For those curious, here's a video of the "Wi Spa Incident" in question, so that people can get the gist of it:
https://streamable.com/tu8n2t

Because of authoritarian control over the internet being what it is today, and trans-retards being the coddled perpetual victims of society, it's likely that the video will slowly but surely disappear, so of course it will become increasingly difficult to find.

That Wikipedia article goes to great lengths to essentially act like a propaganda piece written by fanatic activists. It inserts opinions everywhere, pretends that activism-driven journalist opinion/commentary are somehow relevant and representative of reality, interprets everything it can in bad faith, and promulgates the usual victim narrative that seems to be concomitant to the virtue-goofs.
I don't think it could be more finely curated and cherry-picked if it tried.
It even links to a "See also" of "Trans Rights" at the end.
Sorry, but changing biological reality and attempting to force everyone to play along with your delusions is not a right.

  The trans movement's entire belief system is founded on sophistry, anecdotes, opinions, and stupidity. A man cannot be a woman no matter how much he wishes that to be the case. That shouldn't be some inflammatory thing to say either.
There is only man and woman. People born with genetic abnormalities that don't fit XX or XY are not representative of the whole. A genetic anomaly is a genetic anomaly — nothing more. It's not a sign of some magical existence.
These people need help. There's far too many of them being taken advantage of by rapacious Doctors and Pharmaceutical companies who are exploiting their mental problems for financial gain.

For those curious, here's a video of the "Wi Spa Incident" in question, so that people can get the gist of it:
https://streamable.com/53u6z8

Because of authoritarian control over the internet being what it is today, and trans-retards being the coddled perpetual victims of society, it's likely that the video will slowly but surely disappear, so of course it will become increasingly difficult to find.

That Wikipedia article goes to great lengths to essentially act like a propaganda piece written by fanatic activists. It inserts opinions everywhere, pretends that activism-driven journalist opinion/commentary are somehow relevant and representative of reality, interprets everything it can in bad faith, and promulgates the usual victim narrative that seems to be concomitant to the virtue-goofs.
I don't think it could be more finely curated and cherry-picked if it tried.
It even links to a "See also" of "Trans Rights" at the end.
Sorry, but changing biological reality and attempting to force everyone to play along with your delusions is not a right.

  The trans movement's entire belief system is founded on sophistry, anecdotes, opinions, and stupidity. A man cannot be a woman no matter how much he wishes that to be the case. That shouldn't be some inflammatory thing to say either.
There is only man and woman. People born with genetic abnormalities that don't fit XX or XY are not representative of the whole. A genetic anomaly is a genetic anomaly — nothing more. It's not a sign of some magical existence.
These people need help. There's far too many of them being taken advantage of by rapacious Doctors and Pharmaceutical companies who are exploiting their mental problems for financial gain.