moment trans rapist Isla Bryson is sentenced to eight years in prison ‘you present a particularly significant risk to any woman’
DOUBLE rapist Isla Bryson, who claims to be a woman but was imprisoned after using “her penis” to violently assault two women, has been GROSSLY mistreated.Transgender double rapist Isla Bryson claims to be the victim of a hate crime after being called 'son' by a prison guardThe misunderstood, Maybelline-craving sweetheart also claims to be the victim of hate crime after being called “son” by a prison guard.
Rowling claimed: “The new legislation is wide open to abuse by activists . . . the nonsense made of crime data if violent and sexual assaults committed by men are recorded as female crimes . . . and the reality and immutability of biological sex.
(Let’s not forget his/her KC tried using his/her transition to get him/her cleared of rape on the basis that “she is aiming to continue on that path to becoming femaleThe 32-year-old, sentenced to eight years meaning, presumably, she’ll serve a fraction of this, wrote to her local paper, moaning about dealing with transphobia and that staff “refuse to put any female toiletries or make-up out”.
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