Land Of Mandatory Make-Believe
Canada, I mean.
Following this eye-widening farce, in which a mentally ill woman claimed to be crushed and psychologically violated by a haircut booking form, I bring you a vision of things to come:
And thus a pretext for legislative punishment and financial ruin.
Because you must defer to the claims of people whose perceptions are wildly unreliable, at least regarding themselves. And because you mustn’t notice the overlap of cross-dressing and unsavoury phenomena, as Mr Neufeld did. Lest it bruise the egos of the Officially Downtrodden, who must be spared any whisper of contradiction or exposure to statistics.
“A person does not need to believe in Christianity to accept that another person is Christian. However, to accept that a person is transgender, one must accept that their gender identity is different than their sex assigned at birth.”
And so we arrive at compulsory question-begging. No other possibilities being permissible, it seems.
Oh, and gloating, vaguely threatening cross-dressing men:
Threaten me all you like. I still won’t pretend to believe in gender identities. https://t.co/xkPFJZTGWL
— Mia Hughes (@_CryMiaRiver) February 21, 2026
Mr Oger, quoted above, spends his time campaigning to financially cripple women’s rape shelters, on grounds that said shelters don’t also cater to cross-dressing men, i.e., men much like himself. A preoccupation that possibly tells us quite a bit about the kind of man he is.
Presumably, absurd and sweeping rulings of the kind seen above will inhibit questioning of the motives in play, and will deter people from acknowledging distinctions between autogynephiles, transvestites, opportunists, and people with sexual dysmorphia, and deter them from considering the possible causes of that dysmorphia, including, quite often, childhood sexual abuse.
Which is to say, it will stupefy. It will make dishonesty mandatory. Because you mustn’t be allowed to determine for yourself what it is you’re looking at.
It will also give enormous leverage to spiteful bedlamites.
Which doesn’t strike me as an entirely utopian scenario.
Oh, that’s hilarious. “You rainbow alphabet people jinxed it for us!”
I’m betting no Canadian citizen applied for refugee status in Tennessee last year. Yet here in my city of London, Ontario I know personally of one family of American citizens (husband, wife and five children) who arrived at the Canadian border in March of last year and requested refugee status.
Before they were even here for four hours they had used our health care system twice for free. They regularly make use of the local food bank and last month they were begging for food on the NextDoor App. Their kids are also attending school at no cost and the parents multiple prescriptions are free. Oh, and the father is allowed to work while the refugee claim is being investigated.
Maybe we Canadians should be the ones building a wall.
Try this one: someone who claims to see the future, and so we have to do what they say because they’re always right.