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Mass Shooting in Tumbler Ridge Canada

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fromorbit · 11/02/2026 07:59

Looks like it was a man in a dress. Another tragedy. More lives lost. Boys with violent tendencies cannot be told they are actually girls. The violent background of trans activism is a problem.

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BREAKING

The identity of the Tumbler Ridge shooter can now be confirmed as Jesse “Jess” Strang.

Strang is a biological male who started to “identify” as a "girl" around 2023.

Strang was raised in a family that valued hunting, and began learning how to shoot rifles when he was just a child. Many guns were kept in the family's residence.

Facebook posts from his mother indicate he may have struggled with behavioral issues, including violent tendencies, from a very young age.

Strang fatally shot 10 people prior to taking his own life.

In 2021, Strang launched a YouTube channel that was promoted by his mother on her Facebook. The channel was dedicated to "hunting, self-reliance, guns" and his other interests. At some point, Strang deleted the content on the channel and changed his handle from "Jesse Boy" to "JessJessUwU." The only remaining post on the channel was made 6 months ago and reads "I've been pretty, um, aimless."

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BREAKING The identity of the Tumbler Ridge shooter can now be confirmed as Jesse “Jess” Strang. Strang is a biological male who started to “identify” as a "girl" around 2023. Strang was raised in a family that valued hunting, and began learning ho...

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NoFineBalance · 11/02/2026 22:26

MarieDeGournay · 11/02/2026 21:22

From the RTE report:
Mr McDonald said Van Rootselaar, who was born male but began to identify as a female six years ago, had first killed her mother, 39, and 11-year-old step-brother at the family home.

I object very strongly to this demonisation of Ireland and the Irish as if there is and has been no hatred of women anywhere else in the world.

Can you name something anti-women that 'Ireland' did that you can not find anywhere else in the world?

What about women dying for years and years due to the unavailability of abortion? The abuses of the Catholic Church against women and children, with the full complicity of the state? Women enslaved and their children snatched from them in Magdalen laundries?

BeeHive909 · 11/02/2026 22:26

They need to stop referring to him as her . It’s disgusting . He was a he end off. It’s just been updated that the little girl that was shot won’t make it through the night. Funny how most of the victims he shot were female. Did it make him feel big and brave to target women and girls

NoFineBalance · 11/02/2026 22:22

BackToLurk · 11/02/2026 22:15

Weird reporting on BBC News at 10. Canadian reporter referring to the shooter as “her”. Clive Myrie saying “he”.

The Canadian based reporter would probably get banged up for using the “wrong” pronouns! Although, let’s face it, this undoubtedly liberal reporter is likely to buy into the trans narrative. I don’t think the Canadians have had the awakening that TERF Island has.

ThisHappyHiker · 11/02/2026 22:20

@Playingvideogames
I'm getting the impression you think I'm defending him. I'm just stating what was said in the press conference and have made it clear that bullying is absolutely no excuse.

FranticFrankie · 11/02/2026 22:19

Absolutely @Playingvideogames absobloodylutely - this times 1000

Why the insistence on referring to a killer as they wished or chose to identify?
The emphasis is on the wrong person there. Why isn't there was more emphasis on the victims for goodness sake!
Something has to change

DownhillTeaTray · 11/02/2026 22:19

MarieDeGournay · 11/02/2026 21:22

From the RTE report:
Mr McDonald said Van Rootselaar, who was born male but began to identify as a female six years ago, had first killed her mother, 39, and 11-year-old step-brother at the family home.

I object very strongly to this demonisation of Ireland and the Irish as if there is and has been no hatred of women anywhere else in the world.

Can you name something anti-women that 'Ireland' did that you can not find anywhere else in the world?

Well, the Magdalene laundries for a start.

FriedGold32 · 11/02/2026 22:18

Who knew that giving angry lonely young men a victimhood category that they can opt into and then telling them constantly that the world hates them and wants them dead would cause any problems?

CapacityBrown · 11/02/2026 22:17

Sammidge · 11/02/2026 22:06

What is the significance of his being trans in relation to the crime?

I guess in terms of potential causality but then trans is so confounded with other factors that sorting that out is going to be difficult.

Is there any good data or reviews on the association between violence and kids who have been through the various stages of transition, if you'll forgive my use of the word?

Being trans has changed a lot from 2010 onwards. It's become a lot more politicised with activist groups openly calling for violence. There's now an ideology around it, and it's this that I think is leading to the violence.

NoFineBalance · 11/02/2026 22:17

BBC News at 10 using male pronouns but saying “he” “transitioned to a female”. No. Born a male and always a male. BBC still have not learned that nobody is buying this shit.

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:17

BackToLurk · 11/02/2026 22:15

Weird reporting on BBC News at 10. Canadian reporter referring to the shooter as “her”. Clive Myrie saying “he”.

Guardian are using ‘she’.

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:17

ThisHappyHiker · 11/02/2026 22:15

He started to "transition" around age 14 and dropped out of school so the question was asked if he dropped out due to bullying. Scraping the barrel of excuses for him in my opinion.

Ugh, who cares. I was bullied, I didn’t shoot anybody. This is male violence, dressed up as some kind of vulnerability to make the trans aspect more palatable.

BettyBooper · 11/02/2026 22:16

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:12

It’s highly relevant.

  1. It proves, yet again, that transwomen follow the same offending patterns as any other male. They’re no less risky
  2. In fact, the opposite appears to be true. They’re over represented in sex offending and
  3. Now there appears to be an overrepresentation in spree killing, which is such a niche crime area that it very rarely happens. So when you have multiple trans spree killers, it would be prudent to investigate why
  4. Finally because we urgently need to find out whether the experimental hormones they’re hopped up on is feeding aggression or homicidal/suicidal tendencies

This is no different to safeguarding when it comes to any form of mental illness.

Yes. And to add, gender identity being considered first rather than treatment of comorbidity mental health issues.

ThisHappyHiker · 11/02/2026 22:15

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:13

He shot and killed 12 and 13 year old boys and girls. How much ‘bullying’ can they do to a 17 year old male who would be much bigger and feel much older than them?

He started to "transition" around age 14 and dropped out of school so the question was asked if he dropped out due to bullying. Scraping the barrel of excuses for him in my opinion.

BackToLurk · 11/02/2026 22:15

Weird reporting on BBC News at 10. Canadian reporter referring to the shooter as “her”. Clive Myrie saying “he”.

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:13

ThisHappyHiker · 11/02/2026 22:12

Questions being asked at the press conference regarding potential bullying when he started to "transition".

So already the TRA excuses and blaming anyone but the scumbag murderer are starting, absolutely disgusting.

He shot and killed 12 and 13 year old boys and girls. How much ‘bullying’ can they do to a 17 year old male who would be much bigger and feel much older than them?

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:12

Sammidge · 11/02/2026 22:06

What is the significance of his being trans in relation to the crime?

I guess in terms of potential causality but then trans is so confounded with other factors that sorting that out is going to be difficult.

Is there any good data or reviews on the association between violence and kids who have been through the various stages of transition, if you'll forgive my use of the word?

It’s highly relevant.

  1. It proves, yet again, that transwomen follow the same offending patterns as any other male. They’re no less risky
  2. In fact, the opposite appears to be true. They’re over represented in sex offending and
  3. Now there appears to be an overrepresentation in spree killing, which is such a niche crime area that it very rarely happens. So when you have multiple trans spree killers, it would be prudent to investigate why
  4. Finally because we urgently need to find out whether the experimental hormones they’re hopped up on is feeding aggression or homicidal/suicidal tendencies

This is no different to safeguarding when it comes to any form of mental illness.

ThisHappyHiker · 11/02/2026 22:12

Questions being asked at the press conference regarding potential bullying when he started to "transition".

So already the TRA excuses and blaming anyone but the scumbag murderer are starting, absolutely disgusting.

EasternStandard · 11/02/2026 22:10

nicepotoftea · 11/02/2026 21:09

Now the sex of the shooter has been revealed, the BBC have no excuse if they refer to him as anything other than male.

No one does, that headline below with woman is terrible.

Playingvideogames · 11/02/2026 22:09

Amid questions over how Van Rootselaar was described in alerts, McDonald said police “identified the suspect as they chose to be identified” in public and in social media.
“I can say that Jesse was born as a biological male who, approximately six years ago, began to transition to female and identified as female, both socially and publicly,” he said.

So now how a mass murderer ‘chooses to identify’ takes precedence over giving factual information about their identity to help people avoid being shot.

Says it all really.

Sammidge · 11/02/2026 22:06

What is the significance of his being trans in relation to the crime?

I guess in terms of potential causality but then trans is so confounded with other factors that sorting that out is going to be difficult.

Is there any good data or reviews on the association between violence and kids who have been through the various stages of transition, if you'll forgive my use of the word?

Igneococcus · 11/02/2026 21:58

Der Spiegel is also using female versions of words as well throughout their article about the shooting like "Schützin" and "Täterin"

CapacityBrown · 11/02/2026 21:57

HolyGround13 · 11/02/2026 21:19

I mean reporting things which are unsubstantiated, which they were at that time. Trans or not, it would have been wrong to report the sex of the perpetrator based on speculation and unverified sources.

What is the point of BBC Verify then?

Gymnopedie · 11/02/2026 21:57

Carolenarua · 11/02/2026 21:15

Rte's article has been updated.
Mr McDonald said Van Rootselaar, who was born male but began to identify as a female six years ago, had first killed her mother, 39, and 11-year-old step-brother at the family home.
Thankfully!

But still refers to 'her' mother.

Anactor · 11/02/2026 21:50

HolyGround13 · 11/02/2026 21:19

I mean reporting things which are unsubstantiated, which they were at that time. Trans or not, it would have been wrong to report the sex of the perpetrator based on speculation and unverified sources.

Rubbish. “Social media reports are claiming that the perpetrator may have been born male, but the BBC has not yet been able to verify this.”

The BBC used to report news. That the Canadian authorities are calling a shooter female but social media is reporting them as male is, in a normal world, news. Sex is not actually that difficult to determine; that there was even the slightest disagreement between the authorities and social media was a massive red flag.

And even if the shooter had turned out to be female, it would still have been a story - one about the unreliability of social media, but still an important story.

Responsible reporting is just another way of saying ‘we’re not going to tell you what actually happened, because we don’t like what actually happened.’

FallenSloppyDead2 · 11/02/2026 21:50

It is worth having a look at Seen in Journalism's coverage of the last 12 hours, on X. They compare and contrast a variety of news channels. BBC could have done better imho. Should definitely have said sex instead of gender