Wrong from right.
I think women being allowed a voice is a fundamental right we should hang on to, especially when it's not just our opinions but facts we're stating. Sadly a woman was punched at Speakers Corner for speaking out.
Social communication is online now not down the pub, they're mostly restaurants. People chat online even when sat next to each other nowadays. So the rules of that medium affect what society learns is acceptable behaviour.
I have learned that I cannot state certain facts. We all have learned that some facts are unacceptable. In time society will forget what those facts were? Or they can't join in the group. For example, those on Twitter want to stay on Twitter so we HAVE TO play by the rules. Not societies rules, Twitter's rules. Society is online. Twitter makes the rules. Even our police force follows them.
I have learned that to respectfully state transwomen are male is wrong. I am on a temporary ban and have previously appealed but was ignored. So I've learned there is no appeal and i must follow the rules to be in the group. This is how we learn right from wrong. Policemen follow those rules so they must be right? Right?
I have learned that to respectfully state transwomen are male is wrong. I am on a temporary ban and have previously appealed but was ignored. So I've learned there is no appeal and i must follow the rules to be in the group. This is how we learn right from wrong. Policemen follow those rules so they must be right? Right?


