Trans Activism -- Jonathan #WaxMyBalls Yaniv -- Self ID -- Why and What Matters

originally posted by: 57ORM1IV
a reply to: Boadicea

Have you seen this?

The vid didn't post correctly... and I can't get it to post correctly either.

Is it the one I posted in the comment right before yours?

originally posted by: Boadicea

originally posted by: 57ORM1IV
a reply to: Boadicea

Have you seen this?

The vid didn't post correctly... and I can't get it to post correctly either.

Is it the one I posted in the comment right before yours?

Yes it is.. did we post same time?

a reply to: 57ORM1IV

Yes it is.. did we post same time?

I think we did!

Great minds think alike, eh?

a reply to: muzzleflash

Maybe they watched too many videos of u.s. cops abusing tazers and pepper spray in America?

a reply to: Boadicea Yes!

a reply to: KansasGirl

It's off topic and not healthy for discussion. Most gun debates don't call for banning all guns. Gun debate is more complex than "ban all guns" or "let everyone have one".

All you're doing is invoking partisan left vs right mentality.

originally posted by: blueman12
a reply to: KansasGirl

It's off topic and not healthy for discussion. Most gun debates don't call for banning all guns. Gun debate is more complex than "ban all guns" or "let everyone have one".

All you're doing is invoking partisan left vs right mentality.

I profoundly disagree. It is quite on topic, because it deals with universal principles and patterns. And one of the biggest problems we have today is the tendency to make up rules as we go along, resulting in double standards and an un-level playing field for everyone. The old "some animals are more equal than others."

Is it ever possible to judge the many by the few? No. It is not. That is a universal principle and applies universally.

Just as not all gun owners are mass murderers, not all transgender persons are creepy predators like Jonathan Yaniv.

It is quite relevant -- I would say crucial -- that we recognize and understand this in order to appropriately and effectively legislate and regulate the attendant issues.

Thank goddess for Her, she’s saying the things us as cisgender feel uncomfortable just can’t say:

a reply to: 57ORM1IV

Thank goddess for Her, she’s saying the things us as cisgender feel uncomfortable just can’t say:

And we would be viciously attacked and vilified for saying!!!

This video has Blaire White, and another transsexual woman, "Rose of Dawn," discussing transgender issues in very reasonable, rational and thoughtful terms. I like them both. I don't agree with either one on everything, but I don't expect to agree on everything with anyone!

originally posted by: blueman12
a reply to: KansasGirl

It's off topic and not healthy for discussion. Most gun debates don't call for banning all guns. Gun debate is more complex than "ban all guns" or "let everyone have one".

All you're doing is invoking partisan left vs right mentality.

No, it's questioning you on the principle YOU brought up. So you get to pick which cases to which that principle applies? No. So answer the question I put to you.

a reply to: Boadicea

It’s like they are the well rounded ones I have no problem with, or any problem in the pronouns they go by...
Il check the video out

a reply to: 57ORM1IV

I give them both much credit for being ready, willing and able to think and reason for themselves -- as opposed to mindlessly adopting the Trans Agenda groupthink -- and to be able to articulate their differences and objections so well, knowing they are stepping into a hornet's nest! Although they both acknowledge they don't get nearly as much grief for taking the stands they do because they are transsexual, but they do still get some.

I was happy to find both, and hear their perspectives on current specific issues/people.

a reply to: Boadicea

OMG that video. It's not satire??? What is wrong with this world?

originally posted by: Dfairlite
a reply to: Boadicea

OMG that video. It's not satire??? What is wrong with this world?

I really don't know what's wrong with this world. Wish I did, then maybe we could fix it.

But I am heartened in a very sad way that I'm not the only one who finds that video extremely disturbing. That is a reason for hope at least.

a reply to: Boadicea

There may be hope for humanity after all, apparantly we haven't lost our minds
vancouversun.com...

SHE now has been ordered to pay 6k in court costs

My experience.
One nice sunny day In Waikiki somewhere in 1984 I walked into this nice outdoor bar with a killer Banyan tree in it and fell in love with the waitress we'll say is Karen. Eventually I found out this bar was a high percentage of gay which didn't really bother me as there were some really nice straight women there - and Karen.
The bar is the infamous Hulas Bar and Lei Stand and sooner then later I ended up being friends with most the staff and bouncers, one bartender, we can call Ritchie was an exceptionally groovy dude and always gave me a good word as far as Karen was concerned.
Now.
Around the corner was this gay bar called Hamburger Marys. These two bars were completely separated/segregated as the Marys crowd was a bit extreme. Sex acts on the dance floor, cat calling out to the street, drug use and more sex acts in the bathroom. The staff at Hulas was not groovy with all that and more times than not Marys crowd was not allowed in Hulas.
Trans people were also not looked well upon at Hulas because of their..... Ummmmmm. Almost militant attitudes and actions especially in the bathrooms. Ritchie would flip his wig if a trans person tried to get in Hulas and although good ole Ritchie was a self declared Flaming Queen he had zero tolerance for trannys or Mahus.
There's a park, Kapiolani Park, and at the far end was what you could call Mahu Beach. It would take one time walking by there, being a straight male, to remember avoiding that stretch of beach. It's kind of funny as you would walk past the Gay part of that stretch and it would be no problem but when you got to the Mahu part the cat calling and offers of this, that and the other thing would come at you like you have never seen.
Remember. A racist alone is mostly quiet while racists in numbers are far more dangerous.
In numbers you were basically helpless in that crowd of Mahus.
At this time I was in my early 20s, worked on the beach as a Waikiki Beach Boy for Leroy and Bobby Ah Choy.
Also, far from the Lady Boys of Porn these Mahus were big and tougher than your average Joe or Josephine.
We never harassed these people as a 6' 4" man wearing a MuuMuu was nothing to tangle with.
Honestly it was US Marines we used to chase down and beat up. Last I checked Marines are not a protected class because of all that.
Here's the problem as I see it.
You can look at a picture of a dead rotting fish but until you can smell it the impact is diminished greatly. I don't think a lot of these Pro Trans people have ever smelled the fish, they really don't know what they are talking about as they see the rainbow and the colorful hair, painted on smiles, etc and that's the only picture they have.
Now don't get me wrong, I believe in reincarnation thus I believe a woman's "soul" can get trapped in a male body and vice verse switchy poo around but I would believe these people don't necessarily want society to change for them and just want to be.
The ones that want to force society to change just for them are the ones that worry me.
Men will always have a stronger sex drive, thus the international Gay Cruising network of bathrooms they list for casual encounters. The drag queens however have the suped up sex drive which is why they are the way they are and why Ritchie and Hulas didn't have the appetite for them in their establishment. Blow jobs on the dance floor was kind of a no no at Hulas.
This is why Jonathon is a pervert and this is why I'm strongly opposed to Drag Queen story time.
I ended up working for the owners of Hulas in their other bar The Wave. We had great fun, stories no one would believe, we had gay friends and no one really cared - everyone coexisted fine so I don't really get how all of a sudden gay people are oppressed but that's another story.
What's sad is this.
I know of one bartender that was around back in that day. It would be nice to bump into him and shoot the # about old times, I do know where he works but frankly I've had it and I no longer tolerate this stuffs because of the SJW take on it all and, well, its left a very bad taste in my mouth. All this movement to give people special rights, like winning a women's bike race will only backfire and create resentment which is also sad but whatever.

originally posted by: Perfect stranger
a reply to: Boadicea

There may be hope for humanity after all, apparantly we haven't lost our minds
vancouversun.com...

SHE now has been ordered to pay 6k in court costs

Thank you!!!

And this part is wonderful:

Jessica Yaniv is also ordered to pay $2,000 each to three of the respondents for her improper conduct,

That should make others think twice about filing such abusive claims... and just being abusive in general!

Gotta love this part as well:

In the decision, Cousineau noted that Yaniv’s testimony was found to be “disingenuous and self-serving” and that “in cross-examination she was evasive and argumentative, and contradicted herself.”

It wasn't looking good at first, especially when his name and identity were being withheld from the public and even the women he filed complaints against.

This is great news. Yay!!!

a reply to: MrNeo

...frankly I've had it and I no longer tolerate this stuffs because of the SJW take on it all and, well, its left a very bad taste in my mouth. All this movement to give people special rights, like winning a women's bike race will only backfire and create resentment which is also sad but whatever.

That's exactly what's happened. The problem isn't equal rights, but demanding special privileges. It's not about letting them do for themselves and by themselves and/or with other consenting adults, but what they are demanding of others, and the putting others in harm's way.

And I can't believe that no one saw this backlash coming, so why? Why deliberately create such conflicts and animosity?

This case is a perfect example. These women never should have been put in this position. No good was ever going to come of this, and it never should have been a possibility.