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**Chris** · 26-03-2025, 17:15

Indeed. And the university’s vice-chancellor has gone off on one and said some very inadvisable things to the FT last night - as some commentators have pointed out, she wasn’t in office when all this went down, she had the opportunity to just absorb it and move on as there was no risk to her personal reputation, but instead she has decided to make the rather implausible claim that the university now can’t protect people from hurty words, when the whole case springs from their refusal to protect Prof Kathleen Stock from outright intimidation which led to her being hounded out of her job, all for the dreadful crime of believing that sex is real and matters.

She also seems to be totally unaware of the more than 30 (and rising) employment tribunals which have examined cases not dissimilar to this, every one of which has found for the claimant against their (former) employer.

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Chris Trollsplatter Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,145	Re: The gender ideology thread Indeed. And the university’s vice-chancellor has gone off on one and said some very inadvisable things to the FT last night - as some commentators have pointed out, she wasn’t in office when all this went down, she had the opportunity to just absorb it and move on as there was no risk to her personal reputation, but instead she has decided to make the rather implausible claim that the university now can’t protect people from hurty words, when the whole case springs from their refusal to protect Prof Kathleen Stock from outright intimidation which led to her being hounded out of her job, all for the dreadful crime of believing that sex is real and matters. She also seems to be totally unaware of the more than 30 (and rising) employment tribunals which have examined cases not dissimilar to this, every one of which has found for the claimant against their (former) employer.