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Labour, What To Expect
'Guidelines banning children from being taught that there are more than two genders would be reviewed under a Labour government, a shadow minister has said.' The Spectator
And with a predicted 300 majority they'll be able to do that, and anything they like.
What do you say?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//I doubt reform will get 2 seats.//
I agree but it is meaningless in this argument. If Reform "split the vote" (although they have been seen to take labour votes too) then they could still take enough votes to stop a TINO in their tracks and consigned to the rubbish bin. And good for what they have done (not done) for this country.
No, there are two biological sexes plus intersex, based on physical anatomical markers.
Gender is also a social or cultural term, and is undoubtedly useful for people born with anatomical gender, but who feel that they do not belong there.
Unfortunately, some humans tend to be quarrelsome, and so enjoy scrapping about the other's right to their views/self-perceptions.
More people are tolerant, but it only takes a few slaps, punches and vocal insults to trigger a big row.
As I'm not voting this time I haven't taken an enormous interest in the lead-up (other than, as per, they're all promising a utopia), but where has this idea come from that voting Reform will take away Tory votes? Part, a big part, of their mantra is immigration and I have zero doubt there's just as many Labour voters as Tory voters who are concerned about immigration, so why is there no talk about Reform taking Labour voters as well?