What is it with men named Owen that makes them Owen themselves so much?
I totally forgot about the weedy guy who stood against Jeremy Corbyn for Labour leader. Like he was the best they could do. He was saying he wanted to negotiate with ISIS and all sorts of mad shit.What is it with men named Owen that makes them Owen themselves so much?
I totally forgot about the weedy guy who stood against Jeremy Corbyn for Labour leader. Like he was the best they could do. He was saying he wanted to negotiate with ISIS and all sorts of mad shit.
Amusingly, Bonewall was very quickly removed from the complaint - seems that it realised just how bad the optics were - leaving Mermaids and a few other orbiter orgs to go it alone despite the whole case hanging on the impact on Bonewall.Susie’s Mermaids and Stonewall have decided to play courtbully together against LGB Alliance
LGBT groups including Mermaids and Stonewall appeal against decision to make LGB Alliance a charity in transgender row
Also a lot of salty Troons on Twitter as LGB Alliance has gotten verified on Twitter.
Positive perhaps, but seems like Susie and these orgs are slowly realising that the writing is on the wall?
Still no address by the BBC that no one on that board of Susie’s is a credited professional on the things they are weighing in on.
Funny though how “lived experiences” of LGB’s don’t matter if they are not goose stepping in lockstep with Troonwall UK and co.
Owen Smith wasn't it?Is that Little Owen Jones? Or another self-Owen?
That's interesting, didn't Stonewall and Mermaids both try to oppose the Keira Bell case (and get denied) too?Amusingly, Bonewall was very quickly removed from the complaint - seems that it realised just how bad the optics were - leaving Mermaids and a few other orbiter orgs to go it alone despite the whole case hanging on the impact on Bonewall.
Every time you think that Mermaids couldn't get any creepier, they find a way to surprise you. Their website currently contains a Starbucks advertorial (archive) where loads of dumb kids talk about how having a barista write their new name on a cup is validating, and that they're going to keep a cup collection forever. It's mostly a load of autistic looking blokes in dresses and bum-fluff covered Gaydens (here's a hint for all of you 'dudes' - the one thing that just about all men hate about puberty is bum-fluff. It doesn't make you look manly, and you don't look like Clark Gable. It's so thin, wispy and pathetic looking when it starts that we shave it off)
But then halfway down the page is 11 year old Jennie who says "I do sometimes feel nervous when I meet other people and I go out with Mum and Grandma and they introduce me to friends and their children. I worry what they’ll say or whether they’ll know I’m trans."
What every 11-year old girl wears around the house. If her name is Desmond or Stefonknee.