Canadian Police basically give permission for Trans Activists to attack anyone who disagrees with them

[MalagaNights]

Billboard Chris who travels around North America protesting against Transing kids films his attack but police say he provoked it.

The violence is escalating, something bad is going to happen unless this is stopped.

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Given the quick, violent reaction, I suspect the blond was trying to create just that situation - make the guy put up a hand to push him away and then there is an excuse for assault.

It reminded me of the Netflix 'jokes are funny' protest when they snapped the guy's sign then started screaming he had a weapon. It's underhand, nasty and horrible to see.

Scary to see he was not protected by police, when the trans person's tactics were clear as day. No matter what your politic that's an appalling way to behave and I wouldn't want that person anywhere near me for sure.

if they are Marxists - where is their class analysis of how women are affected by this? or how trans people are opressed due to class?

I guess it depends on how the law works in Canada. That blond man’s behaviour was clearly threatening. He was getting closer and closer to Chris and shouting right in his face. In the UK this would fall under “threatening behaviour” but in Canada they might consider this type of think to be acceptable. From one of the angles you can see that Chris put his hand on the man’s chest to keep some distance between them. I imagine he was pretty fearful that he was about to be assaulted. I know I would have been.

*thing

OP,

Watch the video carefully he assaulted her first

I hope you don’t ever volunteer as a referee

Watch the video carefully he assaulted her first

You're actually looking to defend that attack?

Who is ‘her’? There aren’t any women involved.

Quite. No woman has a larynx capable of producing that sound.

Watch the video carefully he assaulted her first

Is there a different video with a woman in it?

Yes.

There's nothing to defend.

A man assaulted a woman and the woman punched him in the face.

No he did not! The dude in the blonde wig was practically pressed up against in, screaming, swearing and spitting inches from his face and he was completely ignoring him trying to answer the reporter’s questions. He raised his hand up and placed it on his chest because the guy was encroaching on his personal space continuously.

I’ve been following Chris since he started out and never once has he been intimidating, threatening or incited violence. He calmly stands and talks and has conversations. That’s all he does. I think what he does is incredibly brave in the face of these aggressive, intimidating groups.

Miss, miss, he started it! He pushed me first, miss! We was just talking to him, miss and then he pushed me!

Yeah, right. Every classroom bully knows the 'wind them up until they snap' routine.

The poor fella has been seriously injured by these maniacs.

In a different attack where a group of about five set upon him, his arm was broken.

Except Chris didn’t even snap. He gently puts his hand on crazy guy‘s chest when crazy guy keeps on looming into his space. He is not out of control or even close to losing it even for an instant.
He is a remarkable man and he has my admiration for his courage and self possession.
Does anyone know if he has a fundraiser?

Chris, and KJK, are really getting these groups to show us who they really are. All of us now, not just the online echo chambers.

Definitely not a bigot

The word "bigot" has been oveused to the point of being rendered meaningless. If I'm a bigot for not callling a large male carrying out an assault a stunning and brave woman then so be it.

Freedom of expression doesn't equal freedom of aggression.

If Chris touched the person that was interfering in his conversation (exercising his freedom of expression) with another person, it's because the police person who should have stepped in, stood there watching.

In the end, the trans person and the police person are actually reinforcing the prejudice and intolerance toward trans people, and the lack of trust in the police, by acting as if they are above the law.

After a similar thing happened to me, I now avoid both. I'm not intolerant, I'm afraid of them. Is it prejudice? Probably, because I know that not all trans people and police people are like that, but fear is stronger than anything else, particularly if you are an autistic person like me.

I might not agree with Chris but I defend his right to speak without being harassed and bullied.

I can't believe I ever wanted to emigrate to Canada.

Now, you couldn't pay me enough.

Ditto NZ, Aussie.

Totally lost.

Is it possible to be bigoted against violent men in wigs?

Violence and wig wearing are not protected characteristics.

Well it would be, yes, if you were judging him purely on the basis of the wig rather than the fact he is screaming like a maniac and then punching an innocent man.

It is a shame when all the perfectly nice wearers of bad wigs out there get tarred with the same brush as the violet idiots but unfortunately that is what is going to happen when men with bad wigs put them on before going out and punching people.

I feel sad for the peaceful wig-wearers, but they really do need to get their Wig-Wearers Lobby Groups and Support Orgs to devise safeguarding policies that prevent violent wig-wearers from hurting non-wig-wearers (and thus damaging the cause for all wig-wearers).