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Starmer, smart
Oh stop it
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Aye.
You will, persistence in survival always seems impossible, yet somehow it is managed. Those that have been through this know that.
Doesn't ever make it any less daunting or give you any real optimism.
Hang in there, and if we could give you some spare spoons, we would.

An additional email was excluded which they applied a section 36 exemption.

This is a low volume of communications considering the vast amount we have already uncovered.

Do we believe SM have eased off on their communications? /3

This email concerned "the Scottish Government's policy of allowing staff to use opposite sex facilities, which it has now dropped following our action", and an attachment of a letter sent to the CEO of the EHRC. 2/

Like, the family as a safe place that knows and cares for children is a fucking myth. Even queer folk with decent families (like me!) know how much harm just being raised as a default person when you are not that can do. Let alone all the queer folk who have been brutally abused.

removing a trans person's connection to the internet is an act of deliberate social isolation with intent to 'convert' and everyone knows it

So, given that a lot of trans people are offended that Brianna's transfemicide is being turned into a crusade against phone use, when Brianna had a supportive online community and was murdered offline by her classmates:

Do you think "Touch grass" is an appropriate response to that context?

They see Brianna as Esther's property, and the fact that we would challenge that assertion is an assault on everything they understand about how family works.

We should just shut up and let her grift her daughter's murder into a new career, that's her *right*.

Anti trans radicals have long targeted parents because they know parents are the most potent figures of authoritarian violence against queer kids. Esther Ghey is merely their latest weapon.

Psst.
Sci Hub https://sci-hub.st/
Anna's Archive https://annas-archive.org/
Mirrors and similar supporting projects are also available.

Plus, emailing authors of papers is generally well received.

Always remember that the man behind Newsnight, who moved to C4 and was responsible for the penis-chanting 'Genderquake' there, was married to the CEO of Mumsnet.

Totally understandable.
We are estranged, but do not trust them not to weasel their way in if people are not set up to keep them away. Luckily, our kids are fierce advocates and although we never want them to have that battle, by goddess they will damn well do it.

Let trans kids have their community.

Ban journalists and MPs from Twitter.

That campaign might actually achieve something.

In the last decade, the BBC has legitimised climate change denialism, paved the way for Brexit, defended the coup that was prorogation, over-platformed Farage's Far Right projects, and is neutral on our abandonment of human rights norms.

What is this 'good' it supposedly does?