I would hazard a guess that no reasonable person could look on the behaviour of transgender activists in New Zealand who attacked women’s rights campaigner Kelly-Jay Keen and say that it was in any way justified. Ms Keen was subjected to objects being thrown at her, spitting and being physically manhandled by a mob of trans activists. The trans activists don’t even have the dodgy excuse that Ms Keen was aggressing against them because she was not, she was just speaking her views and allowing other women to do the same as per her campaign which is called Let Women Speak.

When I look at the screaming mob of aggressive men, for that is truly what these trans activists are, and their hatred for a woman who only wants to speak and to stand up for the rights of women, I find what little reserves of sympathy I might might have had for transgenders, dissipating into the ether. What happened to Ms Keen and the other women who wanted to speak and to stand up for women was misogyny, naked, violent misogyny. What Ms Keen and countless other women across the world who have stood up to the cult of trans have had to suffer, tells us a lot about the nature of the trans activist movement. What we see from these trans activists is stereotypical aggressive male behaviour. We see intimidation, violence, threats of sexual assault and a desire to control the words and actions of women. The trans movement has turned from a ‘be kind’ one into one which could reasonably be called a form of ‘trans taliban’ due to their misogyny, or maybe it’s a case of the ‘be kind’ stuff just being bullshit.

If you wanted to paint an organisation in a really bad light then the way that the trans activists have behaved does just that. The one good thing to come out of the violent debacle that has occurred in New Zealand is that now the whole world can see exactly what the trans activist movement are like and its bloody horrible. With their violence the trans cult is killing its own cause. Time and time again we’ve seen violent trans activists threaten women and shut down opportunities for women to speak about what concerns them. It’s time to take the gloves of now regarding trans activism and treat it as the violent threat that it now most surely is. Trans activism is a men’s rights movement. As Brendan O’Neill says in his Spiked article on the attacks on Ms Keen: ‘the trans movement has a serious misogyny problem’. This is a problem found in the trans movement not just in New Zealand but across the world.

Below is a short video of just some of the violent mob of trans activists that confronted Kelly Jay Keen. This is not protest, this is violent intimidation.