I saw a sign, and when I see it again I may make it my header, it was a couple of people holding a big card board sign, hand painted with
"Leave my trans homies alone, or I'm going to identify as a fucking problem."
@ravenonthill Does it matter where somebody said it? If Patrick wrote this on the toilet, would you write:
- Patrick Tonlinson on the toilet
@ravenonthill But twitter isnt a publisher. Its a society. It is a place where people recides and connects with each other. Twitter isnt a book, its a place.
Because the web isnt a book of pages. Its a world of societies. Or a world of places.
To treat twitter as a book is butchering our understanding of
how the internet operates.
@ravenonthill This π π π Except they didn't come for the transgender "first" - this is just the most recent frontline in an embarrassingly long history of the powerful striking down on some powerless group of people for who they are, as theater for the normies.
It's about mother-goddamn-fucking time we put and end to that.
Absolutely this π―
Along with Cameron, Osborne and Clegg's genocide of disabled people in 2010 with 'austerity'
Yes of course, that is the case and I do appreciate that.
GRT people have been effectively mandated out of legal existence by this Tory government.
We are in a fascist state.
UK politics is badly broken.
The EHRC did a whitewash job over the tens of thousands of disabled deaths that occurred.
Just as they did with systemic institutionalised racism.
LOL. Literally, LOWayTooLoud
So good.
@ravenonthill First, they came for other humans. & I spoke out because I'm a fucking human. This is not hard.
The fact that people "need" a quote to realize this is really sad.
@ravenonthill When "they" come for anyone, I look to see if I know anyone of the targets to ask them.
If I don't I ask wider to get to know some.
Because being on the side of the opressed is at the heart of my faith. It is never about whether the targets are me or not.
Nice