They Don’t Exactly Start Out From A Good Place, Do They?

The lives of transgender people in the UK are at risk of being made “unliveable”, Nicola Sturgeon has said in her first public comments about the supreme court ruling on the legal definition of a woman, which was prompted by legislation she oversaw in the Scottish parliament.

If you wonder why she hadn’t commented until now, maybe it’s because she knew she couldn’t say anything without being exposed even further as an idiot… 

Sturgeon said the supreme court’s ruling – “by very definition … the law of the land” – could not be questioned...

But then, the thick bitch went on to question it, of course! 

...but expressed profound concerns about interim advice published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission amounting to a blanket ban on trans people using toilets and other services of the gender they identify as.

They should never have been allowed to in the first place. The SC verdict just restored normality.  

“I would be very concerned if that interim guidance became the final guidance and I hope that is not the case because I think that potentially makes the lives of trans people almost unliveable.

They don’t appear to find them liveable even when they are getting every single whim pandered to…. 

“It certainly doesn’t make a single woman any safer to do that because the threat to women comes from predatory and abusive men.”

Like those predatory and abusive men who want to dress up as women to get their rocks off by trespassing on female spaces with the approval of the State, Nicola? 

After this unprecedented veto, Sturgeon accused some opponents of the bill of using women’s rights as a “cloak of acceptability to cover up what is transphobia”, telling the NewsAgents podcast that some critics of the legislation were also “deeply misogynist, often homophobic, possibly some of them racist as well”.

Some of them probably put sugar instead of salt on their porridge too! 🤣