Here Stock is explicit that rhetoric surrounding ‘free speech’ is opposition to ‘transgender equality’.pic.twitter.com/0dXeIkIym3
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Here Stock is explicit that rhetoric surrounding ‘free speech’ is opposition to ‘transgender equality’.pic.twitter.com/0dXeIkIym3
I think it’s of particular interest that Stock does not set out what any of these ‘worrying implications’ are in her article. The excercise is left for the reader, apparently.
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why are people like this
“Somewhat causally overdetermined” skin fucking crawling
It’s cool that implicature means ‘South and Central American sex workers’ aren’t relevant to Middle England (such a waste of time to say their names while standing out in the cold?)... and also they’re not being murdered?
-Makes light of remembrance ceremonies in general -Acts as if trans people are only killed in A) S/CA and B) if they are sex workers -Suggesting they don't think sex workers lives are worth remembering and mourning -"Just cus they were killed doesn't mean it was a hate crime"
also racist
I don't like the way anti-transgender bigotry is in " ", almost like it's implying the author doesn't think anti-transgender bigotry exists either. 
Who are we to doubt Prof Stock's heartfelt declaration that she is not transphobic?
Makes pretty clear what she thinks of sex workers too.
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