A Day After a Trans Terrorist Kills Christian Children, Katie Hobbs' Spokeswoman Urges "Us" to Kill All the Transphobes
NBC: The Trans Community Is the Real Victim Here

She's now resigned, after inciting fucking mass murder against her political enemies.

Twitchy points out the media did not report this and did not highlight it-- it took conservatives to make Katie Hobbs' spokewoman's demand for some Consequence Culture Mass-Shootings to get her to resign.

Another Affluent White Liberal Female -- an AWFL.

Forget "rightwing young men." The most radicalized, vicious, hate-filled and metal-illness-ravaged group in America is white leftwing women approaching middle age or past it.

Here's Josselyn Berry. Seems white.

CNN and MSNBC somehow didn't see this as a story. It was up to conservative politicians and outlets like the UK's Daily Mail to report on it.

The Arizona Freedom Caucus wrote in response: 'Less than 12 hours after the tragic shooting in Nashville by a deranged transgender activist, Katie Hobbs's Press Secretary calls for shooting people Democrats disagree with.

'Calling for violence like this is un-American & never acceptable. Josselyn Berry should be fired immediately.'

The Caucus is led by Republican Senator Jake Hoffman and is often at odds with Hobbs's policies.

As of Tuesday night, the tweet was still available on Berry's account but she had made her profile private meaning it could only be seen by those already following her.

This sick bitch will be a commentator on MSNBC within a month.

Meanwhile, NBC knows who the Real Victims Here are.

The bodies aren't even back from the morgue yet, and the only real crime here is "backlash" against transgenders.

The murdered 9-year-old children can't be victims -- they're Christians. They're definitionally privileged, in their bodybags.

No, the real victims are the trans extremists inciting people to do murders to protect Drag Queen Shows for Children.

John Sexton:

Reading this headline at NBC News you might be confused about who was shooting whom in Nashville Monday. "Fear pervades Tennessee's trans community amid focus on Nashville shooter's gender identity," the headline reads. The subhead adds, ""We were already fearing for our lives. Now, it's even worse," one transgender advocate in the state said."

Someone in little more than a day the story has gone from a trans woman shooting children to fear of a backlash against the trans community. Indeed one activists is angry that the police revealed the shooter was trans at all.

Aislinn Bailey, the acting president of Tri-Cities Transgender, a trans-led support and advocacy group based in Johnson City, Tennessee, said her initial reaction to news that the suspect was transgender was fear.

"I knew that as soon as anyone mentioned that, it was immediately going to become the center focus instead of what should be the focus, and that's gun violence in this country," Bailey said...

"I think it was unethical and highly suspect that information like that, which they had to have known could cause backlash on the trans community -- releasing information like that without it being verified, that's unconscionable as far as I'm concerned," Bailey said.

She added, "We were already fearing for our lives. Now, it's even worse."

He points out that this "information" is not unverified. Additional information -- the trans terrorist's manifesto -- is actually being suppressed.

Daily Mail is reporting on the motive:

On Tuesday, Dailymail.com exclusively revealed that Hale was at odds with her devout Christian parents because they 'couldn't accept' she was gay and transgender.

Oh dear, did they misgender you? How terrible! What abominable cruelty!

Maybe shooting up a school will make you all better, "Aiden"?

The police who are suppressing the full viciousness of the crime -- by suppressing her manifesto -- have dribbled out the motive:

Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake added the shooter had "some resentment for having to go to that school."

Sexton notes the media has us in a "double bind:" They scream that conservatives are blaming trans extremists for an act of terroristic murder directed at Christian children.

But meanwhile, the media cheers on Karine Jean-Pierre blaming Republicans for the murder:

So which is it? Are you allowed to blame people for these murders or not? The media's answer is, as always: You can blame the right people, meaning Republicans, whites, men, straights, and Christians.

That's not "incitement" -- that's just good old-fashioned Consequence Culture.

Meanwhile, your periodic reminder that the most repulsive, most radicalized, most evil demographic in America are the AWFLs -- affluent white female liberals.

This vile c*nt is celebrating the murder as a show of resistance.

Kyle Shideler @ShidelerK

It was the same way with the jihadists. Al Qaeda would blow something up, and then the Muslim Brotherhood spokesman will come along to tell you why you should not keep doing what you are doing if you want the violence to stop.

Maybe the blessings of "Consequence Culture" need to be shared more equitably -- with people like this.

Out her, doxx her, fire her, evict her from her home, exile her from society.

It's just Consequence Culture, you know! As leftwing terrorists keep telling us, if you say something The Group doesn't like, you shouldn't be immune to the "consequences" of your speech!

Kill All the Transphobes
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