Dublin Pride ends media partnership with RTE over Liveline's Gender Identity discussion

Which more or less sums up entirely the Liveline callers on the topic. Utter confusion as to who is what or the other and how they would like to be referred to, on any given day of the week or even time of the day. Utter madness in terms of the common man or woman.

It's a house built on sand, as Matt Walsh's recent documentary shows.

The T activists neither represent the LBG community nor the majority of the T community. They are just trying to generate a media profile to make money. 

The media get clicks/money by representing this all as a modern-day circus freak show. 

Companies save money by declaring they're "allies" of these tiny majorities and so can more easily sidestep dealing with broader workforce concerns. 

Governments arrange stupid parades instead of, say, housing. (I'd bet the house that An Bord Pleanala has an extensive inclusion and diversity program!) FFG are too busy ransacking the country before they are kicked out to really care about this.

Whats disturbing about this is essentially the Dublin Pride community are basically saying that you can't even discuss certain topics and if you do you're a bigot, no matter how moderate and rational that discussion may be. They dont even realise that they are the aggressors here, they are so used to seeing themselves as victims that they've lost perspective completely. Everything should be discussed openly, nothing should be off limits and if you are the person trying to shut down a conversation by claiming its "Triggering" or "Shaming" then you need to ask yourself some hard questions about your relationship with the truth. And I think thats what it comes down to.........a hatred of the truth.

Think she was saying men are a danger to women. Statistically I spose? So they need spaces for women only. That's what I took from it anyway.

"The woman who said that (I may be getting this wrong so forgive me) "all men as class, are a threat to all women".

This agenda is being driven by many sections in society and the media nowadays.

Look at the coverage in the Irish media when Aisling Murphy was murdered. It was shocking and basically we had a couple of weeks when we heard nothing except that all men need to stop abusing their power over women. All of us were branded as predators and potential criminals or murderers.

(and don't forget how quickly the heat was taken out of the story when it was found out the charged was a foreign immigrant).

Wonder do jackboots come in hot pink? :D

Decades?

Thats just not a comparable situation. You are talking about men. I am talking about trans women. It's not my problem if you seriously think that trans women have not been using womens toilets for many years but you're wrong.