I was reading an article about endometriosis in The Telegraph and came across this line..

"One in 10 women and other people with a uterus of reproductive age have the disease."


Even those who truly believe that a magical change happens when women declare themselves to be men, cant really need reminding that biology stays the same?

If something is so obvious that it goes without saying, why do we have to keep saying it?

Or do we?

Other instances where there are exceptions dont seem to be given the same attention to detail.

"No parking" signs don't say "No parking unless you are disabled and your badge covers you to park here".
It is taken for granted.


And signs in supermarkets say "masks must be worn" instead of "Masks must be worn unless you are under eleven years old or if you have breathing difficulties, sensory issues, mental impairment, ptsd, TN, or claustrophobia".
It is taken for granted.

They dont mention that some "people" have more than one uterus. What if they are offended?

I think in the UK about 0.5% of the population is transgender. Yet how much of our press, mass sense of righteousness and media time does it take up?

I have no problem with transgender. Good luck to them and anyone being unpleasant because of a desire to change gender (changing sex however is impossible) is just a reactive small minded arse.

But I hate to say it like Covid (whst % of population does it kill?) it is a media agenda for a great story.

Wokes Vs Old Folks/"Chicks with dicks".

wyot wrote:
I think in the UK about 0.5% of the population is transgender. Yet how much of our press, mass sense of righteousness and media time does it take up?

I have no problem with transgender. Good luck to them and anyone being unpleasant because of a desire to change gender (changing sex however is impossible) is just a reactive small minded arse.

But I hate to say it like Covid (whst % of population does it kill?) it is a media agenda for a great story.

Wokes Vs Old Folks/"Chicks with dicks".


Blame BBC and Sky they are forcing this transgender nonsense on to the masses.

Steven Crowder did an excellent social experiment on this.

BBC news is only aimed at minorities groups.

I wouldn't mind if they would cover the largest minority group in the country - Victims of False Allegations.

JK2006 wrote:
I wouldn't mind if they would cover the largest minority group in the country - Victims of False Allegations.

Ah, but then you would have to agree that it was being exaggerated by the media! Catch 22.

poor Honey. Life must be a nightmare being confronted by annoying signs.

hedda wrote:
poor Honey. Life must be a nightmare being confronted by annoying signs.


I would probably poke it to see if it was true!