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'Woman' Rapes Two Women Using 'Her' Penis And Is Sent To A Woman's Jail.
https:/ /www.da ilymail .co.uk/ news/ar ticle-1 1670803 /Transg ender-w oman-gu ilty-ra ping-tw o-women -man.ht ml
Jesus wept - who agrees this is absurd?
And why the hell is the Mail referring to somebody with a penis who rapes women as 'her'?
In his most recent Netflix special, Ricky Gervais had a routine about this very scenario, which was hilarious because it was so absurd. Paraphrasing "He raped me", "you mean she raped you", "but he had a penis", "she had a penis you effing bigot". But clearly it wasn't that absurd after all!
Jesus wept - who agrees this is absurd?
And why the hell is the Mail referring to somebody with a penis who rapes women as 'her'?
In his most recent Netflix special, Ricky Gervais had a routine about this very scenario, which was hilarious because it was so absurd. Paraphrasing "He raped me", "you mean she raped you", "but he had a penis", "she had a penis you effing bigot". But clearly it wasn't that absurd after all!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not at all, Naomi. Ask an honest question, that at least allows for the possibility that there's more to it than people not admitting that they're pretending or some such, and you'll get an honest answer. But I won't engage with questions that are deliberately posed in such a way as to ask me to admit that I'm wrong to start with.
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Just for the record, I prefer "she/her" to "they".
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Just for the record, I prefer "she/her" to "they".
// I think the only one being patronising is you! //
Sorry you'd think that, fitdarren -- especially when, as I pointed out earlier, I've been told that I'm pretending, or dishonest, or lying, or in a "most unfortunate" position, or that my philosophy is "ludicrous". I'm not sure how any of that isn't patronising.
Sorry you'd think that, fitdarren -- especially when, as I pointed out earlier, I've been told that I'm pretending, or dishonest, or lying, or in a "most unfortunate" position, or that my philosophy is "ludicrous". I'm not sure how any of that isn't patronising.
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