One of the transgender movement’s open secrets is the viciousness with which they persecute anyone who dares to speak out against them. Anyone who has spent any time on social media knows what happens when someone contradicts the trans narrative—even J.K. Rowling received rape threats and death threats. The #LoveWins movement claims to stand for compassion and tolerance and understanding, but if they are contradicted, unspeakably vile attacks follow immediately.
Liberal journalist Jonathan Kay posted one example of this recently. Canada’s state broadcaster the CBC regularly quotes trans activists when writing a story about why, inevitably, the trans movement is right (government-funded media tows the line.) But Kay—who has regularly taken fire from trans activists over his refusal to stop asking questions—pointed out that in one of their recent pieces, CBC quoted one of the trans movement’s most vicious trolls:
The person the CBC is repeatedly quoting on this subject (1) has demanded that female critics die in "grease fires," and (2) tells women to choke on feces. Why is a taxpayer-funded CBC twitter account promoting an obscene misogynist? https://t.co/gxPgUvE8ybpic.twitter.com/9Sh6tNJNvV
If you want a particularly brutal example of the sort of terror campaign trans activists are capable of launching against their critics, consider what is currently being endured by commentator Caroline Farrow:
