On Twitter just now:
1/ Let us be clear. If you're condoning what happened at Manchester Pride this is what you're endorsing. Alexander had his hat stolen from his head. That's the crime of robbery. He was & hounded by a mob, that's various public order offences.
2/ He was denied the right to participate in gay political activity because he supports a registered Charity the Commission responsible said categorically is not a "hate group". So you're supporting breaching his human rights to freedom of thought and expression.
3/ Because he's a gay man going to gay pride you're also targeting a person on the basis of their same sex attraction which is a protected characteristic by s.12 of the Equality Act 2010.
4/ Because you're targeting this gay man because he believes something he's entitled to (because democracies don't have state mandated beliefs) you're also harassing him for the s.9 protected characteristic of belief.
5/ More generally, you're now part of a mob. It's an online mob and it's doing digital queer bashing. You've likely been radicalised by "no debate" so now you simply can't function happily with democratic norms.
6/ What you're supporting is something that has (rightly) utterly horrified people outside the gender debate. You're supporting a brave man just trying to exercise freedom of speech being terrified by a mob. This is how tyrannies start.
7/ They start with people like you sweeping serious crimes and breaches of human rights aside "for the greater good". People are watching this and we've had enough of this petty dictatorship.
8/ #HatsAgainstHate - Alexander's hat was stolen - show your support for @ALLIANCELGB, use this appalling event to strengthen the only charity that actually supports same sex attracted people.
From: twitter.com/Jebadoo2/status/1431955263632941065?s=19
Before today's appalling act of violent bullying and thuggery, against a gay man at a Pride event, simply because his t shirt didn't include "trans" in the logo, I have changed my mind about trans activists.
Like several others on this thread, I thought that although trans activists were demanding, they were not vexatious or physically dangerous. I no longer believe that to be the case. I believe that, they are a misogynistic, homophobic group who are prepared to resort to violence and thuggery against women and homosexuals who do not give them unlimited license to do as they want. They are, imo, far from the oppressed, misunderstood underdogs who are just looking for a place in society in which to quietly live their lives. Today's events at Manchester Pride has made me see their true agenda. If that makes me transphobic; so be it. I'd rather be that than included with the knuckle dragging supporters and allies of a bullying and intimidating section of society. No matter how "marginalised" they think they are.