World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Files

I've listened Ronan McCrea on a few podcasts now. And he lays out his points very well.

There's a lot to discuss, probably needs its own thread. I think the election of Trump proves his point about how pissing off the majority of the population can lead to other negative unintended consequences. e.g. that some of his electorate would prefer a more mainstream Democratic candidate (like Biden was supposed to be in 2020) - but were prepared to accept the risks of Trump in power as the Democrats wouldn't get serious about immigration, and culture issues like trans ideology in schools and sports etc. So while most people in western societies are fine with gay rights, with JD Vance and other close to power, there is now potential for a rollback of some gay rights.

It must be a sign of the times that McCrea can get away with calmly laying out his arguments - without hordes of talking heads, NGOs, and online mobs demanding he be banished from society.

He's clear on how Trans Gay/Bi people dont really have anything in common, in terms of what defines them. He actually made the point in one chat that a straight and gay person probably have more in common in that there is no gender identity issues ,just a difference of biological sex attraction. (that differs from Stonewalls modern definition of homosexuality as being about gender etc, and he's lots to criticise about Stonewall.)

Interesting to hear someone publicly saying that calling someone LGBTQIA+ is totally meaningless. It doesnt tell you anything about them, as there are so many possibilities. Some definitions have the "+" "sign to recognize the limitless sexual orientations and gender identities ". https://www.hrc.org/resources/glossary-of-terms

The role of corporate funding and pushing the modern version of pride day month (with dogmatic trans ideology) on their employees is examined too. Again, alienating the majority of people who are liberal and tolerant, but rankle with enforced ideology and participation. He makes a great point that being gay is not an issue in such workplaces, that this has happened in the law and the culture largely WITHOUT any corporate assistance. That these corporations are "fair weather friends" - they werent there when gay people needed them, and can be seen backtracking already in some cases with a few threats from Trump.

Brave pointing out that gay acceptance is not a global thing. Its only really a bubble of some western liberal countries. Large scale immigration from non-gay friendly countries will eventually make an impact: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/may/26/birmingham-anderton-park-primary-muslim-protests-lgbt-teaching-rights

The radical fringe appear to be in control of "the movement" currently - putting trans ideology at the forefront. He points out how when the mainstream of gay people, not the extreme voices, got involved in campaigns like gay marriage, that they made a convincing case to the rest of society and won the day. The radical gay movement had mocked marriage as assimilationist, patriarchal and heteronormative. He makes an interesting comparisons with Malcolm X versus MLK in the black civil rights movement. Malcolm seems "cooler" in that he was more strident and uncompromising - but when you consider what he achieved, it was almost nothing - apart from maybe consciousness raising. Malcolm X actually held extreme segregationist views (ableit from a Black superiority perspective) - he did moderate his views later, but was killed soon after by his own movement. MLK worked with mainstream society and government, and was the driving force behind getting mainstream society to accept and support the civil rights movement - and got actual legislation passed.

Very true, well said,well said and to the point 👍️

A very sad and shocking story featuring the aforementioned Helen Webberly. This "doctor" is recklessly prescribing dangerous medications in potentially lethal doses and should be in jail for what she is doing kids. There is no way in hell that this severely troubled, autistic child should have been affirmed in her belief

https://www.thetimes.com/article/574476a8-ad2e-4a9c-a121-78ac19448401?shareToken=06929c580b1f22bfc7cd8fd12e8d119e

Going by my own kid, teens dont really use Tumblr anymore, my daughter had never even heard of it. Pinterest seems to have taken its place

I have said it before and I will say it here again. There is no Trans idology. Some of us are just born different its as simple as that. We are no threat to anyone else. We are a tiny percentage of the Worlds population and we just want to live our lives in peace.

Oh and yes I did know I was supposed to be a girl when I was 5 but had to live a lie for too long because of society.

No one is forcing any child to transition.

There is no Trans idology being being pushed into schools or anywhere else its just about getting people to be acepting of different people and tolarant to them. No one goes in and says, hey you boy you have to become a girl now because I say so.

"But if psychologists can eliminate those people who aren't "really" trans, then how come someone like Isla Bryson, a double rapist who changed gender 

while in prison awaiting trial

 for rape, was so easily able to slip through the net and get sent to a women's prison?"

I don't know but I do know that people like that make me angry becsuse they make it so much harder for the rest if us genuine Trsns Women and Trans Men to live our lifes in peace. Thats all we want just to live our lives just as any other person.

As for that Keira Bell one I don't like him/her. I think he/she knew what she was doing and just done this now for the money.