transgender hate speech

“It’s hard to think of anything more profound than that,” he said about the made-up transgender threat to the human species.

And, of course, it was on Tucker Carlson’s show.

Four Republican lawmakers in Montana changed their minds at the last minute and killed a bill to ban health care for transgender youth.

She claims that people who oppose trans rights live in a “climate of fear” in a clumsy attempt to paint them as victims.

He said that a transgender four-year-old was being forced by her parents to identity as a girl and take medication. He lied. Again.

“I can’t get it, cause I’ve talked to God about it, and I’ve taken my vaccine, and my vaccine is Psalm 91!”

The Scandinavian country banned hate speech against gay and lesbian people in 1981. The new law adds the B and the T.

He paid for a billboard to express his love for J.K. Rowling’s abhorrent views on trans women. When they took it down, he decided to wear it.

A crowd forced their way into her home and beat her in front of children, but the cops refused to take her seriously.

Even after working with GLAAD, a Warner Bros. executive feels that he “may not agree” with J.K. Rowling’s anti-trans rhetoric, but “she’s entitled to express” them.