The UK Supreme Court Has Spoken

Jonathan "India" Willoughby Can Go Fuck Himself (And Biology Is Real).

Today, the UK Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the terms "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act of 2010 refer to biological sex, not gender identity or gender recognition certificates (GRCs). This decision stemmed from a challenge by For Women Scotland against Scottish government guidance, which had included trans women with GRCs as women for the purposes of a 2018 law aimed at increasing female representation on public sector boards.

The ruling clarifies that single-sex services, such as refuges, hospital wards, and sports, can exclude trans women based on biological sex, providing legal clarity for organizations.

The necessity of the UK Supreme Court's ruling today to affirm that "woman" under the Equality Act 2010 refers to biological sex underscores a poignant struggle for women’s recognition and safety. It is profoundly disheartening that women had to seek judicial intervention to secure their right to exist as a distinct group, with access to single-sex spaces like refuges, hospital wards, and sports, free from encroachment. The legal battle, driven by groups like For Women Scotland, reflects a broader societal tension where women’s hard-won protections risked erosion without this clarity. While the ruling restores certainty, the fact that such a fundamental aspect of women’s identity required a Supreme Court decision to be upheld highlights a sobering reality about the fragility of their rights in modern discourse.

And this should NEVER happen again!

I’d also like to take this opportunity to tell “India” how I feel today, from the bottom of my heart to the very tip of my outstretched middle finger.

Go Fuck Yourself, Johnny. I Suppose Now You Cut Your Dick Off For Nothing.

Starting today, your identity as a woman is no longer recognized.

You are a man, defined by a simple document.

Wear a dress or call yourself India — it's your choice, and no one objects. Live as you wish, but we won't be compelled to affirm something that is patently untrue.

You are a man, story. End of.