Last night's election debate, and it's the old "toxic" trope from Starmer again – and a return to his stand-by, the Brianna Grey case, with Starmer's point depending on the unspoken assumption that Grey was killed because he was trans – which as far as we know ain't so – and hence the fault of this "toxic debate" and hence the fault of Rosie Duffield and her bloody cervix. Sunak had attacked Starmer in parliament for not being able to define a woman and Grey's mother was in the House at the time, though not in the public gallery. Starmer twists this into a tale of the PM's transphobia, and the audience here, of course, bursts into applause.
Asked about @RosieDuffield1 stating only women have a crevix, @Keir_Starmer tell us he agrees with Tony Blair
He then once more paints Rosie as ‘toxic’ & once more references a murdered child
There are women that will hold their noses to vote for this man, I don’t think I can pic.twitter.com/F5gNtf5USt
— Le_Sorelle_Arduino KPSS (@Sorelle_Arduino) June 20, 2024
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So, Blair's penis and vagina biology is good; Rosie Duffield's cervix biology is bad. Maybe Starmer doesn't know what a cervix is, or maybe he doesn't like women who make life difficult for him by pointing out, correctly, that he's been taking the wrong side on this debate.
Ignore the silly women: we sensible men have it all in hand.
Mick Hartley 
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