Divorcing Trans Activism - Crazy Just Keeps Coming

A Weekly Report on the Canadian Gender Wars - May 26, 2023 Vol 17

Rainbow Hell

By

Shannon B Douglas

When I was going through a high-conflict divorce, at the insistence of my former spouse, I was constantly aghast at the ongoing and seemingly endless escalations, waiting for the next shoe to drop, or fly at me. My partner of fifteen years now, used to say, “It looks like Crazy just keeps coming” and it did, and every new level of nutty confirmed for me that I was making the right choice by drawing boundaries with my ex.

If you’ve ever been married to a person, or worked with someone, or have someone in your family with tendencies towards personality disorders you know that “No” is simply a word they don’t understand. It’s an insult to them; a personal attack, an act of abuse. Telling them they’ve gone too far, asked too much, or pushed too hard often results in emotionally manipulative outbursts or outright attacks.

That’s what’s happening now in Canada at scale with the pushers of trans ideology and the rest of us are sick of their incursions.

Something organic is happening. Something big. I still hesitate to say we’ve reached peak trans, but I’ll say without hesitation that June is going to be wild.

A few weeks ago, Billboard Chris and Josh Alexander announced a protest in Ottawa at the site where Chris, Chanel Pfahl and I were mobbed by two to three-hundred rainbow activists in 2021.

After eighteen months of networking across Canada I spent a few weeks testing an idea of a nationally coordinated action on the 9th of June. Last Friday I made the public call, and I was not, and am not the only one calling for actions in June. It seems like Canadians are getting to the same kind of WTF moment that is required of people getting out of any toxic relationship: The moment when we say:

“This has reached and absolutely intolerable level of insanity. NO MORE.”

Last week I wrote about Egale Canada, a trans rights advocacy group soaking up money from the $100,000,000 in support for the rainbow movement pledged by Trudeau last August. I wrote about their hyperbolic claims of rising anti-trans hate. I looked at the claims that four-hundred-and-fifty police-reported “hate incidents” in 2021 represented an emergency requiring $100 million dollars to fix. I noted that less than half of those reported “hate incidents” involved violence while at large in Canada there were more than 38,000 reported violent assaults.

Twitter blew up yesterday at Egale’s latest attempt to pull at our heartstrings claiming more than 6,400 attacks on the rainbow community so far THIS YEAR in Canada.

What is an attack? A gathering of parents protesting sexualized materials for young children in schools; a mean tweet; a parent at a school board meeting challenging self-id in washrooms or cheaters in girls sports playing on the rugby team.

We’re at the point now where enough people have had enough. It’s late May, Teachers and administrators are out of juice after nine months of work, and kids are all staring out the window, but the ramp-up to pride has parents riled up.

We can anticipate that the Rainbow Mafia and their media allies will escalate like a bitter and abusive spouse when the shit hits the fan this month and maybe we can hope that this is the beginning of the end for the radical trans activist movement.

Be yourself, live your life, do you, but don’t make the rest of us pretend and stay away from our children.

My video calling for the Day of Action is at the end of the series of promotions (just a few of many) for June activities. It’s raw and real and Twitter tells me the tweet saw more than 55,000 exposures and was shared almost 500 times.

Check out the action coming in June:

Thanks for reading The Canadian Gender Wars Report.

There was just too much to cover this week. I was planning on going camping this weekend but now I’m afraid of running into the rainbow Sasquatch that North Face has adopted as their new mascot.

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