Rosie51
Luminance
Listen up, I understand this topic is important but the insinuations are getting tiresome. I do not really know anyone well on gransnet yet and I am not part of any group here to cause any issues. You have my word. I am simply looking for a middle ground. Perhaps we can all agree that death threats are not ok against any person. I do know that trans people have been threatened, assaulted physically and sexually and even killed. I might not be up on the jargon but I do feel I have something to add in this discussion and would hope I am welcome to do so.
Are you aware that more than 3 women a week are murdered in England and Wales? The figures over the last 14 years have ranged from a low of 157 in one year to the high of 222 in 2018/2019.
From factcheck channel4 www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-how-many-trans-people-murdered-uk
According to these figures, there was one trans person murdered in the UK in that time, and a total of nine trans people were murdered in the UK between 2008 and 2017. That’s an average rate of one victim per year.
That's one a year too many but hardly an epidemic.
The insinuations are because you keep posting from a viewpoint of expertise in the area of transgenderism yet claim ignorance of so much and especially the impact on the lives of women by transwomen and the activists.
You are as entitled and welcome to post as anybody else on these forums but don't be surprised if you get challenged on your content.
... and if you average that out by how many transpeople there are to how many women, (on a quick go at my calculator) you are something like 7 times more likely to be murdered as a transwoman.
I could also point out that the number of women murdered by a transwoman in the UK, is zero.
So when the rate of murder of women by men, particularly in domestic violence situations is so high, and the rate of murder by transpeople is nil, why is it that the big campaign is against all transpeople?



