Last Saturday was 'International Women's Day', an occasion that very much has its roots in early 20th century socialism. In fact it was Vladimir Lenin himself who allocated March 8 as the date on which it would be celebrated. A hundred years later the far left has ditched feminism in favour of trans ideology, because at the end of the day no-one can claim to be a feminist at the same time as arguing that biological men should be free to defraud female athletes of medal and use the ladies toilet.
On the day in question last weekend we mocked Labour's social media post marking International Women's Day by giving it a trans makeover. Later that day we actually came across a genuine post that commemorated the occasion by undermining it with a subtle trans reference.
That post came from none other than the BBC itself, courtesy of their Doctor Who social media accounts. Putting a sci-fi spin on the event by referring to it as 'Intergalactic Women's Day', a meme was posted that featured a dozen of the show's more recent characters. The selection was a very diverse bunch indeed - there were young women, mature women, blonde women, brunettes, redheads, a black woman, an Asian girl and a... man.
Included in the selection three rows down was a character called Rose Noble, who is loudly and proudly transgender in the show. He is played by a male actor calling himself Yasmin Finney, who is a real life trans activist. Considering the dialogue that was put in the show for the character of Rose, it appears that 'Yasmin' was basically playing himself. At one point Rose challenges the Doctor's language towards a furry alien creature by asking: "Did you just assume he as a pronoun?" The Doctor, played at this point by fellow woke actor David Tennant, is also mocked as a 'male-presenting Time Lord'.
Good grief, thank goodness they are reportedly canning this butchered woke monstrosity...
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