A local Antifa chapter tried to doxx women who exposed a "teen pride" event at a Washington state public library over the week...
Sarah Thomas, public relations specialist for the King County Library System, told TheBlaze that during the teen-only portion of the Renton Library event on Saturday "only adults with youth attending the program could remain at the library in a waiting area."
Thomas added that two adult women "refused to leave, despite several requests, and would not join the other adults in the waiting area. Because they refused to leave and were being disruptive — two violations of our Code of Conduct policy — they were escorted out of the library by the police to ensure that the teens had a safe and welcoming space to finish their program."
Amid this, an Antifa group attempted to publicly identify the women so others might harass them (i.e., doxxing):
One woman comes forward
Local mother Lynn Meagher told PJ Media she was among the women who attended the "teen pride" event for the purpose of documenting it.
"We didn't talk to any of the kids, we didn't harass anybody. We were polite," Meagher told the outlet, adding that she saw kids who "looked like they were ten" asking confused questions about the explicit materials around them.
Indeed the "teen pride" event site said it also was geared toward "tweens" (i.e., pre-teens) and that it would be "the most rainbow filled fun you can imagine!"
Facebook user Kaeley Triller Harms offered several posts related to the event, one of which said "handouts included lube, flavored condoms, and chest binders to help eight self-hating girls mutilate their bodies." Actually the photo accompanying her post notes that $50 gift cards for chest binders would be awarded to eight "winners."
Chest binders are used to flatten breasts and are often employed by transgender females:
Thomas added to TheBlaze she was unable to confirm if the condoms were flavored or if lubrication was offered at the Planned Parenthood table.
Forceably escorted out
Meagher told PJ Media that her questions about chest binding likely tipped off event staff that she and her fellow moms filming the event might not be "teen pride" allies.
She added to the outlet that "two officers grabbed my arms and pulled me out of my chair and pushed me out of the library. I said, 'Is there a reason you need to hurt me? Why are you poking my arm?' He said, 'You could walk faster.'"
Police escorted her and another mom out of the library — but a third concerned mom managed to remain after she stopped filming to be less conspicuous, PJ Media said.
Smells like Antifa
Soon Meagher told the outlet "we were surrounded by about four men who behaved in a threatening way to us; they were taking our picture and filming us and getting pictures of our cars" and that the men said "we were haters and we were fascists.
They were closing in on us and trying to be really threatening. We were just standing there, three moms, praying. We ended up having to call 911 to have the police help us to get to our vehicles safely."
Meagher shot down the group's claim that she and the other moms were recording video of kids walking in and out of a bathroom, telling PJ Media the accusation is "utterly false and a defamation of character."
"The video is available to view," Meagher added to the outlet. "Our friend was alone in the bathroom doing a live video in the only place she could find privacy to say where she was and what she was doing. Toward the end, a gentleman walked in behind her. She wasn't filming anyone. It's a smear."
Anything else?
The following videos show drag queen performances said to be connected to the "teen pride" event:
That creature dressed as a ?????, with the reddish wig, resembles one of the Morlocks from the 1960 Time Machine movie. That the audience applauded this degenerate thing shows how far society has fallen. And the other huge creature with the red wig - disgusting.
ReplyDeleteI think the faggots really try to outdo each other in the bizarre category... and some fail miserably...but then they ARE mental cases!!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I used to have compassion for all people, especially those who didn't fit the "norms" of society.
ReplyDeleteWhether that meant they were gay, of a certain ethnicity, a particular party affiliation, etc., throughout time, it has always been the "norms" of society which dictated whether or not someone or some idea would be accepted into a culture's identity and accepted behaviors as well.
You COULD be a Nazi, in Germany, back in 1939 and not worried about being called one in a negative way.
You COULD be a racist, here in America, not just against blacks... but depending on who was in control of a certain town or area, you could be barred from finding employment for being Irish, or Italian or whatever.
You COULD be a xenophobe, and hate foreigners from other countries, as most countries were unto themselves and found there were constant conflicts before globalization and trade evolved as it did in the past 20-30 years, yet still, conflicts continue; but it is geopolitical battle to be fought by bankers and generals, while people like us are expected to be "open-minded", "welcoming" and having "open-arms" to any foreigners who want to come here (to America, as well as what's happening Europe), even when their culture clashes with the one already there.
You COULD be homophobic, to keep up appearances. I say appearances because homosexuality has been around since the beginning of human kind and therefore, lived out in silence. Socially it wasn't popular as it lent itself towards licentious behavior, sex without consequence (before AIDS whereas pregnancy was always a hetero dilemma with the possibility of an abortion at one extreme, or the barrel of a shotgun wedding at the other) being the biggest one.
Problem is, because society has fallen to a certain level of decay (morally, ethically, socially, economically), the way the news spins it is by constantly categorizing it into exaggerated aspects of societal behavior, and with it, creating drama (think ratings) where there doesn't need to be any.
That said, seeing these two clips, out of the context of actually being there, and people can easily comment and mock it. Being there, it's obvious that the mood had been set and what you are seeing here are merely two segments of two individuals who are using their own artistic expression to do just that.
Finally, I said about compassion earlier. With transgenderism being such a popular topic right now, I do still feel compassion towards those who will never be able to fully live their life as the gender they wish to switch over to, not because society is in the way of preventing them nowadays, but because their own biology is such that they might not have the basic foundation to build off of.
That is, when you're built like John Lithgow in The World According to Garp... You're going to have a very difficult time trying to pass yourself as a woman, by any stretch. A perfect example is that guy, sorry, ma'am, from GameStop a few months back. He looked, sounded and acted like a man, so that if you were to identify him by site and sound, from out in the parking lot, when the door of the store opened and you were to hear that commotion going on in there, you would tell the arriving cops that a large man was yelling inside the store.
I'm done. Society is f*cked anyway. Food lacking nutrition, DNA/RNA corruption due to the industrial revolution, an economic bubble across many sectors waiting to collapse, and the looming and inevitable WW3 within the next 5-20 years. For those who survive it all, they will look back at the "1st world problems" we have today and WISH they could go back to what we have now.