Far Left Feminist. They are not Right Wing I tell you that. But yeah they are the ones to blame.
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Melinda Tankard Reist, founder of Collective Shout, is a self described pro-life "feminist" who has a lengthy history of writing journals for the The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly and while doing speeches at Christian churches in places like the Belconnen Baptist Church.
The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly is handed by National Catholic Bioethics Center, which is a conservative think tank. Therefore she is right-wing and Christian.
Margaret Atwood already pointed out that there is sometimes a surprising overlap between certain feminists and puritans. (It might still be a good question wether todays western feminism can be called far left because most prominent feminists who actually wield power do not want a communist revolution but are supporters of some kind of social liberalism in practice.)
Their pinned post of the subreddit is: "Trans Women are Women." and that any transphobia or TERFs will be met with immediate ban from the subreddit.
They literally pinned that post, to make it as easy as possible for people to do their due dilligence and not spread misinformation.
If you don't want to take their word for it, or mine, do actually look up other sources that would indicate anything about them being TERFs. And then please do share, I will take back my words. But to me it seems, like you are the one who failed to do the absolute bare minimum, you judged a book by its cover, and are now spreading blatant misinformation.
Reddit shouldn't have a login wall. And if it does for you, it is incredibily easy to get around it. It appears you don't want to do the most basic fact checking, and instead you just doubled down on judging a book by its cover. Even after I provided clear support for the opposite being true.
If you actually have a login wall, just put into wayback machine or a million other ways to bypass it. Here, I did the work for you, here is the pinned post in the subreddit:
https://web.archive.org/web/20250224051954/https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromoso...
And I am still waiting for you to actually back up what you are saying with at least a single piece of supporting evidence. It is the biggest feminist subreddit on Reddit, with over 14 million users, if there was even a whiff of it allowing any TERF content, you could easily find at least some source to support your (what is currently still a completely baseless) claim.
So, you were wrong, you falsely accused me of spreading disinformation.
And now it is a problem when I was literally posting a link to show support for my claims when I was correcting other people on the forums and when I was trying to dispel misinformation here.
Yet it was one of my comments that got deleted?
And I know people can be wrong on the internet, that is exactly why I always try to fact check, and make sure to provide sources and support for any claims I make, especially if I am correcting someone else (and I fully welcome people to counter with better sources, if they believe I have made a mistake).
But apparently fighting misinformation, correcting others, and providing supporting evidence is a problem here. Good to know.
Collective Shout is a group firmly known for its conservative and anti-pornography stance. While it attempts to present itself as a non-partisan organization, it is predominantly associated with conservative values and ideologies.
This organization is often justifiably labeled as puritanical due to its strong opposition to pornography and its claims of advocating for the protection of young people from its harmful influence. Numerous sources highlight Collective Shout's connections to conservative groups and its active participation in campaigns against adult content, reinforcing its alignment with right-wing principles.
In summary, Collective Shout is a determined organization that actively opposes pornography while asserting its mission to protect young people—though that assertion faces considerable skepticism. Its primary links to conservative ideologies and robust anti-pornography campaigns clearly define its agenda.