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  • [OT] Insanity in Australia as highest court to decide what is a woman

    From Rhino@no_offline_contact@example.com to rec.arts.tv on Wed Jun 24 11:50:40 2026
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    A case with the improbable name Giggle vs. Tickle is soon to be decided
    by the highest court in Australia. A woman named Sall Grover was doing
    beta testing of a women-only app called Giggle when a man claiming to be
    a "trans-woman" named Roxie Tickle, demanded to be on the app. Grover
    refused.

    In this video, Sall Grover describes what happened at the Australian
    Human Rights Tribunal and the subsequent appeals.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiHH-ZXtiBw [11 minutes]

    I can only hope that Australia's highest court is sufficiently sane to
    make a sensible decision about what a woman is, as the British Supreme
    Court did last year. Then again, I can well imagine that the
    "progressive" Albanese has been carefully filling his courts with
    activist judges and prosecutors like our own Liberal government in this country.
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    Rhino

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  • From anim8rfsk@anim8rfsk@cox.net to rec.arts.tv on Wed Jun 24 10:54:00 2026
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    Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
    A case with the improbable name Giggle vs. Tickle is soon to be decided
    by the highest court in Australia.

    Ed McMahon: how high ARE they?

    A woman named Sall Grover was doing
    beta testing of a women-only app called Giggle when a man claiming to be
    a "trans-woman" named Roxie Tickle, demanded to be on the app. Grover refused.

    In this video, Sall Grover describes what happened at the Australian
    Human Rights Tribunal and the subsequent appeals.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiHH-ZXtiBw [11 minutes]

    I can only hope that Australia's highest court is sufficiently sane to
    make a sensible decision about what a woman is, as the British Supreme
    Court did last year. Then again, I can well imagine that the
    "progressive" Albanese has been carefully filling his courts with
    activist judges and prosecutors like our own Liberal government in this country.

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