Good. If the sign had called for such violence against trans people everyone would have righty been up in arms. Violent #misogyny is hiding in plain sight & it’s time it was taken seriously before a woman is seriously killed or injured. https://t.co/l6r8Pt5pvS

— Joanna Cherry KC (@joannaccherry) January 22, 2023

We’ve warned *for years* of the violent images targeting women. from guns to baseball bats, not to mention the black-clad, masked characters who turn up in real life to intimidate women’s events. So “Decapitate TERFs” finally gets attention? And what will political leaders do? https://t.co/xfVkaeuovX

— Bev Jackson (@BevJacksonAuth) January 22, 2023

Women who dare speak up and center their own rights and needs have always been vilified. Signs that say "Decapitate Terfs" are nothing new, neither in the ongoing gender debates, nor in the history of women's rights. "The right side of history" looks awkardly familiar. pic.twitter.com/vN9wpROsY4

— Sonia E Arisland (@SosialSonia) January 22, 2023

The “decapitate TERFs” sign didn’t come to exist in some kind of isolated bubble. It started with memes like this, which feminist activists have been sent daily for years without anyone external objecting pic.twitter.com/hWLyz2pDT4

— Frances Weetman (@francesweetman) January 22, 2023