Rolfe
Adult human female
Trying again here. The Times printed an article about the police raid on Stuart’s home. They did some checking. They contacted the police and asked for comment. The police did not say, who is Mr Campbell. They did not say, this is false, we didn’t go near Mr Campbell’s home that night or any night. They said nothing. Possibly out of embarrassment.
How can you possibly maintain that Stuart invented the story?
As I said, Stuart is a personal friend of mine in real life. I’ve known him since about 2012. He may be an infuriating, argumentative bugger. He may affect an abrasive personality online to annoy his opponents. He may be very reluctant to back down if he realises he got something wrong. (Admittedly, this doesn’t happen very often.) He may know that human beings can’t change sex, and not be shy about saying so. But he is not a fantasist. He does not make up lurid stories about being raided by the police in the middle of the night and having to contact a specialist lawyer as a matter of urgency.
In the other corner we have Alex Horwood, who now calls himself Lynsay Watson, who has twice been dismissed by the police for gross misconduct, and now makes a hobby of submitting complaints to his old mates about anyone whose opinions he doesn’t like. Over 300 of these and counting. The complaint he submitted about Graham Linehan cost the Met £25,000 in compensation.
It takes a special sort of devotion to all things trans to look at this lot and say, no, the disgraced ex-policeman is in the right here, and his victim has invented a story out of nothing.
Catsmate, you seem to have a mindset that believes implicitly that anyone who doesn’t share your frankly delusional belief that men can turn into women is not simply in disagreement with you, but must therefore possess a degree of moral turpitude that any right-thinking person, when this is pointed out, will immediately agree that he must be a liar. I think you really need to examine this position. It’s not very sceptical, you know.
How can you possibly maintain that Stuart invented the story?
As I said, Stuart is a personal friend of mine in real life. I’ve known him since about 2012. He may be an infuriating, argumentative bugger. He may affect an abrasive personality online to annoy his opponents. He may be very reluctant to back down if he realises he got something wrong. (Admittedly, this doesn’t happen very often.) He may know that human beings can’t change sex, and not be shy about saying so. But he is not a fantasist. He does not make up lurid stories about being raided by the police in the middle of the night and having to contact a specialist lawyer as a matter of urgency.
In the other corner we have Alex Horwood, who now calls himself Lynsay Watson, who has twice been dismissed by the police for gross misconduct, and now makes a hobby of submitting complaints to his old mates about anyone whose opinions he doesn’t like. Over 300 of these and counting. The complaint he submitted about Graham Linehan cost the Met £25,000 in compensation.
It takes a special sort of devotion to all things trans to look at this lot and say, no, the disgraced ex-policeman is in the right here, and his victim has invented a story out of nothing.
Catsmate, you seem to have a mindset that believes implicitly that anyone who doesn’t share your frankly delusional belief that men can turn into women is not simply in disagreement with you, but must therefore possess a degree of moral turpitude that any right-thinking person, when this is pointed out, will immediately agree that he must be a liar. I think you really need to examine this position. It’s not very sceptical, you know.
