Pseudo Bambi

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Pretending to be Bambi in all sorts of places since 2002.

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Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· 24d

They’re grouped together because funded by the same people. Always follow the money.

An Amnesty UK report has grouped together, under the label of a single ‘anti-rights movement’, two very different types of organisation. One is those who promote conservative Christian beliefs about social issues. The other is those who promote the sex-based rights of women and LGB people. It called for reviews of their charitable status, services, funding, and activities.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· 25d

Not 40M

While there is no exact census count, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects an estimated 8% to 10% of women of childbearing age in the UK. With Edinburgh’s female population of reproductive age sitting at roughly 140,000, this suggests an estimated 11,000 to 14,000 women in Edinburgh may be living with PCOS

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· 25d

Learn biology

In science, "trans" is a prefix that means "across," "through," or "on the opposite side of."

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jul 10

He’s used to third. He came third to a dolphin.

Nigel Farage with dolphin. Election results: Ukip's Nigel Farage
finishes behind John Bercow and
Flipper

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jul 6

I scrolled for a while. Literally nothing else.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 29

Hi Kate. What are your thoughts on the Conversion Practices bill. 1.3 and 1.9 seem to be an instruction manual for legitimising rather than banning.

(3) Conduct which—
• (a) is carried out by a person towards an individual with such an intention, but
• (b) is carried out in the course of providing health care services to the individual concerned,
is not a conversion practice unless the person acts in a way that falls far below the standards reasonably expected of a person in their position.

(9) In subsection (3) "health care services"
means—
• (a) all forms of health care services provided for individuals, whether relating to physical or mental health, and
• (b) procedures that are similar to forms of medical or surgical care but are not provided in connection with a medical condition.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 29

@brianklaas.bsky.social has some very good insights into that question.

Book cover. Brian Klaas. Corruptible, who gets power and how it changes us.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 27

In the scene, the newly appointed Minister, Jim Hacker, wants to implement a policy of complete radical transparency. Sir Humphrey, horrified by the idea of the public actually knowing what the government is doing, tricks Hacker into naming his new transparency policy paper "Open Government". When challenged on why he is willing to put a concept he completely opposes in the title, Sir Humphrey reveals his master strategy: by putting the controversial or "difficult" word in the title, you satisfy the politicians and the public, allowing you to quietly write the actual text to mean the exact opposite

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 20

The judgment can be criticised on a number of grounds. However, the most significant issue, in my view, is that the Court adopts a wholly unbalanced and unfair approach when it comes to the impact of the policy on trans prisoners. Trans women are considered almost exclusively as risks to others, rather than as rights-holders in their own right.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 20

Whilst Court accepted that there existed a positive obligation on prison authorities to manage suicide risks, it doubted the veracity of the evidence put before it suggesting that trans women being placed in men’s prisons led to a heightened risk of suicide risk ([148]-[150]).

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 17

The rollback of trans people rights are not scientifically sound. Here are 3 examples for you to ignore. Puberty blockers are harmful to trans children but still proscribed to cis children because they have a good safety record and are entirely reversible. EXAMPLE: Precocious puberty.

Precocious puberty occurs when a child's body begins changing into an adult body unusually early—before age 8 in girls and age 9 in boys. While sometimes linked to genetics, brain injuries, or medical conditions, the exact cause is frequently unknown, though it is more common in girls.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 17

Ok. I’ll try one last time. In science ‘trans’ means ‘on the other side’. A trans man is a man on the other side [the female side]. Not a woman. Can we at least agree on using scientific terminology?

Yes, that is completely correct. The scientific prefix trans- means on the other side or across.It always pairs with cis-, which means on this side.Quick Scientific ExamplesChemistry: Trans-fats have hydrogen atoms on opposite sides of a carbon chain.Astronomy: Trans-Neptunian objects are planets or rocks on the other side of Neptune's orbit.Anatomy: A transverse plane cuts across the body, separating the top from the bottom.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 16

This doesn’t say GRA caused a problem. And GRA certainly didn’t cause cis men to be rapists. Neither did it cause a vulnerable man to be left alone with violent rapists.

Q20 Christine Jardine: When someone says to you, “Oh, no, I am a biological woman,” how do you know that they are not, when they have just said that? Dr Stephenson: What we explain in the code is that the decision you make has to depend on the service that you are providing, the seriousness of it remaining single-sex, what the evidence is, if there have been complaints, and all of those sorts of things. But we have operated for decades with legislation that has allowed for single-sex services, and we have managed to deliver those very effectively. There was provision in the original Sex Discrimination Act, which was before the Gender Recognition Act, allowing for single-sex services and we have been able to operate those effectively. By and large it is dependent on people following the rules and then, if they are not followed, on people taking proportionate, sensible and sensitive action. We talk in the code about how you ask, ensuring sensitivity, for example.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 16

It’s in the example 13.153

Example
13.153 A hospital provides an Obstetrics and Gynaecology (OBGYN) outpatient service. Only women and trans men need to use the service. The hospital provides the service to women and trans men in a way which preserves all users’ privacy and dignity. Where that is the case, it is unlikely to be proportionate to exclude a trans man because of objections from female service users.

The outpatient service does not offer any treatment which is suitable for a man or a trans woman and therefore can refuse to treat them. The hospital can also refuse to adjust the way in which it provides the service.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 16

Trans men are 20 times at risk compared to cis men and continue to get screening. Trans women at 47 times the risk can be excluded. Code 13.152

13.152 If the nature of a service means that it is only, or generally, used by women or by men, this does not mean that it is necessarily a separate or single-sex service under the Act. A service like this does not need to operate according to the rules and principles described in paragraphs 13.99 to 13.151. However, the Act (schedule 3, paragraph 30) contains a different exception which means that, in services of this sort, it will not be unlawful discrimination if the service provider refuses to serve a person of the opposite sex, if it would be impracticable to provide the service to that person. The service provider can also refuse to adjust the way in which the service is provided to meet the needs of a person of the opposite sex. This exception applies to all protected characteristics in the Act, not just sex.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 16

If you’ve tried to make it workable and it doesn’t work, may be its basis is unsound? Can we get back to science please? (It also has cross party support, Lab, Lib Dem, Green, Indy, Scott’s Nat, Your Party, Plaid)

Screenshot from article reads

A government source defended the process, saying: “We understand that there are a lot of strong views on this, but we have tried very hard to make the guidance as workable as possible, and ensure it is legally robust, with as many examples as possible for service providers to follow. But it cannot cover every single legal eventuality.”

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 11

Looks like cracking down on bullshit would be a popular thing for gov to do.

YouGov poll showing 70% Cons, 72% Lab, 77% Lib Dem, 51% Reform, 76% Green think government is not tough enough on tech/social media companies.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 9

Asked which party represents working people, somewhere between 1/5 and 1/3 of all parties think not even their party does.

YouGov poll asking which party represents working people. Under ‘no party’, 27% Cons agree, 29% Lab agree, 32% Lib Dem agree, 19% Reform agree, 26% Green agree.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jun 7

Too many aren’t making it. Child suicide rate started to improve, until the kids got social media.

ONS graph showing suicide rate in different age groups over time. Child suicide stays more or less the same rate.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Feb 14

Do leftwing/rightwing people apologise differently?

Screenshot of YouGov poll, Feb 13th 2026.

Do you or do you not consider saying “I’m sorry that my choice of language has offended some people” to constitute a proper apology?

Is a proper apology
Conservative 52%
Labour 25%
Lid Dem 27%
Reform 56%
Green 14%

Is not a proper apology
Conservative 32%
Labour 61%
Lib Dem 61%
Reform 29%
Green 68%

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jan 23

abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/u...

Exert from article. The U.S. gave one year's notice when Trump signed the executive order. However, the U.S. currently owes more than $270 million to the WHO for the 2024-2025 period, according to the U.N.

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jan 20

I wonder which party talks Britain down the most?

YouGov poll. Britain is fundamentally broken.
Conservative 36%
Labour 19%
Lib Dem 17%
Reform 66%
Green 25%

Pseudo Bambi@pseudo-bambi· Jan 16

Thanks for keeping up with this. It really needs to be a much large part of our national conversation. If anyone wants more context and insight, ‘Plotters’ is an excellent read.