A sex workers' union in the U.K. suffered ridicule after sharing an official declaration of support for Palestinians against Israel.
Social media users tore into U.K.’s 'Sex Workers’ Union' this week after the pro-prostitution organization put out an official declaration of its support for the Palestinians. X users mocked the statement, with some mentioning the irony that Palestinians would most likely not be supportive of sex workers’ liberated views on human sexuality. One quipped it’s like 'Chickens' being 'in solidarity with foxes.
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