His quick sketch
Dialing the misogyny up to 11.
The issue about Mridul Wadhwa as CEO of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre is not that it’s a “crime” but that it’s wrong. They’re not identical. There’s a hell of a lot of wrong in the world that is entirely legal.
It’s wrong for Wadwha to put himself forward as head of a rape crisis centre because he’s a man. The very fact that he’s insensitive and brutal enough to do so…or, more likely, that he’s malevolent and sadistic enough to do so. Anyway the point is that it’s bad, not that it’s against the law. We can talk about things that are bad even if they’re not criminal.
It’s not that Wadwha “caught the eye” of gender critical feminism, it’s that gc feminism is determined not to hand women’s rights and institutions over to men just because men like Wadwha want them. It’s not the fault of feminists that Wadhwa did what he did, and we have every right to object to his doing it.
We don’t “scream” women’s rights; we try to defend women’s rights. Sneering jeering fleering men like Willoughby are always on hand to accuse us of whining or flirting or screaming or giggling, but that’s because men like Willoughby, and Willoughby himself, have contempt for women and enjoy airing it in public.
Wadwha, who is A MAN, went for and got the job that should obviously be a woman’s job. He got it because he “identified” as a woman (as opposed to being one) and too many people are way too gullible about “trans rights” and “trans activism” and “trans women.” Willoughby is another man who claims to be a woman, and he’s keen to talk angry smack about women who resist the male takeover.
I’m tired of it.
Worthwhile noting that Willoughby tries to smuggle a major misrepresentation into the timeline and therefore the characterization of the events. The insinuation is that Roz Adams did not take the position at ERCC in good faith, but merely to launch a campaign to bring down Wadwha. But Adams was already employed there when Wadwha was hired.
I heard Willyboy did a sketch of Trafalgar Square and somehow managed to leave out Nelson’s Column. (But then, he has experience with that sort of thing.)
I’m sure there are no women qualified for the job, right? Or at least not as qualified as Wadwha? What? There are? Well, knock me over with a feather!
A lot of these companies, I suspect, are hiring trans not because they are the most qualified, but because they want the easy diversity cred that comes with it. When people stop giving them that, and require they practice actual diversity, with actual oppressed groups represented, then it will stop.
This guy is terrible at reading the room – he’d better figure it out soon before he becomes completely irrelevant. People are buying this bs less and less, especially in the UK.
“Wadwha, who is A MAN, went for and got the job that should obviously be a woman’s job.”
More than that, he applied for a job that was explicitly advertised as for women candidates only.
As a cherry on top to the points already made: the job was stated to be for women of both kinds – actual and pretend. Mridul could have gone through the UK’s legal process to receive a gender recognition certificate, and thus would have qualified as a pretend woman. But he didn’t even do that. He never bothered with any legal process to become a pretend woman, and applied while being actually and even legally a man.
Thus Mridul is a cheat even in a legal environment that permits cheating via paperwork.