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From the article:
From the BBC:
The ONS states that there are 60,238,000 total people in England and Wales.
Gender critical people, almost always cis women, can go to hell. They go out of their way to try (and lately succeed) to suppress any support for trans people and to exclude trans women from any space that is oriented for women. They fear monger, calling us perverts and degenerates that want to prey on poor, defenseless, innocent women.
Anyone who advocates for the disenfranchisement of trans people is an objectively shit person. We just want to live our lives and not be singled out for discrimination.
Not doing yourself any favours with this kind of sarcastic comment.
I've never seen anybody argue that trans people should be denied the right to vote. Including in this article.
There are actually more transphobic men than women but the "movement" fronts cis women so they can pull the "muh oppressed" line.