Vincent J. Curtis
12 Aug 22
RE: London cops to look into why officers called trans activist by wrong gender. Canadian Press story published in the Hamilton Spectator 12 Aug 22.
Somebody gets “swatted” and the first thing they think about is that the cops aren’t acting like his psychotherapist? That’s how crazy the transgender narcissism has become.
“Swatting” is when someone spoofs the police into making a high-risk raid of someone’s domicile while they are in it. Usually, the swatting victim gets the full treatment: guns pointed at them, cops yelling orders, handcuffing, and being dragged outdoors in one’s nightclothes before the cops begin sorting out the situation. That’s pretty stressful, especially if you have no conceivable reason for a raid by the police. And the first time a person is arrested is usually extremely stressful in itself.
But a transgender activist is upset that the cops relied on the information they were given. Someone spoofed the cops by sending an email – in the victim’s birth name and birth sex – and that’s what the cops relied on when they burst in. And the Chief is going to look into the distress of wrong name, wrong sex instead of the swatting per se!
The police are not your
psychotherapist. They’re not on your psychological adjustment team.
How narcissistic is it to think so? If the tranny’s head was on straight
– which, by definition, it isn’t – he/she/it would be more concerned about the
swatting than about being presumed to have the wrong sexual tackle in the midst
of the confusion.
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Frankly, we don't really know that true state of the transgender activist's sexual tackle, and I'll bet the cops didn't either, and didn't check. I'm sure the act of checking would be complained about also. The activist also claimed distress at the use of his birth name, which he/she/it called his "dead name." N.B. it can't be her "dead name" since, manifestly, she's alive. This enforced denial of reality is simply an attempt to humiliate.
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