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2019 Jul 23, 3:43pm 668 views 3 comments
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Shaman
2019 Jul 23, 4:36pm
Shaman
2019 Jul 23, 4:36pm
This trans activist crap is going to break the Left. There is just no way that they’ll ever be able to resolve all the contradictions and sheer stupidity of their position with reality, women’s rights, and equal protection rights for all people, not just special “rights” for trans people.
It’s going to cost them their monolithic grasp on information and education as people turn away in disgust from the horrible policies of a regressive Leftis agenda.
It’s going to cost them their monolithic grasp on information and education as people turn away in disgust from the horrible policies of a regressive Leftis agenda.
A transgender Canadian named Jessica Yaniv is accusing over a dozen women of discrimination for refusing to wax her genitalia.
This week, the Canadian press erupted with a storm of stories about Jessica Yaniv. A transgender woman, Yaniv is suing fifteen female aestheticians – waxing services operators – for their refusal to wax her male genitalia.
Their refusal to give Yaniv a Brazilian bikini wax was enough for her to accuse them of “transphobia,” and file complaints against the lot of them at the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal.
Should the tribunal side with Yaniv, it will be, arguably, the first case of state-enforced sexual assault.
Empowered by the government of Canada, the tribunal is reviewing a number of cases against the female-only aestheticians and forcing some of them out of business; and second for issuing a publication ban that prevented much of the Canadian press from reporting on the story in earnest.
Public personalities, including journalist Meghan Murphy and free speech advocate Lindsay Shephard, risked violating Canada’s censorship laws by speaking publicly about the case. And until the publication ban was listed, the media could only refer to the case offering only the scantest of details. Only citizen journalists at The Post Millennial were able to bring to light details of the case prior to the lifting of the ban. It’s now being discussed in the National Post and the Toronto Sun.
Lindsay Shepherd has been banned on Twitter for “abusing” Yaniv, who often attempts to silence those who disagree with her by taking full advantage of Twitter’s lopsided moderation policies.
Meghan Murphy was also banned for a similar interaction with the trans activist after she referred to Yaniv with masculine pronouns in reference to the waxing case. Twitter deemed her criticism of Yaniv “hateful conduct.” Murphy retained prominent conservative lawyer Harmeet Dhillon, and is now suing Twitter for discrimination.
https://humanevents.com/2019/07/21/state-enforced-sexual-assault/?utm_referrer=https://t.co/FlOI0XTlaY