yeah that's completely fair
now he's leader it should become easier for his statements to be found (searching 'polanski trans rights' will now produce a pink news article for instance)

i was disappointed to hear that ali had fooled us, but policy is up to members. his bigotry will not define us

he said in his opening speech in the leadership hustings that he supports trans rights completely : ) he's also mentioned it throughout the campaign trail

Lesbian sex exists yes? If you can have sex then consent is a factor. The law may be written otherwise but you don't have to continue devaluing people's experiences whilst supposedly championing their rights

you only care if a trans person did it 🙈

women on men rape exists also exists as said

also this reads a lot like you don't think lesbian rape SHOULD be illegal? smth not being against the law doesn't mean it shouldn't be

you don't believe woman on man rape is real, you don't believe woman on woman rape should be illegal and you'll ignore rape ON trans people. Do you really care?

i said
women do rape PEOPLE
i did not say
women rape exclusively women

Women do rape people (MUCH less than men yes), it's simplistic to claim they don't. You care about every individual case so I'm shocked you'd ignore so many. Also highly ignorant of trans people getting raped

'One person committed a crime so we should remove the rights of their entire communities'

This is blatantly incorrect, it was proposed in the Badman Review which was commissioned by Labour (Ed Balls to be exact) and then attempted to be carried out by them. Tories are no better but get your facts straight.

Labour idea, worked on by the Tories and completed by Labour.

1.8 million votes compared to 0.1 million, we're going nowhere
we weren't formed because a celebrity made us, we were formed because we have a genuine platform

As for home education, the deeply disturbing register was a labour idea and he wanted more state controlled education, which as you can imagine hardly inspires ideas of him supporting an education method not run by the state

As I said the first time, if Corbyn left this part do you think it would survive?
UKIP didn't when Nigel Farage left and nor did Alba when Alex Salmond died

I say populist because they're acting like they're the only part of the left when the greens are standing right here

I don't like Corbyn because he doesn't support home education, but I'm also concerned why he's forming a populist movement that carries out the platform of one guy - it's the same business model as Reform. This party won't last if he isn't part of it anymore, it's already happened to UKIP/Alba