I’m sorry but your review ignores the consistent theme of the book, that of contradiction among all these movements and from their origins, indeed the conflict between movements exemplified by Julie Bindel’s arguments (or should we say confrontations) with Trans activists. Murray concludes that pointing out these contradictions is insufficient. As ever Murray writes gracefully and extends generosity to those he disagrees with, even if he thinks, and points out, that they are acting horrendously. You don’t show any generosity towards Murray and clearly don’t think you should. You’re the sort of person Murray is writing scathingly about. Murray doesn’t have it in for minorities, he has it in for peddlers of lies.
William Davies 
I’m sorry but your review ignores the consistent theme of the book, that of contradiction among all these movements and from their origins, indeed the conflict between movements exemplified by Julie Bindel’s arguments (or should we say confrontations) with Trans activists. Murray concludes that pointing out these contradictions is insufficient. As ever Murray writes gracefully and extends generosity to those he disagrees with, even if he thinks, and points out, that they are acting horrendously. You don’t show any generosity towards Murray and clearly don’t think you should. You’re the sort of person Murray is writing scathingly about. Murray doesn’t have it in for minorities, he has it in for peddlers of lies.
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