Article 8-26-19: "Even pro-LGBTQ think Jessica Yaniv is going too far" - Rebel Media's latest video sends Menzies out with Yaniv's swimsuit pic. News!

[Miss Misery]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d5Paf-tB8g

"David Menzies of TheRebel.media reports: Vancouver is home to some of the most left-wing voter blocs in the country, but even progressives can see through Jessica Yaniv's thinly-veiled abuse of Canadian Human Rights laws."

Note: I have a local archive but I'm not going to upload this silliness and waste space unless it gets taken down.

 

[Looney Troons]

fat troon does things that normal people might find vexatious. Hard hitting reporting there, Rebel

 

[Good old Jill]

fat troon does things that normal people might find vexatious. Hard hitting reporting there, Rebel

The starting point on this stuff (particularly in Canada apparently) is so far below zero that sadly this kind of basic shit really does need pointing out, just to get back to an even keel. I reckon the more randos going on record saying this is all mental the better.

 

[Mr. Manchester]

How long has Yaniv been up to his bullshit? Its been out there for months and finally just now they're saying, "maybe we shouldn't support this..."

Good job you fucking idiots, in sure you've learned nothing.

 

[SourDiesel]

How long has Yaniv been up to his bullshit? Its been out there for months and finally just now they're saying, "maybe we shouldn't support this..."

Good job you fucking idiots, in sure you've learned nothing.

To be fair I'm sure tons of people in Vancouver who already knew about this case have been discussing it amongst themselves this whole time. What do you mean by "just now saying"? Like, rebel media only "just now" asked them so idk what you want from people tbh.

It's the human rights tribunal and the government that's caused this to be a thing. It's not like the average Joe on the street can even stop it even if they have "learned something". All anyone can do is vote and hope or maybe call their MPP or something.

At the end of the day it's a small number of very loud activists and lobbyists with an inexplicable amount of power that caused these laws to be put in place and these aren't nearly the only shitty laws on the books that average voters didnt agree to. The average voter really doesn't have a lot of power in these situations. That's why a lot of people lose faith in government or feel like voting doesn't matter. Because a lot of the time, it doesn't.

I mean, what would you do if you lived in BC?

 

[Cheesecake Coochie]

I wonder what if will take for those that currently still do support him. Everyone else can see the troon fraud for what he is. Is there an IQ limit somewhere idk about?

 

[heathercho]

To be fair I'm sure tons of people in Vancouver who already knew about this case have been discussing it amongst themselves this whole time. What do you mean by "just now saying"? Like, rebel media only "just now" asked them so idk what you want from people tbh.

It's the human rights tribunal and the government that's caused this to be a thing. It's not like the average Joe on the street can even stop it even if they have "learned something". All anyone can do is vote and hope or maybe call their MPP or something.

At the end of the day it's a small number of very loud activists and lobbyists with an inexplicable amount of power that caused these laws to be put in place and these aren't nearly the only shitty laws on the books that average voters didnt agree to. The average voter really doesn't have a lot of power in these situations. That's why a lot of people lose faith in government or feel like voting doesn't matter. Because a lot of the time, it doesn't.

I mean, what would you do if you lived in BC?

Only now saying that troons have gone too far.

They've been going too far for ages, is what OP means.... I assume.

 

[Marvin]

To be fair I'm sure tons of people in Vancouver who already knew about this case have been discussing it amongst themselves this whole time. What do you mean by "just now saying"? Like, rebel media only "just now" asked them so idk what you want from people tbh.

It's the human rights tribunal and the government that's caused this to be a thing. It's not like the average Joe on the street can even stop it even if they have "learned something". All anyone can do is vote and hope or maybe call their MPP or something.

At the end of the day it's a small number of very loud activists and lobbyists with an inexplicable amount of power that caused these laws to be put in place and these aren't nearly the only shitty laws on the books that average voters didnt agree to. The average voter really doesn't have a lot of power in these situations. That's why a lot of people lose faith in government or feel like voting doesn't matter. Because a lot of the time, it doesn't.

I mean, what would you do if you lived in BC?

What would I do? Burn city hall down. You're not helpless against your government. If you are, you're a moron or a child or living in a dystopian hellhole. Canada is certainly not the last, it's not like they ID you when you buy gasoline.

There's a difference between a government that the stupid masses support (dangerous to overthrow) and a government that no one supports but stomps over your rights anyway (trivial to overthrow and you're a coward for not taking action) . The latter is only enabled by apathy which is absolutely a moral failing.

Canada will not regain the world's respect until someone dresses up like an Indian and beats the piss out of Yaniv with a whiffle bat.

 

[SourDiesel]

Only now saying that troons have gone too far.

They've been going too far for ages, is what OP means.... I assume.

Yeah I get that, I just don't know what anyone means by "just now saying" is all. It's kind of unfair to claim random everyday people are only now seeing this because we have no idea what any given rando thought three months ago and also there's a good chance they had no idea there was even an issue until Yaniv came along.

I don't know where anyone on this board lives, but it's pretty likely that wherever anyone is, if they have a government and laws, there's probably more than one shitty law on the books that the average person has no idea exists until they run afoul of it. They don't do referendums for every new law. Most laws just get passed without the average persons knowledge and if the government in power says anything at all about the shitty, unpopular law they're about to pass, it's some kind of propaganda that intentionally obfuscates the truth.

It's not fair imo to hold the average citizen accountable for shitty laws they had no power over in the first place. As far as troons go, their history of truth obfuscating propaganda is vast and realistically, most people are too busy trying to survive in a capitalist society to keep 100% up to date on every stupid lobby group's cause du jour. People have jobs and family demands and their vote is realistically the only power they have.

@Marvin You would burn down city hall? Really? What would that achieve? I mean realistically? It's a fun thought but you would just get arrested and they would brand you a terrorist and nothing would change. You would lose everything you've built for yourself. Most people don't want to be a martyr like that, especially considering it would be pointless since nothing would change except your personal criminal record. I'm trying to be realistic here.

For real though, I know it's fun to rag on Canada but there is some absolute legal fuckshit that goes on in the states too. Why is Jussie Smollett running free and no one has bombed Chicago city hall yet? America will only earn the world's respect when... You see what I'm trying to say?

 

[Velvet Glove Iron Fist]

Troons are by definition mentally ill, so discussing the point at which they "went too far" is interesting but kind of irrelevant. It's the politicians/activists/enablers/do-gooders that have really "gone too far" in indulging any of this bullshit in the first place. Every society gets the Yaniv it deserves.

 

[Marvin]

Why is Jussie Smollett running free and no one has bombed Chicago city hall yet?

Positive rights vs negative rights. No one suffered from what Jussie did. Jussie Smollett perpetuated a fraud, not an injustice.

Jonathan Yaniv is harming poor brown people.

Also fuck tha police, beat the fuck out of Yaniv with a wiffle bat. Because it'll be funny.

 

[Pontiff Sulyvahn]

What if Yaniv is the catalyst that lights a fire underneath Canada’s ass to end all this bullshit? Doubtful, but one can dream.

 

[Mungo Bean]

Jessica Yaniv is the spokesperson for trans persons that canada needs at this moment. She is a scion that sheds light on the plight of all the trans people's plight!
Instead of ridicule we should support her. We should make her the poster child of trans rights in Canada! Yaniv should be celebrated as the average trannie in Canada!

 

[HG 400]

I mean, what would you do if you lived in BC?

What would I do? Burn city hall down.

Bro you live in Baltimore, if you were the type to inshallah over a bad government you'd have done it already.

 

[indianshedevil]

Looks like there are people who are LGBTQ+ and/or pro-LGBTQ+ that are going against Yaniv.

 

[GentlemanFaggot]

This kind of thing isn't that uncommon for Vancouver. It does have a population that is very supportive of LGBTQ rights, but when you talk to people individually they have no patience for Yaniv-types (Outside of Government Workers, Tribunal Parasites, or Arts Students). The stereotypical hipster that the interviewer starts with is a pretty typical example.

 

[RodgerDodger]

Yeah I get that, I just don't know what anyone means by "just now saying" is all. It's kind of unfair to claim random everyday people are only now seeing this because we have no idea what any given rando thought three months ago and also there's a good chance they had no idea there was even an issue until Yaniv came along.

I don't know where anyone on this board lives, but it's pretty likely that wherever anyone is, if they have a government and laws, there's probably more than one shitty law on the books that the average person has no idea exists until they run afoul of it. They don't do referendums for every new law. Most laws just get passed without the average persons knowledge and if the government in power says anything at all about the shitty, unpopular law they're about to pass, it's some kind of propaganda that intentionally obfuscates the truth.

It's not fair imo to hold the average citizen accountable for shitty laws they had no power over in the first place. As far as troons go, their history of truth obfuscating propaganda is vast and realistically, most people are too busy trying to survive in a capitalist society to keep 100% up to date on every stupid lobby group's cause du jour. People have jobs and family demands and their vote is realistically the only power they have.

@Marvin You would burn down city hall? Really? What would that achieve? I mean realistically? It's a fun thought but you would just get arrested and they would brand you a terrorist and nothing would change. You would lose everything you've built for yourself. Most people don't want to be a martyr like that, especially considering it would be pointless since nothing would change except your personal criminal record. I'm trying to be realistic here.

For real though, I know it's fun to rag on Canada but there is some absolute legal fuckshit that goes on in the states too. Why is Jussie Smollett running free and no one has bombed Chicago city hall yet? America will only earn the world's respect when... You see what I'm trying to say?

I think it’s better to assume that “everybody” the normies, have long seen the absolute insanity and depravity of the Trans Mafia. They’ve just been cowed and shamed into staying shut up for fear of government action and destruction of their lives. Yaniv and the horrific lunacy and criminal abuse gives them the cover they need to finally speak their minds. Everyone knows this is wrong. But everyone’s been afraid to say this for fear of the repercussions from the authoritarian tyranny of the ideological minority. This is sadly a common human trait.

 

[Koby_Fish]

Yeah I get that, I just don't know what anyone means by "just now saying" is all. It's kind of unfair to claim random everyday people are only now seeing this because we have no idea what any given rando thought three months ago and also there's a good chance they had no idea there was even an issue until Yaniv came along.

I don't know where anyone on this board lives, but it's pretty likely that wherever anyone is, if they have a government and laws, there's probably more than one shitty law on the books that the average person has no idea exists until they run afoul of it. They don't do referendums for every new law. Most laws just get passed without the average persons knowledge and if the government in power says anything at all about the shitty, unpopular law they're about to pass, it's some kind of propaganda that intentionally obfuscates the truth.

It's not fair imo to hold the average citizen accountable for shitty laws they had no power over in the first place. As far as troons go, their history of truth obfuscating propaganda is vast and realistically, most people are too busy trying to survive in a capitalist society to keep 100% up to date on every stupid lobby group's cause du jour. People have jobs and family demands and their vote is realistically the only power they have.

@Marvin You would burn down city hall? Really? What would that achieve? I mean realistically? It's a fun thought but you would just get arrested and they would brand you a terrorist and nothing would change. You would lose everything you've built for yourself. Most people don't want to be a martyr like that, especially considering it would be pointless since nothing would change except your personal criminal record. I'm trying to be realistic here.

For real though, I know it's fun to rag on Canada but there is some absolute legal fuckshit that goes on in the states too. Why is Jussie Smollett running free and no one has bombed Chicago city hall yet? America will only earn the world's respect when... You see what I'm trying to say?

The problem being, most voters are not aware of bullshit like this because the Mainstream Media won't report on it. Sure, the CBC and the papers might do a story about "JY" who is a "transgender woman" who "some people refused to wax the genitals", but they won't go deep. When the publication ban was dropped, one or two of the newspapers did say that some of the estheticians got an expert to tell the HRT that waxing men's genitalia is way different than waxing women's, to the point of where they could actually do damage if they used the same method and wax on men as on women. A Newspaper said that, but not the TV news (not CTV, not CityTV, not CBC), and I guess some people will watch TV news but not read the paper. But, by and large, neither TV nor Newspapers report on things like JY's courting of underage girls and such.

BC is so very, very progressive, having attracted a ton of hippies in the 60s and 70s, including a shit ton of Democrat-leaning or outright commie Vietnam Draft Dodgers, leading to an infestation of a huge NDP (and eventually Green) voter base. It's starting to be the San Fransisco of the North up in Vancouver, there. People mindlessly vote progressive politicians in because heaven forbid a Conservative get in because they're rayciss and sexist and homophobe or whatever, and due to Justin's father Pierre giving BC the one-finger salute up in Salmon Arm years ago plus the disastrous National Energy Policy, nobody's that fond of Liberals either aside a few die-hard strongholds like patches in North Van and Metro Vancouver. There used to be Liberals in Victoria (like former MP David Anderson), but they were wiped out by the combined efforts of the Reform/Alliance and the NDP back in the 90s - the MINUTE the Reform/Alliance was absorbed back into the Conservative party, those ridings went NDP - except Saanich-Gulf Islands, a traditional NDP stronghold, which went Green. However there is also a large contingent of people who won't vote "because it won't make a difference" because they are cynical as hell, and it takes something like this to wake their asses up. It might even wake up some Progressives that reflexively vote more left-wing but don't realize the effects of the policies made by such parties in power. I kid you not, some people here are so stupid that they'll vote NDP because "NDP is pro-union/labor" even though the NDP is now a bastion of social justice that couldn't give a flying fuck about the Worker anymore in favor of Identity Politics. I think some of that waking up happened last Provincial election, when the NDP outright forbade straight white men from running for the nomination, which pissed a ton of people off and caused at least one riding to go Green (the other reason was the work Sonia Furstenau, the Green winner, did to protest a toxic soil dump near Shawnigan Lake).

BC also has a habit of just using the "protest vote", which is how the Reform/Alliance even got seats here in the first place.

Now I agree it's kinda unfair to hold witless voting wonders responsible for the crazy laws put in by the people they voted for, BUT, if they are presented with said shitty laws and the connection to the party they support, THEN you can make them own it. Hopefully if they're horrified to the point of "my god what have I done" you can at least get the person to STOP VOTING altogether if not switch to a more sane party because all the other parties are unacceptable. And trust me, Greens are not even sane enough to not pull bullshit like the NDP when it comes to IngSoc Justice.

 

[Ashenthorn]

I think it’s better to assume that “everybody” the normies, have long seen the absolute insanity and depravity of the Trans Mafia. They’ve just been cowed and shamed into staying shut up for fear of government action and destruction of their lives. Yaniv and the horrific lunacy and criminal abuse gives them the cover they need to finally speak their minds. Everyone knows this is wrong. But everyone’s been afraid to say this for fear of the repercussions from the authoritarian tyranny of the ideological minority. This is sadly a common human trait.

Indeed. We saw a microcosm of this in action on the twatters during/after the publication ban ended - people saw the account suspensions during the ban, and walked on eggshells when expressing their views. Now? Jonny's ratios show how people really think, and they dgaf about his pronouns anymore.

 

[Norman B. Normal]

So, we have:

• Man who hasn't heard of Yaniv, thinks his gender identity should be respected but ought not to force women to wax his balls.
• Woman who apparently hasn't heard of Yaniv, thinks the whole thing sounds a bit ridiculous, is basically on board with the general idea that people should be able to get waxed if they want.
• Man who may or may not have heard of Yaniv and mainly just complains about liberals.
• Woman who doesn't seem to understand what's going on at all.
• Man who hasn't heard of Yaniv, supports LBTQetc. but thinks Yaniv is making them look bad.

Boy, that is some quality goddamn journalism there, Rebel Media. Thanks for this incisive look into the hearts and minds of average Vancouverites. Menzoid's expense account and upload quota are clearly being put to good use.