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  1. @ChristieElanCane

    #BridgetPhillipson, Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities & #ArifAhmed, perhaps a rabid libertarian atheist? and Director for Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom at the Office for Students seem like regular little bundles of joy who'd be at home in a fascist Britain.

    Loving the, "You must do academic freedom the way you're told to do academic freedom" goose-stepping.

    #FawltyTowers #MontyPython #KathleenStock

  2. The #KathleenStock question is whether it's "I told you so, she was never really a feminist" or a story of radicalisation (make friends with the far right because they share your position on one issue, and after a while you realise you like some of their other ideas too).

  3. I'd given up listening to #BBC #WATO a long time ago because every time I tuned in there'd inevitably be some transphobic nonsense or another.

    I thought I'd tune in today on the offchance there wasn't… and, sure enough, within literally seconds, someone defending #KathleenStock.

    #UKPolitics #Transphobia

  4. #KathleenStock's entire position turns on the notion that self-identification "threatens a secure understanding of the concept 'lesbian'" Saying that many trans-women are "still males with male genitalia, and many are still sexually attracted to females"

    Why does this matter to ANYONE other than those engaged with consent?

    Other than that assault upon anyone is a crime.

    Reactionary and Stupid Stock.

    :BlobhajTransPrideHeart:

  5. "Kathleen Stock says she is a ‘moderate’ as protests planned over Oxford debate"

    Stock has a right to upset anyone she pleases. As for being "moderate", Stock has shown herself to be anything but.

    This is not a free-speech issue. The idea that Stock and others like her are martyrs is laughable.

    #KathleenStock #trans #LGBA #FreeSpeech

    theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/m