Rowling accuses Starmer of having a "brass neck" over transgenderism.

 

J.K. Rowling

Sir Keir Starmer-oid can turn on a dime. He does a U-turn on everything. The Harry Potter Author, J.K. Rowling, has accused Starmer-oid of having a "brass neck" over the transgender issue.

Starmer-oid criticised the Labour MP, Rosie Duffield, when she said that only women had a cervix. He said it was wrong to say that only women had a cervix and Duffield was forced to apologise. Duffield was accused of 'transphobia' and some critics, including women, said that her comments would "discourage trans men and non-binary people from having cervical smears", even though, trans men, don't have a cervix. In Scotland, tampons and sanitary towels were put in gents' toilets, so trans men wouldn't feel offended, even though trans men don't menstruate. Although Duffield later apologised, she did say that she was going to Stepford to be "reprogrammed."

Rowling wrote on X, "Male politicians who chose to pander to activists issuing violent threats against their own female MPs enabled and emboldened the toxic culture @ Keir_Starmer now claims to deplore. When your part of the cause, you've got some brass neck putting yourself forward as a cure."

Starmer-oid who wants to be Labour's next UK prime minister, does seem to have a problem with comprehending basic biological facts. Not long ago, he said that 99.9% of women didn't have a penis. Most people think the figure is 100% of women. When Starmer-oid was asked if he would be apologising to Rosie Duffield, he said he didn't want to revisit this "toxic issue."

It's hardly surprising that Labour and Starmer-oid have suddenly changed tack on transgender ideology, when having previously, embraced it wholeheartedly. They've seen how this deadly toxic issue has destroyed the political careers of Nicola Sturgeon and Humza Yousaf in Scotland and Leo Varadkar, in Ireland.