Ultra Dream Master @TheWorldsaDream

The question is whether we try and organise reproduction in a way that is just and non exploitative for women, or whether according to your model we just carry on with it being unjust and exploitative for women and then mess with all the words so we cannot describe what is…

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones So miraculously all women, who you say cannot be freed from oppression by retaining our language, identity and the means to define our needs, will be freed by telling the world we now have "individual choice". Are you serious?

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones The logical end point of your last two tweets is abolishing maternity leave, maternity pay, time of for apps, protection from discrimation on grounds of pregnancy... As it is individual choice!

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones Here it is. The most neo liberal pro capitalist statement of the day.

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones Can males choose to carry and birth the babies in this new society then?

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones That’s not a society.

@CaraPac46808618 @anne_joseypye @EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones Thatcher famously believed in indivualism and choice over community and society

Reproduction is a massive biological psychological and material investment and it has to be socially organised. Srsly watching you people do social engineering is like watching toddlers trying to fix an engine with a diagram of a plate of spaghetti bolognese.

Cara Pace @CaraPac46808618

5 days ago

@EmpiricalThumb @janeclarejones It doesn't But it changes the way we organise society We should not organise society around reproduction Even if we acknowledge it is a part of our biology

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Boom.

Every time you say that when we define a women as female we reduce women to some kind of baby making breeding stock all you are saying is that you cannot conceive the existence of women apart from the patriarchal meanings that have been attributed to us. That’s a you problem.…

@CaraPac46808618 @janeclarejones Ok then. How is this ‘reorganizing’ society going to help against men oppressing adult human females because of their reproductive capacity?

@CaraPac46808618 @Ella_Belina @janeclarejones That is 0% helpful and actually like trying to hide the problem by convoluting language surrounding it.

This case does not reveal that males can be women. Rather, it shows us that sometimes due to genetic disorders, the embryo can develop as a female despite presence of the Y chromosome. In short, the case reveals that gene networks within our chromosomes control our sex…

''Femalism''🟥 🟩⬜🟪 @ilovepreserves

a week ago

Can someone with proper knowledge explain this once for all? Many TIMs are using that person to justify their claim that they are women. I need to bookmark it 😄 @FondOfBeetles @zaelefty Thank you so much.

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Interesting phrasing. I wonder if that's how they're all going to reverse ferret. Good to see, though.

Prof. Gary Francione @garylfrancione

6 days ago

FYI: <<Gillian Keegan: I’ll stop saying trans women are women>> telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/…

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And your wife is free to undress with any consenting male in her own private space. She simply can't invite them in to undress in female changing rooms where other women and girls have not consented.

Dr Andie # IndyRef2 #rejoinEU #BLM @AndieforIndie

a week ago

@helenstaniland My wife says she’d rather share a bathroom or changing room with a trans woman than an anti-LGBTQ bigot. She’s in the majority.

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Met the CEO of our hearts fresh off her @megynkelly⁩ triumph! ⁦@salltweets⁩

The BBC made a podcast debunking your misinformation! The BBC. Who have - with notable exceptions - been mostly going along with your nonsense for years. The BBC is not the conservative press you dummy.

Voyager has travelled 15 billion miles in 47 years - going at about 35,000 miles an hour (50 per cent faster than the moon missions). At that speed it would take 80,000 years to reach the nearest star after the sun. (1st human writing c5500 years ago - pyramids c4500)

Historic Vids @historyinmemes

a week ago

NASA has recently regained communication with Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object located 15.1 billion miles away. The Voyager probes, launched in 1977, continue to surpass their expected lifespans, venturing into the unknown realms of interstellar space.

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SELF ID IS OFF THE TABLE IN THE NETHERLANDS!!!

@RooneyRachel Sending love Rachel. Fingers crossed xxx