"Overcome momentarily by my 'Trans Joy'..
The descriptions of what happened at the White House Pride Celebration vary, based on how dedicated the reporter is to the LGBTQIA+ agenda, or as Biden calls it, "LTGTL.. uh.. LGayTran.. LTGBT community.. You know - the thing!".
NBC reported that "a trans activist bared their chest for a photo". Other outlets had similar descriptions, making it sound as if some rogue Trans activist crashed the party and spoiled the event by posing for "a topless photo". That's NOT what happened. That "Trans activist" was an invited, vetted and honored guest, and he/they/them didn't 'pose for picture'.
He/she/they bared their store-bought boobs, grabbing them seductively, flaunting them on video in full sight of whoever was there or who might see the video and pictures online. And there were children on the lawn when 'they' put on their little show. In their "apology" they said they were "overcome momentarily by my trans joy" - but the fact that Conservatives were weaponizing the incident was worse and more dangerous (than exposing herself to children). And a new term was born - trans joy.
Which is the White House response to any criticism of transvestitism or any other event that their sexual agenda encounters. They attack anyone who questions drag queens reading or performing at schools or libraries, or biological males competing in girls' sports. A reporter asked Karin Jean-Pierre about the risk of young girls competing with biological males in contact sports due to the biological fact that they are bigger, heavier, and stronger. Jean-Pierre turned the question into an attack on the reporter, pretending it had been some kind of transphobic statement.
As you can see from this picture at a wet t-shirt contest we went to in 1981, I have no problem with nudity, or even flaunting your sexuality. My problem with what happened on the White House Lawn, is that it happened on the White House Lawn. I don't care if you're a man, a woman, or a woman who used to be a man, that was a finger in the face of America.
And that's the issue I have with the whole LGBTQIA+ 'movement'. It's not enough that we tolerate - we are required to celebrate. It's not enough to simply be who they are, those who join the movement and for whom their sexuality is the focus of their existence have a sad need for attention and acceptance. And sadly, I doubt even waggling their breasts on the White House Lawn filled that void in them.
Especially when 'they' were banned from attending any more events at the White House. That had to sting, after being called "the bravest people in America" by Joe Biden. Perhaps Ol' Uncle Joe has forgotten what bravery is, or maybe he was just pandering. Words like bravery and honor mean nothing to him. They're just words on a teleprompter..
"Overcome momentarily by my 'Trans Joy'..
The descriptions of what happened at the White House Pride Celebration vary, based on how dedicated the reporter is to the LGBTQIA+ agenda, or as Biden calls it, "LTGTL.. uh.. LGayTran.. LTGBT community.. You know - the thing!".
NBC reported that "a trans activist bared their chest for a photo". Other outlets had similar descriptions, making it sound as if some rogue Trans activist crashed the party and spoiled the event by posing for "a topless photo". That's NOT what happened. That "Trans activist" was an invited, vetted and honored guest, and he/they/them didn't 'pose for picture'.
He/she/they bared their store-bought boobs, grabbing them seductively, flaunting them on video in full sight of whoever was there or who might see the video and pictures online. And there were children on the lawn when 'they' put on their little show. In their "apology" they said they were "overcome momentarily by my trans joy" - but the fact that Conservatives were weaponizing the incident was worse and more dangerous (than exposing herself to children). And a new term was born - trans joy.
Which is the White House response to any criticism of transvestitism or any other event that their sexual agenda encounters. They attack anyone who questions drag queens reading or performing at schools or libraries, or biological males competing in girls' sports. A reporter asked Karin Jean-Pierre about the risk of young girls competing with biological males in contact sports due to the biological fact that they are bigger, heavier, and stronger. Jean-Pierre turned the question into an attack on the reporter, pretending it had been some kind of transphobic statement.
As you can see from this picture at a wet t-shirt contest we went to in 1981, I have no problem with nudity, or even flaunting your sexuality. My problem with what happened on the White House Lawn, is that it happened on the White House Lawn. I don't care if you're a man, a woman, or a woman who used to be a man, that was a finger in the face of America.
And that's the issue I have with the whole LGBTQIA+ 'movement'. It's not enough that we tolerate - we are required to celebrate. It's not enough to simply be who they are, those who join the movement and for whom their sexuality is the focus of their existence have a sad need for attention and acceptance. And sadly, I doubt even waggling their breasts on the White House Lawn filled that void in them.
Especially when 'they' were banned from attending any more events at the White House. That had to sting, after being called "the bravest people in America" by Joe Biden. Perhaps Ol' Uncle Joe has forgotten what bravery is, or maybe he was just pandering. Words like bravery and honor mean nothing to him. They're just words on a teleprompter..