The devastation from Cyclone Gabrielle in the mid east coast of the North Island of New Zealand is huge. To date, there are countless people without homes, without power, and without drinkable water. Ten people are confirmed dead, including a two-year old girl and two volunteer firefighters, and around 3,500 people are still reported as being uncontactable. Roads and bridges are broken, and mud, silt, and debris from the floodwaters are everywhere. Thousands of animals have drowned, and orchards and crops have been destroyed.
Thank you, Katrina, for your as usual 'hitting the nail on the head' commentary. One thing that has long bothered me is the UK "Day to remember the murdered trans people" (not it's real name, but this is the purpose) when it has been YEARS since any have been killed there. Contrast this with the number of women murdered (nearly 200/year as of the most recent stats show). In fact, looking just at the statistics, it would appear that identifying as trans is protective against being killed by another person. And like you I question what legacy these virtue signaling keyboard warriors are leaving behind them (well, other than the mutilated bodies of children that is).
Perhaps someday they can have a vigil for all those young people who were sterilised by their "treatment" for a mental health disorder and all the babies who were born to mothers who could not feed them because an ideology had persuaded them that breasts were too problematic to keep.
how about a vigil for families broken by men who leave them to pretend be women, for women raped in prison, for children confused by the education system that tells them they are born wrong, for young people now sterilised who will never know sexual pleasure or bear babies and feed them. a vigil for the children who will never be born but might have been, were it not for trans ideology. lives lost. how about they have a vigil for that?
Have you noticed The Warehiuse is selling Disney rainbow crap and giving a percentage to some Trans school charity.
Thank you, Katrina, for your as usual 'hitting the nail on the head' commentary. One thing that has long bothered me is the UK "Day to remember the murdered trans people" (not it's real name, but this is the purpose) when it has been YEARS since any have been killed there. Contrast this with the number of women murdered (nearly 200/year as of the most recent stats show). In fact, looking just at the statistics, it would appear that identifying as trans is protective against being killed by another person. And like you I question what legacy these virtue signaling keyboard warriors are leaving behind them (well, other than the mutilated bodies of children that is).
Perhaps someday they can have a vigil for all those young people who were sterilised by their "treatment" for a mental health disorder and all the babies who were born to mothers who could not feed them because an ideology had persuaded them that breasts were too problematic to keep.
how about a vigil for families broken by men who leave them to pretend be women, for women raped in prison, for children confused by the education system that tells them they are born wrong, for young people now sterilised who will never know sexual pleasure or bear babies and feed them. a vigil for the children who will never be born but might have been, were it not for trans ideology. lives lost. how about they have a vigil for that?
Such a shocking lack of empathy shown by the blue-haired brigade! As you say, read the fucking room, people.