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>If you keep getting called a Terf there is probably a reason

I got called a Terf in the Labour sub-forum (and perm banned) due to having the audacity to dare ask if Keir Starmer knew what a woman was after saying [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r81aZGJHDeM). - there was one person that tried to have an actual conversion on that post, but everyone else was "terf, terf etc and telling me to fuck off etc".

He is absolutely terrified of the 1%. It's a well-known fact that anyone with a cervix is a woman, but at the same time, not all women have a cervix due to medical issues etc, but it's in their biological makeup.

I keep getting told that biological sex and gender are different, if this is right, why is it so "wrong" to say that only biological females have a cervix?

It's getting to the point now that you can even come out with biological facts regarding this issue.

What happens to people that have real and actual concerns/questions about transgenderism? are they all terfs? how can you differentiate between them when all you get called is a "Terf" if you dare go against the grain, so to speak?

So in short, you get called a Terf now when coming out with scientific facts, facts that are backed up by research and that have been an accepted fact for decades, and having actual concerns and questions about transgenderism.

" **If you are so desensitised to being called racist**"

So, on to the "racist" and "racism" issue/s.

I always laugh when people call me that, due to me having the "wrong" opinion that all the illegals should be deported, and saying that there are a lot of people in this country, legally, that should also be deported.

After this, it's all "you are just "racist" and "xenophobic" etc - or insert whatever "ism" and/or "phobic" card you want.

I'm white and went out with two *brown* girls, one a Scottish Asian, and one from Chile, but I *must* be one of these people that are just "racist" towards some races but not all, and xenophobic towards *some* foreign people but not all.

And when you look at [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM_NSHSY9sg&t=383s), the guy is right in there with the "race card".

When the original black panther was released, there were all these black people (and some white people) saying that if you go to watch it on the first weekend of release and you are white, that is "racist" because you are denying black people from going to watch it.

But if you don't go to watch it (or any other film where the main cast is black), you are also "racist" because you don't support the "black community".

But, as I said, the word "racist" doesn't mean anything anymore due to the number of people that misuse that word, like the above examples - a small example, but Im sure you know what Im trying to say.

People throwing around the "race card" and diluting the actual meaning of the word "racist" and "racism" actually does a disservice to people that actually suffer and experience real racism.