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2,361 Comments
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I have been involved with the L and the G and the B for so many years. What you are doing right now is trampling all over those letters, real people, with your trans agenda that obliterates same-sex attraction, and is clearly homophobic in its agenda and language.
Acknowledge the discussion, acknowledge the conflict, stop using the word 'transphobic' as a stifling close-down word for anyone who asks a question. There is room for the 't' as long as it stops trying to cannibalise, appropriate, and obliterate other people's lived experiences and boundaries.
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Brian Morris
8 years ago
What has happened in Stonewall to shift the focus from gay and lesbian rights to abandoning them (especially lesbian causes), and being focussed almost exclusively on trans rights. Get the L out of LGBTQA+ is completely understandable in today's political lunacy. It is not transphobic to disagree with trans-dogma and delusion.
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Janine Pyke
8 years ago
Women's rights matter, as does the whole meaning of the word 'woman'. Describing women as adult human females is not transphobic.
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Martin Dufresne
8 years ago
Young gays and lesbians are being subjected to a new form of conversion therapy... and you are on the wrong side of this struggle. Please reconsider and become true to your mission.
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Louise Cole
8 years ago
I have always been a vocal advocate for LGBT rights, so I am angered and confused by Stonewall's current position on Trans identity.
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Luke
8 years ago
Stonewall was set up to protect the rights of gay people. Stop turning against them.
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Allana Strain
8 years ago
I, and others, have been critical of Stonewall for many years. They say they are supporting trans people, yet, for many years they didn't employ any. Furthermore they are in breach of the Equality Act as they refuse to acknowledge the term transsexual, and dont engage in any dialogue with them, preferring to engage with transgender individuals.
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Diane Kelly
8 years ago
Women's sex based rights are there for a reason and I object to any organisation attempting to erode these rights and jeopardise the safety and dignity of women by doing so.
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Juliana Brustik
8 years ago
Women are oppressed not because of how they dress, feel, present but because they are born as biological females. This reality cannot be ignored in this debate!
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Gerry Holloway
8 years ago
A feminist who taught Women's Studies for many years
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Ruth Davies
8 years ago
sex is not gender- let's dismantle gender, and let's keep women and girls safe
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Gavin W
8 years ago
This is so much more like a religion than an actual civil rights movement and nobody should be bullied into partaking in it. Rights for people who identify as transgender must not come at the expense of anyone else's rights.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
A woman is an adult human female. We need single sex facilities in order to feel safe and to be safe. Anyone who is unhappy with their body has my sympathy but being a woman is not something that you can identify into. I do not want a penis in my changing rooms, lavatories and hospital wards.
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Jeanne Smith
8 years ago
Sex is real, gender is imaginary. Be gender non-conforming but stop the lie that doctors have the power to change a person's sex.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Transwomen are not women.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Signing anonymously out of fear. Lesbians have been attacked for not liking penis, gay men have been attacked for not liking vagina and bisexuals have been attacked for not calling themselves pansexual. Stonewall has forgotten about the 'LGB' of LGBT.
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8 years ago
A woman is a female body with any sexuality, any (or no) gender identity. A woman is not a 'feminine feeling' in any type of body.
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Stephen Tall
8 years ago
I support the equal rights of all transwomen and transmen to live life as they wish, free of any and all discrimination.
I also support the sex-based rights of natal-born women to ensure their safety and freedom to live life life as they wish.
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Jo Campbell
8 years ago
Yes! Let’s have some common decency, some debate and less threatening and censorship
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Jim Littlejohn
8 years ago
Sadly, on this issue, Stonewall has not thought deeply enough about the science, history and cultural issues involved in what is a highly complex issue which goes to the roots of what human beings are. Taking the sentimental approach isn't good enough. You have done great in the past Stonewall, but please think again on this one.
I have been involved with the L and the G and the B for so many years. What you are doing right now is trampling all over those letters, real people, with your trans agenda that obliterates same-sex attraction, and is clearly homophobic in its agenda and language. Acknowledge the discussion, acknowledge the conflict, stop using the word 'transphobic' as a stifling close-down word for anyone who asks a question. There is room for the 't' as long as it stops trying to cannibalise, appropriate, and obliterate other people's lived experiences and boundaries.
What has happened in Stonewall to shift the focus from gay and lesbian rights to abandoning them (especially lesbian causes), and being focussed almost exclusively on trans rights. Get the L out of LGBTQA+ is completely understandable in today's political lunacy. It is not transphobic to disagree with trans-dogma and delusion.
Women's rights matter, as does the whole meaning of the word 'woman'. Describing women as adult human females is not transphobic.
Young gays and lesbians are being subjected to a new form of conversion therapy... and you are on the wrong side of this struggle. Please reconsider and become true to your mission.
I have always been a vocal advocate for LGBT rights, so I am angered and confused by Stonewall's current position on Trans identity.
Stonewall was set up to protect the rights of gay people. Stop turning against them.
I, and others, have been critical of Stonewall for many years. They say they are supporting trans people, yet, for many years they didn't employ any. Furthermore they are in breach of the Equality Act as they refuse to acknowledge the term transsexual, and dont engage in any dialogue with them, preferring to engage with transgender individuals.
Women's sex based rights are there for a reason and I object to any organisation attempting to erode these rights and jeopardise the safety and dignity of women by doing so.
Women are oppressed not because of how they dress, feel, present but because they are born as biological females. This reality cannot be ignored in this debate!
A feminist who taught Women's Studies for many years
sex is not gender- let's dismantle gender, and let's keep women and girls safe
This is so much more like a religion than an actual civil rights movement and nobody should be bullied into partaking in it. Rights for people who identify as transgender must not come at the expense of anyone else's rights.
A woman is an adult human female. We need single sex facilities in order to feel safe and to be safe. Anyone who is unhappy with their body has my sympathy but being a woman is not something that you can identify into. I do not want a penis in my changing rooms, lavatories and hospital wards.
Sex is real, gender is imaginary. Be gender non-conforming but stop the lie that doctors have the power to change a person's sex.
Transwomen are not women.
Signing anonymously out of fear. Lesbians have been attacked for not liking penis, gay men have been attacked for not liking vagina and bisexuals have been attacked for not calling themselves pansexual. Stonewall has forgotten about the 'LGB' of LGBT.
A woman is a female body with any sexuality, any (or no) gender identity. A woman is not a 'feminine feeling' in any type of body.
I support the equal rights of all transwomen and transmen to live life as they wish, free of any and all discrimination. I also support the sex-based rights of natal-born women to ensure their safety and freedom to live life life as they wish.
Yes! Let’s have some common decency, some debate and less threatening and censorship
Sadly, on this issue, Stonewall has not thought deeply enough about the science, history and cultural issues involved in what is a highly complex issue which goes to the roots of what human beings are. Taking the sentimental approach isn't good enough. You have done great in the past Stonewall, but please think again on this one.