Julianna 💎
@batariangal.bsky.social
Kill the boy, Jon Snow. Kill the boy, and let the woman be born
(29 | trans | British | left-liberal | disabled | she/her)
(29 | trans | British | left-liberal | disabled | she/her)
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"It is with a heavy heart I must announce that Xbox 360 fans are at it again"
November 25, 2025 at 3:33 PM
"It is with a heavy heart I must announce that Xbox 360 fans are at it again"
I need a new pinned tweet. I mean, this is still evergreen, but since I mostly get attention for politics tweets, I need to signal to new followers that 90% of my tweets are about whatever game series I'm hyper-focusing on at the moment
November 25, 2025 at 3:25 PM
I need a new pinned tweet. I mean, this is still evergreen, but since I mostly get attention for politics tweets, I need to signal to new followers that 90% of my tweets are about whatever game series I'm hyper-focusing on at the moment
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I do not think Linehan's views have actually been well-publicised, in part because they are by this point largely spittle-flecked abuse and demonisation of trans people as a group, which is inconvenient to anyone who wants to portray him as a martyr with "strong views"
November 25, 2025 at 3:21 PM
I do not think Linehan's views have actually been well-publicised, in part because they are by this point largely spittle-flecked abuse and demonisation of trans people as a group, which is inconvenient to anyone who wants to portray him as a martyr with "strong views"
Okay, so, like, I'm not meaning this in a scolding way, because I do appreciate people talking about how nasty the culture has got towards trans people, but it is kinda funny to see a conversation about that on the timeline pivot towards the impact of less church attendance on society
November 25, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Okay, so, like, I'm not meaning this in a scolding way, because I do appreciate people talking about how nasty the culture has got towards trans people, but it is kinda funny to see a conversation about that on the timeline pivot towards the impact of less church attendance on society
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Can't help feel that these people obviously do on one level accept that trans women are women because only women get so blatantly disbelieved about our own feelings and experiences.
I don’t know enough about the situation with Lineham to opine on whether the judgement is valid or not, but everything about this paragraph in the BBC article makes me despair at how many institutions have been captured by the GC movement
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
November 25, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Can't help feel that these people obviously do on one level accept that trans women are women because only women get so blatantly disbelieved about our own feelings and experiences.
Whenever a story about the UK being shitty to live in for trans people starts getting a lot of attention, there's an additional pain that it starts a timer until some American inevitably makes a joke about how they need to invade us and set us right
November 25, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Whenever a story about the UK being shitty to live in for trans people starts getting a lot of attention, there's an additional pain that it starts a timer until some American inevitably makes a joke about how they need to invade us and set us right
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A great day for Lammy to propose severe curbs on the right to a jury trial isn’t it
November 25, 2025 at 2:21 PM
A great day for Lammy to propose severe curbs on the right to a jury trial isn’t it
Forseeing a time when the judiciary is infested by the same "Rishi Sunak isn't even English" radicalisation that's taken the right, and some people are blindsided because they thought "this trans girl said she was alarmed and distressed, but I don't believe her" was impartial application of the law
To tie back to my comparison to other online radicalisation, even if you don't give a shit about trans people, the judiciary becoming increasingly partial on a specific issue should be seen as the canary in the coal mine giving the current direction of travel in this country
Like it was obvious when the Supreme Court randomly decided to rewrite the Equality Act, but I think there's a large amount if journalistic negligence that no one really treats judges as anything other than neutral conduits through which the word of law moves
November 25, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Forseeing a time when the judiciary is infested by the same "Rishi Sunak isn't even English" radicalisation that's taken the right, and some people are blindsided because they thought "this trans girl said she was alarmed and distressed, but I don't believe her" was impartial application of the law
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Frankly, it’s mostly the silence of the majority that has allowed the situation to progress as far as it has.
Besides, the kind of allies that aren’t helpful are not the kind who will even question whether it is or isn’t their place to speak on something for pretty obvious reasons.
Besides, the kind of allies that aren’t helpful are not the kind who will even question whether it is or isn’t their place to speak on something for pretty obvious reasons.
November 25, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Frankly, it’s mostly the silence of the majority that has allowed the situation to progress as far as it has.
Besides, the kind of allies that aren’t helpful are not the kind who will even question whether it is or isn’t their place to speak on something for pretty obvious reasons.
Besides, the kind of allies that aren’t helpful are not the kind who will even question whether it is or isn’t their place to speak on something for pretty obvious reasons.
"Hell, let's not even bother with the next general election and declare me... I mean Wes to be the eternal Prime Minister"
"My allies are saying that I would so obviously win a leadership contest that it would be unfair to the other contestants to even hold one. We should save everyone a lot of bother and skip it, say my allies. It would be boring to watch such a one-sided contest, I -- uh, my allies - insist."
November 25, 2025 at 1:28 PM
"Hell, let's not even bother with the next general election and declare me... I mean Wes to be the eternal Prime Minister"
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Like it was obvious when the Supreme Court randomly decided to rewrite the Equality Act, but I think there's a large amount if journalistic negligence that no one really treats judges as anything other than neutral conduits through which the word of law moves
November 25, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Like it was obvious when the Supreme Court randomly decided to rewrite the Equality Act, but I think there's a large amount if journalistic negligence that no one really treats judges as anything other than neutral conduits through which the word of law moves
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It’s also cowardly at this point, I’m sorry to be harsh but it is.
The kind of cruelty and bigotry on display goes far beyond “I’m just a cis straight man, it’s all to complicated for me 🥺”.
They need to get a grip and get off of the fence tbqh
The kind of cruelty and bigotry on display goes far beyond “I’m just a cis straight man, it’s all to complicated for me 🥺”.
They need to get a grip and get off of the fence tbqh
November 25, 2025 at 1:10 PM
It’s also cowardly at this point, I’m sorry to be harsh but it is.
The kind of cruelty and bigotry on display goes far beyond “I’m just a cis straight man, it’s all to complicated for me 🥺”.
They need to get a grip and get off of the fence tbqh
The kind of cruelty and bigotry on display goes far beyond “I’m just a cis straight man, it’s all to complicated for me 🥺”.
They need to get a grip and get off of the fence tbqh
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The judiciary doesn’t usually depart drastically from precedent and the status quo, twist the wording of legislation so that it quite clearly goes against the intention of its drafters, or open the floodgates to litigation, but they make an exception to rule against trans people
November 25, 2025 at 1:02 PM
The judiciary doesn’t usually depart drastically from precedent and the status quo, twist the wording of legislation so that it quite clearly goes against the intention of its drafters, or open the floodgates to litigation, but they make an exception to rule against trans people
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yes I don't really see how you can go "oh yikes these people have changed their political views incredibly quickly, mostly because of what Very Online people talk about on social media" and also think that people who went from never talking about gender to calling trans women predators are....normal
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
And few who are sympathetic to us, some who are friendly with me on here, will ever stick their head above the parapet
November 25, 2025 at 12:55 PM
yes I don't really see how you can go "oh yikes these people have changed their political views incredibly quickly, mostly because of what Very Online people talk about on social media" and also think that people who went from never talking about gender to calling trans women predators are....normal
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I won’t name names because I don’t presume to know what people think in private but if you’re still considering the likes of Helen Lewis and Sonia Sodha respected colleagues instead of obviously radicalised and obsessed loons give your head a wobble.
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
And few who are sympathetic to us, some who are friendly with me on here, will ever stick their head above the parapet
November 25, 2025 at 12:54 PM
I won’t name names because I don’t presume to know what people think in private but if you’re still considering the likes of Helen Lewis and Sonia Sodha respected colleagues instead of obviously radicalised and obsessed loons give your head a wobble.
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I'm going to repeat my request that any of my current or former colleagues in the UK think about being more outspoken about this.
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
And few who are sympathetic to us, some who are friendly with me on here, will ever stick their head above the parapet
November 25, 2025 at 12:49 PM
I'm going to repeat my request that any of my current or former colleagues in the UK think about being more outspoken about this.
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The judiciary seems to have been captured by GCs more than most. An underdiscussed aspect of these anti-trans rulings in recent years is that they are utterly antithetical to how the judiciary has traditionally approached issues (and how it approaches all other issues)
November 25, 2025 at 12:42 PM
The judiciary seems to have been captured by GCs more than most. An underdiscussed aspect of these anti-trans rulings in recent years is that they are utterly antithetical to how the judiciary has traditionally approached issues (and how it approaches all other issues)
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We can all see it and we take note, by the way.
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
And few who are sympathetic to us, some who are friendly with me on here, will ever stick their head above the parapet
November 25, 2025 at 12:38 PM
We can all see it and we take note, by the way.
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
And few who are sympathetic to us, some who are friendly with me on here, will ever stick their head above the parapet
November 25, 2025 at 12:37 PM
I don’t like subtweeting people I consider online friends, but there is a subset of people who are very worried about the ongoing radicalisation of our political elite but won’t ever acknowledge the echoes with the radicalisation of their colleagues on trans rights
I don’t know enough about the situation with Lineham to opine on whether the judgement is valid or not, but everything about this paragraph in the BBC article makes me despair at how many institutions have been captured by the GC movement
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
November 25, 2025 at 12:29 PM
I don’t know enough about the situation with Lineham to opine on whether the judgement is valid or not, but everything about this paragraph in the BBC article makes me despair at how many institutions have been captured by the GC movement
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
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I actually think it's bad that the law thinks that calling a 17 year old a "sissy porn-watching scumbag", a "groomer" and a "disgusting incel" in public is not a crime, and indeed I do not think criticising this would constitute "[picking] sides in the debate about sex and gender identity".
November 25, 2025 at 12:08 PM
I actually think it's bad that the law thinks that calling a 17 year old a "sissy porn-watching scumbag", a "groomer" and a "disgusting incel" in public is not a crime, and indeed I do not think criticising this would constitute "[picking] sides in the debate about sex and gender identity".
Smh, no one picking up on me putting Silksong for most relaxing
Since signing into Steam on browser is a faff:
GOTY - The Outer Worlds 2
Outstanding Visual Style - Dispatch
Most Innovative Gameplay - Blue Prince
Best game you suck at - Hollow Knight Silksong
Best Soundtrack - TOW2
Best Story - TOW2
Most Relaxing game - Silksong
Left the others blank
GOTY - The Outer Worlds 2
Outstanding Visual Style - Dispatch
Most Innovative Gameplay - Blue Prince
Best game you suck at - Hollow Knight Silksong
Best Soundtrack - TOW2
Best Story - TOW2
Most Relaxing game - Silksong
Left the others blank
November 25, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Smh, no one picking up on me putting Silksong for most relaxing
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Tabard-clad imp on your shoulder: Say "Gloze instead"
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gloze
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gloze
gloze - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
en.wiktionary.org
November 24, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Tabard-clad imp on your shoulder: Say "Gloze instead"
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gloze
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gloze
Well, yes, that is rather the problem?
WH Press Sec. Leavitt: It is not true that Trump is favoring one side over another in Russia's war in Ukraine.
November 24, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Well, yes, that is rather the problem?
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[Me doing a bad Foghorn Leghorn voice and certainly not Benoit Blanc] I say boy I say Sonny Jim that's darn amazing. Every word of that hereto sentence was wrong.
I'm maybe two more sips of cold medicine away from arguing that The Last Jedi is a Knives Out film.
November 24, 2025 at 8:39 PM
[Me doing a bad Foghorn Leghorn voice and certainly not Benoit Blanc] I say boy I say Sonny Jim that's darn amazing. Every word of that hereto sentence was wrong.