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“Orwell was right about everything in his book 1984, but he was off by 40 years and failed to tell us that Big Brother would arrive wearing a woman’s dress.”
John Connor 🇨🇦
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John Connor 🇨🇦
@jbvconnor
Parent with a ROGD daughter. Gender Affirming Care is a lie. When you came for my daughter, you came for me. FAFO. I don’t rest, or give up.
Toronto, Canada
Joined June 2024
- Replying to @piersmorganBoycott every single @CondeNast publication. Put them out of business. • Vogue • The New Yorker • Vanity Fair • GQ (Gentlemen's Quarterly) • Glamour • Architectural Digest (AD) • Condé Nast Traveler (or Condé Nast Traveller) • Wired • Bon Appétit • Allure • Teen Vogue
- Replying to @listen2tishTrans rights steal the rights of women to single-sex spaces, sports, safety, and dignity.
- Replying to @rickygervais and @SVPhillimoreDear trans people, You are free to be whoever you want to be, BUT… If you were born a male, don’t ask for the sex-based rights of woman (because you’re not one). If you were born female, don’t ask for the sex based rights of men (because you’re not one). Don’t demand that
- Replying to @JolyonMaughamSo you are using people with DSDs as political pawns again.
- Replying to @Missmbl2812No one can go through a puberty other than that of their sex. Puberty occurs when the sex organs develop and start producing/releasing gametes. No one can produce the gametes of the opposite sex.
- Replying to @KnownHeretic @Vanessa73877327 and @coeHuman rights organizations are driven by the concept of “dignity.” They say that everyone should be given it. Fair enough. But what happens when dignity given to one group strips away dignity from others? This encapsulates the debate between “sex-based rights” and “gender
- Now you know why women don’t want trans identified men in their change rooms.
- Replying to @jk_rowling and @SVPhillimoreWomen are getting so angry.
- Replying to @WomenReadWomenActing on one’s fetish is not a right.
- Replying to @ThomasWillett9Calling a man a woman is dehumanizing. The words “male” and “female” have a universal definition across anisogamous biology — the producers of small and large gametes respectively. Almost all animals and plants and some algae and fungi are anisogamous and therefore have sex.
