The Untold Truth

The growing threat that transgender activist violence poses to public safety and the transgender activist

The transgender rights movement has amassed a significant amount of cultural influence over the course of the past several years, thanks in large part to the efforts of progressive politicians and the mainstream media. On the other hand, there is another side to this story that is rarely highlighted by the mainstream media, and that is the rising extremism and violence that is being perpetrated by certain transgender activists.

It is quite troubling that transgender rights advocates have recently taken to resorting to violence against people whose ideologies conflict with their own. The transgender rights movement in the United States/Canada has been presented as being under attack by the mainstream media, as a result of the passage of laws in red states that prohibit “sex modifications” for minors. In the meantime, alternative and conservative media sites have brought attention to the escalating extreme violence directed toward people who are opposed to the movement.

The massacre at Covenant Christian School, in which a young lady who identified as transgender took the lives of three children aged nine and three adults, was one of the most heinous acts of violence committed during this time period. In spite of the terrible events that occurred, the administration of Vice President Joe Biden and the majority of major media sources placed a greater emphasis on the effect that these killings had on the transgender movement than they did on the Christian community.

In a separate event, transgender rights advocates confronted feminist activist Posie Parker when she was in Auckland, New Zealand. Despite this, the media opted to concentrate their attention on Parker’s purportedly controversial opinions rather than the violence that was committed against her.

An activist named Chris Elston, who works to expose the fanaticism of the transgender movement as well as the hazards of “sex modifications” for children, was recently assaulted by transgender activists in Grandview Park in Vancouver. Elston’s work focuses on bringing awareness to both of these issues. Elston took a hit in the face, was knocked to the ground, and then had his throat gripped. As he fled and called for assistance from the police, he was immediately blamed for the violence that had taken place, and one officer even said that his presence was “pushing his views on people.”

Concerns about public safety and free expression are emerging in response to the increasing radicalism and violence perpetrated by certain transgender activists. Even though the transgender movement has made significant progress toward gaining acceptance and cultural power, it is essential to keep in mind that the use of violence is never an acceptable way to promote an ideology. This is especially true in light of the transgender movement’s recent successes. It is time for all parties involved to join together in order to foster civil debate and respect for one another’s points of view, regardless of whether or not we agree with them.

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Chris Wick

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