Advice to Right Wing Fearmongers

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So, the cancer that is the American right wing has infected Canada. An “institute” has begun a misinformation campaign that claims that kids can catch transsexualism from books. According to this “institute,” if kids learn about “intersexed” and two-spirited Native people, it will trigger a psychological break that will inexorably lead to them turning into transsexuals – possibly on the spot. Here’s their television ad:

So, here’s my advice:

  • IF you’re going to lie to scare parents into agreeing with your absurd ideas;
  • IF you’re going to create a fake “institute” to give your lies gravitas;
  • IF you’re going to marginalize real trans kids by making them a subject of distain on television;
  • THEN, you probably want to use privacy settings in your public WHOIS information:

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Because spreading lies like this can have real-world consequences.

And yes, I’ve already called. This is McVety’s real info. You can email, call and/or fax him if you like. 

How stupid does one have to be to do something like this when you’re running a hate campaign? How about creationist stupid? Yup, McVety is a creationist who thinks Evolution = Nazism.

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Apparently this “institute” is McVety’s office at the college he works for. I wonder if this college knows that it is part of a political campaign and that McVety has set up his own “institute” on their campus. Also, I wonder if this college receives any public funding and if this would be problematic for the college if regulators were to discover that public funds were being used in a right-wing misinformation campaign?

Oh, and by the way. I wonder if McVety even knows about the Canadian teen who was just bashed for being trans while his anti-trans misinformation campaign was in full swing? I wonder is McVety even considered how putting anti-trans lies out into the public plays out in real life?

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2 Comments

  1. Noktelfa /

    Listening to that was like a breath of stale air. Nothing but lies and misdirection. And what's with throwing in the "two-spirit" reference? I know indigenous peoples aren't considered full-blown humans in Canada, but isn't that just a little over-the-top? Or is it alright as long as they're TGLB people?

    Also, I wonder if the people who made that commercial had rights to use that background music.

    • Christina Johnson /

      "I wonder if the people who made that commercial had rights to use that background music. "

      I posted on BarlowGirl's facebook page concerning this. I noticed it, too.

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