GrahamTaylor5

I cannot get past this. I do not get how people can be filled with this much hate. As much as I would like to be more informed on this area, I feel this is actually something that, I am ashamed to admit, I do not actually want to know. I appreciate the replies, thank you

I 100% agree, I don't think that this is right. I do think that there should be safe spaces where people can shower or use the toilet. Like the toilets in France. My view on this is not based on the trans debate. I think this is something that a lot of people would benefit from. People who have had horrendous events in their life or people who just do not feel comfortable/ safe in a shared space. I don't feel overly comfortable in communal changing rooms. I once had a bloke, who I turned out to know, accidentally walk in on me when I was using the shower at a gym. We laughed it off as it was a genuine mistake but I image that this would be traumatising from someone who had a previous experience. I can imagine that if it had happened to a trans women then the genuine mistake would definitely not appear that way and could have destroyed his life.

I was informed of a man who is in a same sex relationship receiving the most vile abuse, at his place of work, that I have heard of. I don't understand this view. I am also shocked to see it at 20%. On the other hand, I feel uncomfortable when I see most people kissing. I do get that what not the question in the survey.

This is a genuine question. Is there statistics to show that tans women are unsafe in male toilets or that this is an area where they would be more likely to be attacked? I am not trying to push the other side of the argument but I did a quick search and I couldn't find anything. I am genuinely wanting to be more informed on this area rather than pushing back on you.

I think Kier Starmer is in a very difficult position. No matter what the outcome here was, it is going to cause a lot of hurt and upset. Some of the posts state about the evidence of increased attacks. I don't think that is about statistics. It is about how something makes someone feel. No matter what the outcome here, it is going to hurt a lot of feelings. Let trans women into bathrooms with biological women (if I have got the terminology wrong, it is a genuine mistake not a deliberate affront) then some biological women will feel uncomfortable and feel their right to a set space is violated. If you do not let trans women into bathrooms with biological women then they feel that their right to a set space is violated. I think people some people will have very strong views in both directions and then there is people who don't really have a viewpoint on it (I fall into this camp). In term of Starmer's approach on this, I feel this is one of the more reasonable ones to not be as clear on. It is such a hard one to call as it is all based on how people feel as a opposed to evidence. Some of the other decisions e.g. Brexit are stupid as there is clear data behind it. What people think today is vastly different to what people will feel in two years time.

Poor LongTimeAdmirer, if it is not bang able to say how Gordon is not holding us back, it is two games with multiple goals without Howe there watching over us.

I wonder if they do a segment of 'What is Guhei' was playing for NUFC. Would be an interesting twist on the 'Isac playing for anyone else'

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Still debatable

First: Was that actually a penalty? Second: What on earth was that penalty?

To be fair, we have lived the experience. They have not. The truth and the outline of events don't always line up. We were going bust until Ashley came in. Invested in a raft of players. Inherited Fat Sam, who was seen as decent but didn't work. He gave us Keegan back. Didn't work (We all know why) Steadied the ship financially Put us on a solid footing to appeal to PIF and look where we are now. Squad he left is stil going strong: Dubs, Kraft, Schar, Longstaff, Murphy, Joelinton, Willock. However, none of the above is even remotely true.

I don't get the questions of Amorim. It would have been more of a shock if they had beat us today. Man U are not a force any more and we are. Two games past the cup final which were wins as well.

Their GK coach does not look fit to be in the job as well. I have never thought I could do a better job than someone in sport until I saw him, for the first time, the last time we played them. It is like a grandad warming the bairn up in the park.

How many times are refs ignoring other players blatantly pulling Isak and Wilson back in recent games?

How does he not even react?