain-cookedness