The single most insane ruling thus far in the gender insanity came out of the BC Human Rights Commission yesterday

The tribunal ruled that saying you do not believe in gender identities amounts to the "existential denial" of trans people and is therefore discrimination

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Videos | Comments | February 19, 2026

The school board trustee, Barry Neufeld, must now pay a $750,000 penalty for his lack of belief in gender souls.

This quote from the ruling is particularly astonishing:

“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.”

At least they're being completely honest about what trans rights really means now, but seriously: what absolute incoherent activist gibberish!

Some people adopt the label transgender for a wide variety of reasons that are currently oversimplified into the activist-crafted concept of “gender identity.”

The single most insane ruling thus far in the gender insanity came out of the BC Human Rights Commission yesterday.

The tribunal ruled that saying you do not believe in gender identities amounts to the "existential denial" of trans people and is therefore discrimination. The… pic.twitter.com/ZzXeFmH6TH
— Mia Hughes (@_CryMiaRiver)February 19, 2026

That’s not denying the existence of trans people. In fact, it demonstrates a much deeper understanding of people who identify as transgender than blindly accepting the existence of unfalsifiable, pseudoscientific identity claims.

So basically, in BC, you have to believe in mystical invisible gender essences or face financial ruin.

Here’s a video of me saying repeatedly, and very clearly, that I do not believe in gender identities.

And in case I wasn’t clear the first 1,000 times I’ve said it, I’ll say it one more time for the record: I do not believe in gender identities. And I won’t ever pretend that I do.

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