Feminist protestor tells Sturgeon that women have been raped by 'Trans Women'!

 

At a recent Zero Tolerance conference in Edinburgh, on Tuesday, attendees were told not to discuss the "definition of a woman.'

Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was attending the conference to speak about tackling male violence against women and girls. Despite the best efforts of the conference organizers to stage manage the event, Alexandra Darroch (pictured above), a feminist protestor, managed to land a punch on Sturgeon when she shouted at her, "shame on you" and then proceeded to accuse the First Minister of "allowing paedophiles, sex offenders and rapist to self ID" as women. Darroch told conference attendees that some women had been raped by trans women, yet didn't give examples. Most of the other faint-hearted feminists in the room, looked on with dismay and remained shtum, as Darroch launched her rant at the First Minister.

The Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill, is designed to make it easier for people to undergo gender reassignment. Under the Bill, which is currently progressing through Holyrood, the minimum age of applicants would be dropped from 18 to 16 years of age. It also removes the requirement for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria as a condition for acquiring a gender recognition certificate. The qualifying period that applicants need to have lived in their acquired gender, is also reduced from 2 years to 3 months. Critic's say that the Bill is wide open to abuse and will make it easier for predatory males to enter women's safe spaces to sexually abuse women and girls.

The author, J.K. Rowling - who sent her congratulations and a crate of champagne to Alexandra Darroch - has accused Nicola Sturgeon of being a "destroyer of women's rights." After Darroch had been removed from the room, Sturgeon apologised, and said that the organisation 'Zero Tolerance Scotland', did not seek to close down anyone's right to freedom of speech.