Big Big men....the grown men behind the threats to Greta Thurnberg


Image: Bristol Post UK

There's something about a girl being vocal about her opinions that sets off a certain type of toxic male and thanks to the Bristol Post in the UK, we get to have a look at them! 
Well done to the Bristol Post, we need to drag this kind of misogyny out in to the daylight, and then skewer it through the head.

 Save a special eye roll for the bold brave "Max Poncho Morgan" whose profile picture sports a "be Kind" filter. Oh, the wit. Sorry, not "wit" - meant to type "Thundering Dickhead."

 Another kind soul is Kevin Bird, who posted on Facebook: "Crush the b***h. Sounds good to me. Send her home"

 These are not young teen males, these are adult, mainly middle aged men some of whom are parents.
Actually allowed to be in charge of innocent children...let that sink in.

 Read the full article - and remember to thank the Bristol Post for doing what all media should do. Name and Shame.








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