The Vengeance of the LibsofTikTok

WPATH -- the transgenderism cult funded by the billionaire Democrat Pritzker family -- is crazy mad that the UK has decided to protect children instead of promoting transgender cult doctrines.

WPATH, the World Professional Association of Transgender Healthcare, is under tremendous strain as the House of Cards is falling everywhere outside the United States, and they are regrouping and firing back at their critics both as an organization and through their allies.

One shot across the bow was just released--an attack on the Cass Review that has led Britain to reverse course, and the response is a doozy.

I am not going to take you through their farrago of lies and distortions because the response is self-refuting in the first few paragraphs. It is those that bear study, because they tell you everything you need to know about how WPATH conceives science works. Once you understand these paragraphs, you will be convinced that these people are dangerously insane.

Leor Sapir
@LeorSapir

WPATH (@wpath) hits back at the Cass Review (@thecassreview) (and by extension NHS England) through its journal, the International Journal of Transgender Health.

"The Cass Review: Cis-supremacy in the UK's approach to healthcare for trans children."

Haven't read the piece in full, but I already noticed that the author utilizes a "critical review methodology." What, you might ask, is that?

The author explains:

"A critical review is inherently and intentionally subjective, bringing a reviewer's perspective and positionality into analysis and reflection on a body of work. I approached this analysis as a non-binary researcher, as a parent of a trans child, and with experience as a parent-service user of children's gender services in the UK. My approach to this topic is informed by a commitment to trans emancipatory research, acknowledging that trans lives are equal to cis lives, and being attentive to cisnormativity or pathologization of gender diversity."

One allegation made by the author is that the Cass Review is infected with "bias or prejudice." As evidence, the article cites, among other things, the fact that some of the clinicians involved "have a concern some young people may feel pressured to believe they are gender discongruent by a powerful peer group" / "influence from external sources such as peer groups, social media, or online media such as YouTube."

In other words, the Cass Review is "prejudiced" because the clinicians it interviewed disagree with a key assumption held by WPATH and the author of this article. (BTW, in SOC-8 WPATH itself says that social influence may contribute to gender identity development.)

This isn't "prejudice." It's disagreement. The author is saying that a position s/he disagrees with should be dismissed on its face because it's not his/her own position.

"Positionality"

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Back to David Strom on this exciting new "science" of subjective feelings and wishes:

Did you catch that? Horton acknowledges up front that his approach assumes the results, and works backward from there. There is nothing objective about the approach; it is about expressing the "reviewers perspective and positionality into analysis and reflection on a body of work..."

Shockingly, Horton concludes that all that scientific data is BS, because, well, it contradicts his lived experience and desires as a nonbinary person and parent of a trans child.

Well, the whole woke, identitarian left rejects the idea of objective evidence, reason, logic, and science, in favor of "lived experience."

Riley Gaines
@Riley_Gaines_

it's official!

I'm suing the NCAA along with 15 other collegiate athletes who have lost out on titles, records, & roster spots to men posing as women

The NCAA continues to explicitly violate the federal civil rights law of Title IX. About time someone did something about it [handclaps] @icons_women
@NCAA

Fox News:

Riley Gaines was among the more than a dozen current and former college athletes who filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, the University System of Georgia and others in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on Thursday.

Gaines, Reka Gyorgy, Kylee Alons, Kaitlynn Wheeler, Ainsley Erzen, Ellie Eades, Lily Mullens, Suzanna Price, Carter Satterfield, Kate Pearson, Katie Blankenship, Julianna Morrow and athletes identified as Swimmer A, Swimmer B, Track Athlete A and Volleyball Athlete A were among the plaintiffs in the case.

The NCAA, University System of Georgia, Georgia Tech University, University of Georgia, University of North Georgia and members of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia were named as defendants in the lawsuit.

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The athletes alleged the NCAA and those involved in the University System of Georgia of denying them the promises of Title IX and pointed to the NCAA's transgender participation policy as the catalyst. The lawsuit accuses the defendants of multiple Title IX violations and the right to bodily privacy.

"... The NCAA has simultaneously imposed a radical anti-woman agenda on college sports, reinterpreting Title IX to define women as a testosterone level, permitting men to compete on women's teams," the complaint says, "and destroying female safe spaces in women's locker rooms by authorizing naked men possessing full male genitalia to disrobe in front of non-consenting college women and creating situations in which unwilling female college athletes unwittingly or reluctantly expose their naked or partially clad bodies to males, subjecting women to a loss of their constitutional right to bodily privacy."

The complaint adds the "NCAA has aligned with the most radical elements of the so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda on college campuses, facilitating the NCAA's effort to shore up its flagging on campus approval ratings in furtherance of the NCAA's relentless drive to monetize collegiate sport, and diverting attention from the financial exploitation of college athletes by NCAA colleges and universities, all at the expense of female student-athletes."

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Gaines, an OutKick contributor who hosts the "Gaines for Girls" podcast and director of the Riley Gainers Center at the Leadership Institute, explained to Charly Arnolt what she wanted to see from the NCAA.

"What I want to see from the NCAA, and they haven't don't thus far, is take accountability and take responsibility," Gaines said on "OutKick The Morning." "We've seen Charlie Baker testify before (lawmakers) a plethora of times and say that, you know, 'We don't really know what the rules are. We don't really know how we feel about this. We haven't issued an apology. We'll just keep working it out on our end.'

"They're cowards is what they are."

From last Sunday, which is Mothers Day in the UK:

J.K. Rowling
@jk_rowling

Happy Birthing Parent Day to all whose large gametes were fertilised resulting in small humans whose sex was assigned by doctors making mostly lucky guesses

The left discovered a convenient corpse, a trans person named Nex (?) Benedict. They immediately began dunking on LibsofTikTok, claiming 1, that this person was murdered, which they did not know and were just recklessly speculating, and 2, that this person was specifically murdered because LibsofTikTok was appointed to a council reviewing the appropriateness of books.

That's an insane leap. Certified pervert and pedophile-adjacent California state senator Scott Weiner leapt to spread disinformation as hard as his little gay boots would carry him:

Taylor Lorenz prepared yet another piece on LibsofTikTok about the death.

Well, this person wasn't murdered. Wasn't "beaten in a rest-room." Was not killed by LibsofTikTok.

This mentally-ill person committed suicide.

Will all the media outlets that pushed this disinformation now be retracting and correcting the record, and explaining why they rushed to jump to politically-useful conclusions, or nah?

Christopher Wiggins
@CWNewser

The Oklahoma medical examiner's report indicates that bullied Owasso High School teenager Nex Benedict died from Benadryl and Prozac toxicity. According to the CDC, these are two common medications used in suicide attempts.

You know what the inevitable next step is, of course.

It doesn't matter that this person committed suicide -- ze was still killed by LibsofTikTok, who drove zer to commit suicide!

By the way, this is not a "trans" girl. She identified as "non-binary." She claimed her pronouns were "he/they" but her family called her she.

Point is, if she was in the female bathroom, that was the right bathroom, so no one would beat her up for that.

Even though we now know this "non-binary" girl was not murdered at all, Joe Biden wastes no time in eulogizing her as though she was murdered. She will be the Trans George Floyd, no matter what the facts are!

BrettT at Twitchy:

As Twitchy reported Wednesday, the toxicology report came back from "Nex" Benedict and found that she had committed suicide by ingesting way too much Prozac and Benadryl. There's an actual thing going around on X now that "every trans suicide is a murder" -- proving once again that the marginalized trans community is the most coddled identity group in the country. They already use the risk of suicide as an excuse for forging ahead with "gender-affirming care" for minors; now, if a nonbinary person kills themself for whatever reason, it's murder.

Laken Riley was murdered by an illegal immigrant. This was an actual murder. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene had to shame President Joe Biden into saying her name at the State of the Union address, and he called her "Lincoln" as he was holding a pin with her name on it in his hand. Biden later went on MSNBC to apologize for calling her alleged killer an "illegal" -- he should have said "undocumented."

So guess who gets an official statement from the president and first lady?

Biden, we get how much you love transgender people. You shot a special video for Trans Day of Awareness and held a party on the White House lawn where a trans woman flashed her fake boobs.

Biden and his wife Dr. Jill Biden released a statement on news of Benedict's suicide. Even though the original story is that she was beaten to death in a school bathroom for being nonbinary. Some "truthers" still believe she died from blunt head trauma.

Biden writes:

Jill and I are heartbroken by the recent loss of Nex Benedict. Every young person deserves to have the fundamental right and freedom to be who they are, and feel safe and supported at school and in their communities. Nex Benedict, a kid who just wanted to be accepted, should still be here with us today.

Nonbinary and transgender people are some of the bravest Americans I know. But nobody should have to be brave just to be themselves. In memory of Nex, we must all recommit to our work to end discrimination and address the suicide crisis impacting too many nonbinary and transgender children. Bullying is hurtful and cruel, and no one should face the bullying that Nex did. Parents and schools must take reports of bullying seriously. My prayers are with Nex's family, friends, and all who loved them -- and to all LGBTQI+ Americans for whom this tragedy feels so personal, know this: I will always have your back.

More at the link.

And as for the idea that we must endlessly affirm people claiming to be "trans" or else be charged with their murders by way of suicide: Trans suicide rates double after sex mutilation surgery.

The thing we've been bullied with constantly -- you must allow children to get their genitals and breasts chopped, of they'll commit suicide -- is a lie.

These kids are more likely to attempt suicide after the alleged miracle cure of genital mutilation. At least, the suicide rate doubles after a "vaginoplasty" (surgery to create a fake vagina). After a "phalloplasty" -- creating a fake penis -- there is no change in the suicide rate.

Benjamin Ryan is a health & science reporter, and contributor at The New York Times, NBC News, and The Guardian, so I'll quote him here:

Study finds that the attempted-suicide rate among transgender women [men] who received a vaginoplasty in California was twice as high during the period after the surgery compared with the period before the surgery.

The investigators analyzed data on all 868 people who received a vaginoplasty and 357 people who received a phalloplasty in California from 2012-2018. There were an average of 2 years of data before and after surgery.

A total of 22% of the vaginoplasty group and 21% of the phalloplasty group had at least one ER or in-patient psych encounter during the study period, whether before or after surgery.

If there was a psych encounter prior to surgery, 34% of the vaginoplasty group and 27% of the phalloplasty group had a psych encounter after surgery.

Among those receiving a vaginoplasty, the rate of suicide attempts was twice as high after the surgery, at 3.3%, compared with before, at 1.5%.

The phalloplasty suicide-attempt rate was similar to the general population, while the vaginoplasty group's rate was more than twice as high as the general population.

A new song has been released by Jame Gumb & the Gumbdrops.

Wait, my mistake. Dylan Mulvaney has released a "song" using his creepy robotic autotuned voice. yayy

Biological male Dylan Mulvaney's new pop song 'Days of Girlhood' faces online backlash for undermining women's experiences and evading real issues like the economic fallout from a previous campaign.

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Dylan Mulvaney, a 27-year-old biological male and trans influencer, has released a pop song titled 'Days of Girlhood' to commemorate the second anniversary of his transition. This move, particularly its timing around International Women's Day, has sparked considerable criticism online. Many social media users feel this undermines the genuine struggles and achievements of biological women, reducing the complexity of women's experiences to a superficial celebration by someone who is not a biological woman.

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Critics argue that this focus on a biological male's celebration of "girlhood" distracts from the core issues faced by women today and highlights a growing trend in media and society to prioritize trans narratives at the expense of women's rights and experiences.

Mulvaney's song mansplains what it's like to be a girl, and what it's like to be a girl isn't pretty. It's all pill-popping, blackout-drinking, and taking the walk of shame after sleeping with a guy whose name you don't even know.

Say -- being a girl sounds an awful lot like being a gay man...!

Chrissie Mayr
@ChrissieMayr

Didn't realize "hot girl shit" included tucking a dick up into a swim suit and concealing an Adam's apple

Dude, that's literally all it means now. Oh my God, you're so 2019.

Kira Davis points out that feminists used to object to womanhood being reduced to battybrained consumerism and shallow girly kitsch -- but now that men are mensplaining femininity to women, feminists are celebrating it.

Shot: NBC "News" attacks Elon Musk for allowing "right-wing influencers" to post video of cannibalism in Haiti.

Chaser: Well sure there's some cannibalism, of course, as you would expect, but not too much!

Shithole Country flashback: Back in 2010k a white liberal woman wrote, I got raped in Haiti and I've never felt so seen.

It's real.

We are not your weapons -- we are women
April 19, 2010

By Amanda Kijera, civic journalist and activist in Haiti

Two weeks ago, on a Monday morning, I started to write what I thought was a very clever editorial about violence against women in Haiti. The case, I believed, was being overstated by women's organizations in need of additional resources. Ever committed to preserving the dignity of Black men in a world which constantly stereotypes them as violent savages, I viewed this writing as yet one more opportunity to fight "the man" on behalf of my brothers. That night, before I could finish the piece, I was held on a rooftop in Haiti and raped repeatedly by one of the very men who I had spent the bulk of my life advocating for.

It hurt. The experience was almost more than I could bear. I begged him to stop. Afraid he would kill me, I pleaded with him to honor my commitment to Haiti, to him as a brother in the mutual struggle for an end to our common oppression, but to no avail. He didn't care that I was a Malcolm X scholar. He told me to shut up, and then slapped me in the face. Overpowered, I gave up fighting halfway through the night.

Accepting the helplessness of my situation, I chucked aside the Haiti bracelet I had worn so proudly for over a year, along with it, my dreams of human liberation. Someone, I told myself, would always be bigger and stronger than me. As a woman, my place in life had been ascribed from birth. A Chinese proverb says that "women are like the grass, meant to be stepped on." The thought comforted me at the same time that it made me cringe.

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Truly, I have witnessed as a journalist and human rights advocate the many injustices inflicted upon Black men in this world. The pain, trauma and rage born of exploitation are terrors that I have grappled with every day of my life. They make one want to strike back, to fight rabidly for what is left of their personal dignity in the wake of such things. Black men have every right to the anger they feel in response to their position in the global hierarchy, but their anger is misdirected.

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I went to Haiti after the earthquake to empower Haitians to self-sufficiency. I went to remind them of the many great contributions that Afro-descendants have made to this world, and of their amazing resilience and strength as a people. Not once did I envision myself becoming a receptacle for a Black man's rage at the white world, but that is what I became. While I take issue with my brother's behavior, I'm grateful for the experience. It woke me up, made me understand on a deeper level the terror that my sisters deal with daily.