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Saved - July 24, 2025 at 1:05 PM
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I paused surgeries for minors, like the double mastectomy on a 12-year-old, but I’m still providing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones. Wiener is upset, emphasizing that California law requires gender surgeries for minors without denial.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

All Kaiser did was pause surgeries for minors, such as the double mastectomy it did on a 12-year old girl, while continuing to dose children with puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones. Wiener is nonetheless incensed and reminds everyone that California mandated by law that no one can deny gender surgeries to minors

@Scott_Wiener - Senator Scott Wiener

On the heels of Stanford & Children’s Hospital Los Angeles pausing gender-affirming care for trans youth — a violation of California law in response to Trump’s bullying — Kaiser is now taking the same step. Here’s my statement: https://t.co/hhTeqBx0Zd

Saved - March 21, 2025 at 12:06 AM
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I find it frustrating that fellow Democratic legislators walked out when I explained my support for a bill restricting girls' athletics to those born female. It feels like I'm being punished for doing what a supermajority of Democratic voters support. I believe we should listen to women who feel unsafe or uncomfortable in their spaces. Earlier, I also broke with my party to support a ban on child sex changes, standing up for what I believe is right despite the backlash.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

He refers to fellow Democratic party legislators walking out when he explains his reason for supporting a bill that would restrict girls athletics to those born female, as if he is a culpable actor for his vote. An inverted world where you are stigmatized and punished for doing the right thing that is supported by a supermajority of Democratic party voters.

@Sidewalk_Steve - Sidewalk Steve

"If there are women who feel unsafe, if there are women who feel their space has become not private, then we should listen to them." NH Rep Jonah Wheeler breaks ranks with Democrats to help pass HB148, restoring women's sports and private spaces.

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Mister Speaker, powerful anecdotes cannot stand for the consent of another. If women feel unsafe, we should listen. Accommodating a small segment shouldn't supersede women's concerns. The consent of one person doesn't equal another's comfort in bathrooms, sports, or prisons. Nuanced conversations about respect and humanity are possible. Policies protecting women's spaces aren't transphobic. Some liberals agree but fear speaking up due to party orthodoxy silencing women. Both transgender individuals and women fear violence and disrespect. HB 148 allows localities and businesses to define sex for specific policies and isn't a "Nazi movement." Municipalities, private gyms, and prisons should, in limited cases, separate people based on biological sex. Consider the alternative viewpoint without resorting to labels like "bigot" or "transphobe" when questioning women's spaces. Representative asks if comparing bathroom policies to Jim Crow laws is fair, referencing white-passing African Americans. Representative responds that race and Jim Crow are significantly different than sex and women's private spaces.
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Speaker 0: Recognize to speak for the committee report. Speaker 1: Thank you, mister speaker. Mister speaker, that was a powerful story. And I have heard many stories like that in the lead up to this vote here today. But mister speaker, the powerful anecdotes of one person and the consent of one person cannot stand for the consent of another person. And if there are women who feel unsafe, there are women who feel like their space has become not private, then we should listen to those women. And just because a small segment of the population would like those policies to accommodate them over women doesn't mean that we here today can do that. So, mister speaker, for us, and I pause because my colleagues are walking out as I give this speech. People are clapping in the gallery for their walking out. And mister speaker, I think that illustrates exactly why I got up here today. I could have quietly voted my conscience, could have followed the party line. But mister speaker, again, the consent of one person cannot stand for the consent of another. And just because one person is comfortable with a transgender woman being in the bathroom with them or playing sports with them or being in a prison with them doesn't mean that another woman is. And these issues do not have to cause violence. These conversations can be nuanced, and we can have conversations about treating each other with respect and humanity. And putting in place policies that say that women who were born women deserve a space to themselves, whether that be the bathroom or sports or the locker room or prisons, is not transphobic. And there are people in my town. There are people throughout the country who are liberal, left leaning people who agree with what I just said here. But some of them won't vote with me here. Some of them, in fact, have left the party in my town. There was just a woman last week who left my party because she felt not only was she not being heard, but she felt like there was no way for her to even speak up about this position. And given how many people are still in their seats, I can understand why. The orthodoxy of the Democratic Party on this issue has left us to where we can't have nuanced discussions. And women are being silenced in this conversation. As much as people don't wanna hear that, that is what is happening. And when I talked to people on this this side of the issue and this side of the issue, I heard, I don't want any violence to happen against me. I don't want to be disrespected or unheard. I heard that from transgender individuals, and I heard that from women. So, mister speaker, I think HB one forty eight, legislation which enables localities, municipalities, and businesses to put in place specific policies around definitions of sex is not a right wing, fascist, Nazi movement like I've been told that it is. I was called called a Nazi for the prospect of giving this speech. I mean, I don't think that your position or side benefits from calling the other a Nazi when they are trying to ask genuine questions about women's spaces and the protection of women inside those spaces. So, Mr. Speaker, this is a controversial topic. I absolutely understand that, and I apologize that we had to clear out half the room for it. But municipalities, localities, private gyms, prisons, these places should be able to put in place policies which in limited circumstances separate people based off of biological sex. And I ask that the members on this side who have to feel the pressure of the orthodoxy on them would consider the alternative side and consider not calling them bigots or racists or homophobes or transphobes just because we certainly have questions about women's spaces and the protection of women within them. Thank you, mister speaker. Speaker 0: Does the member yield for a question? Speaker 1: Always. Speaker 0: Slowly roll representative. Before you inquire, it is a violation of house rules to come down that aisle while someone's at the well. So I don't wanna see that again. Speaker 2: I apologize. Thank you, mister speaker, and thank you for taking my question. With white passing African Americans being free from discrimination during Jim Crow era laws, do you think that it is fair that we can compare this situation directly to the bathroom bans that African Americans were given and told that they were dangerous to white people? Thank you. Speaker 1: Thank you for the question. Representative representative, race and what happened in the Jim Crow era is, yes, significantly different than sex and talking about women and their private spaces.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Wheeler earlier broke with his party to support a ban on child sex changes https://www.foxnews.com/video/6344331122112

Young, liberal Democrat NH House lawmaker announces support for child sex change surgeries ban | Fox News Video New Hampshire state Democrat Rep. Jonah Wheeler cited the "irreversible surgeries" when announcing his support for a bill banning child sex change surgeries in the state. foxnews.com
Saved - January 4, 2025 at 6:25 AM

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

The power of Musk’s remarks on Twitter do not derive from his wealth or his ownership of the platform — they derive from the cathartic power of the truth about a monstrous scandal that encompasses the whole of British society that has been buried beneath a decade of lies

@ripx4nutmeg - ripx4nutmeg

@astor_charlie @bbcthree The BBC also ran a fawning documentary about a Syrian refugee after he was cleared of child rape. It then turned out he was part of a rape gang and was later convicted of raping another child. The BBC ran no follow-up coverage https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/09/syrian-refugee-in-fawning-bbc-documentary-raped-child/

Syrian refugee in ‘fawning’ BBC documentary raped child seven times Gang who ‘tortured’ girl 13 and threatened to kill her sentenced to total of 38 years in prison telegraph.co.uk
Saved - December 26, 2024 at 2:25 PM
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I find it fascinating how some cultures view homosexuality as punishable by death while simultaneously accepting the sexual abuse of boys. Foucault's experiences in North Africa led him to believe Islam was accepting of homosexuality, only to be shocked by its harsh realities in Iran. The US military's complicity in the sexual abuse of boys in Afghanistan highlights a troubling dynamic. Insights from a US Marine suggest that culturally constructed ideas of masculinity and sexuality play a significant role in these practices, reflecting deep-seated patriarchal beliefs.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

It's super interesting that there are cultures where homosexuality is grounds for death but raping boys is fine, what's a good explainer of this phenomenon?

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Foucault's experiences in Algeria and Morocco led him to believe that Islam was cool with homosexuality and was thus shocked to find out that homosexuality was not only not tolerated in Iran but grounds for death during the period when he was rhapsodizing about the Iran revolution. Like most Westerners, he wasn't able to grasp that homosexuality is forbidden but raping boys is fine.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

https://t.co/uAPYhlJSzF

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

The US military was instructed to ignore the screams of boys brought to the bases for sexual abuse by US-allied Afghan military commanders and punished US soldiers who tried to put a stop to the practice https://t.co/vezg8axuS3

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Some insight into male sexuality in Afghanistan summarized by a US Marine "Human Terrain Team" "A culturally-contrived homosexuality (significantly not termed as such by its practitioners) appears to affect a far greater population base then some researchers would argue is attributable to natural inclination. " https://info.publicintelligence.net/HTT-PashtunSexuality.pdf

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

https://t.co/a5gVa6NYZu

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

"The objection to homosexuality for many is that women are penetrated and men do the penetrating; ergo, a man who is penetrated is a woman, and women are seen as less than human." It's cool how this archaic, ultra-patriarchal view of male/female from the ancient world which persists in Pashtun tribal territories was reinvented via sissy porn by an American grad student named Andy Chu who became the darling of literary New York, cut off his genitals, won a Pulitzer Prize, and has argued for unrestricted access to gender procedures to children of any age on the cover of New York magazine.

Saved - December 12, 2023 at 11:39 PM
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The Democratic party's older leaders reject the idea of Israel as a white supremacist colony, but they tolerated decolonial violence in the US. However, younger party members have broken away. The party's institutions now promote radical redistribution based on race and identity. The future outcome depends on our present actions.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

The septugenarian and octogenarian elected leadership and rank and file of the Democratic party is opposed to this reframing of Israel as the white supremacist settler colony. But they were highly indulgent of decolonial violence in America itself -- for that is what toppling statutes not just of slavers but of Ulysses S. Grant was -- when it seemed to serve immediate political exigencies. And while the elected leadership remains in control for now, their successors in the junior ranks have already broken decisively with them. The various organs of the party and its shadow party -- the universities, foundations, and the teacher's unions -- now plays host to a parasite which has already largely consumed its host. Its goal is to leverage control of education and culture to scale up that decolonial violence which we saw in isolated pockets of the country in the summer of 2020 and to encompass the nation as a whole and turn it into the basis of a new rule -- a new regime of radical redistribution along racial and identitarian lines. Whether this future can or will be attained will be determined by the actions we take in the present.

Saved - October 16, 2023 at 1:49 AM

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Not a comedy sketch — an actual Canadian government press conference.

Saved - September 7, 2023 at 10:32 PM
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Differential justice based on race persists in Canada's legal system. A mentally disabled father in Nova Scotia received a lenient sentence for impregnating his daughter due to his race. Similarly, a black man in Nova Scotia received a suspended sentence for firearms violations, citing race and cultural assessment. Indigenous and black offenders face different rules in various legal proceedings. Canada's criminal justice system reflects extreme manifestations of Critical Race Theory. Race is considered in bail, sentencing, and jury decisions. Differential treatment based on race has been in effect since 1999 for indigenous individuals and expanded to include black offenders in 2019 and Ontario in 2021.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Differential justice by race is here: A mentally disabled father in Nova Scotia began having sex with his mentally disabled daughter when she was 19 or 20. At 23, she gave birth to his severely developmentally delayed child The court sentenced the father to 2 years of house arrest rather than the 4 to 6 years imprisonment listed in its guidelines. An appeals court rejected the Crown's bid for a longer sentence, citing his race as grounds for leniency: "“The moral culpability of an African Nova Scotian offender has to be assessed in the context of historic factors and systemic racism, as was done in this case..." the judge, writing for the majority, said. https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-sarkonak-house-arrest-for-impregnating-daughter-a-result-of-race-based-sentencing

Jamie Sarkonak: House arrest for impregnating daughter a result of race-based sentencing Nova Scotia's lenient court system hurts the very communities it tries to protect nationalpost.com

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

This has happened before Nova Scotia -- judge justifies giving black man suspended sentence for five firearms violations with reference to "race and culture assessment" and "testimony about the availability of Afrocentric services in prisons and jails" https://globalnews.ca/news/7728851/conditional-sentence-gun-offence-ns-appeal/

N.S. Crown questions conditional sentence given to Black man for gun offence - Halifax | Globalnews.ca A provincial court judge said she made her decision after assessing the impact of the suspect's race and culture, the availability of Afrocentric services in prisons, and support. globalnews.ca

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Since 2021, Canadian judges have had to apply different rules to those who "identify as indigenous" in bail, sentencing, appeals, parole board hearings, extradition, mental health review boards hearings, professional disciplinary decisions, and long-term or dangerous offender hearings https://aboriginal.legalaid.bc.ca/courts-criminal-cases/gladue-rights#:~:text=Gladue%20principles%20are%20a%20way,continue%20to%20affect%20you%20today…

Gladue principles | Aboriginal Legal Aid in BC aboriginal.legalaid.bc.ca

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Although the US is the birthplace of Critical Race Theory, its more extreme manifestations in the criminal justice context are occurring in Canada. The US Supreme Court ruled against a claim that a statistical analysis finding the death penalty was more likely if the murder victim was white should be grounds for mitigating a death penalty sentence in 1987 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCleskey_v._Kemp

Mccleskey v. kemp - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Correction: differential treatment for the indigenous has been the laws since 1999. It was expanded to encompass black offenders in Nova Scotia in 2019 and Ontario in 2021. Ontario courts factor race into whether to allow telling a jury about the accused’s criminal record… https://t.co/z5jq5f8eIp

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

2nd correction: this was not the sentencing judge. This is a member of the appeals court panel who actually dissented from the majority opinion but did not feel there was enough ground to overturn the sentence. RT’d what a reply person posted, apologies for not checking https://t.co/khBAO3jvHs

Saved - May 26, 2023 at 9:05 PM
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Target donates $21 million annually to a trans activist NGO that lobbies for policies allowing schoolchildren to change their names and pronouns without parental consent. Other major corporations, including Disney and Walmart, are also involved. These policies are often enacted without public debate and can have harmful consequences, such as autistic children being referred to by different pronouns without parental knowledge.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Target donates $2.1 million a year to a leading trans activist NGO that lobbies for policies that allow changing the names and pronouns of schoolchildren without parental notice or consent. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12128229/Target-pushing-school-policies-allowing-children-secretly-transition.html

REVEALED: Target gives annual donations to LGBTQ education group Target has partnered up with woke education lobbying group GLSEN to push for radical school policies including allowing children to secretly transition without their parents' consent. dailymail.co.uk

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

https://www.glsen.org/take-action/corporate-partners Some other partners: Hollister Disney Wells Fargo Petsmart Gucci YouTube Amazon Studios State Farm Hulu Warner Media Goldman Sachs Walmart

Corporate Partners glsen.org

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Basically everybody is in on conspiring with schools to enact harmful and counterproductive policies that have no chance at succeeding according to the first transgender president of USPATH

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

https://t.co/3P1BGl9mwK

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

You can see in those screenshots why elite consensus matters so much more than democracy in our present system. 10 million kids live under a set of rules installed by school administrators enacting the preferences of corporate-funded NGO's with zero public deliberation or debate.

@wesyang - Wesley Yang

Litigation threats from the ACLU, mandates from the Department of Education all conspire to produce these outcomes. Parents learn about these policies when they learn that their autistic daughter has been going by he/him pronouns and referred to by all school staff as "Chase" (after first identifying as genderqueer and nonbinary a year ago) for the last six months.

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