July 22, 2020
World Rugby considers trans ban
In a rare display of common sense over ideology, it has been revealed that World Rugby is seriously considering a ban on transgender women competing as females.
In a rare display of common sense over ideology, it has been revealed that World Rugby is seriously considering a ban on transgender women competing as females.
Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur has bravely taken a stand against radical gender ideology. McArthur criticised the Australian Academy of Science position that a woman is ‘anyone who identifies as a woman.’
Two years ago, Queensland MP Rob Katter, introduced a bill to protect gender-specific language. It has only just come up for debate and has been met with a disappointing response in parliament.
ActionAid describes itself as an international charity that works with women and girls living in poverty. The problem is they don’t know how to define what a woman or a girl is.
Only men can be convicted of rape under UK law. Predominantly women are victims of rape. Despite these facts rape crisis centres in the UK would prefer to appease trans activists than ensure the safety and emotional well-being of their clients. Women’s groups are enraged at the latest attempt to virtue signal by those organisations set up to protect women.
The woke folk at the BBC are encouraging staff to appease approximately 2% of employees by identifying their pronouns in their email signatures.
The definitions of trans, males and females contradict each other.
Governments around the country are using Covid 19 as an excuse for some very questionable decisions.
The ABC has revealed there are up to 400 transgender or gender fluid prisoners in Australian prisons.
Universities are meant to be a place of higher learning where critical thinking and debate is encouraged. Being exposed to ideas, learning how to challenge them and draw informed conclusions should be the goal. Unfortunately universities have become breeding grounds for cancel culture and censorship of anything that causes the slightest offence.
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