Topic: Posie Parker

2 chapters across the catalog

Stone discusses the increasing militancy of transgender activists, citing the "Trans Day of Vengeance" and violent protests in Tennessee and Kentucky. He clarifies his libertarian stance on adult behavior but draws a line at the "indoctrination and maiming" of children. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to act as an "army of one" by sharing information across social media platforms like Twitter and Telegram.

Women's rights activist Posie Parker (Kelly J. Keane) was violently mobbed and doused with tomato soup during a speaking event in Auckland, New Zealand. The perpetrator, a trans activist named Eliana Rubashikin, has reportedly fled to the United States to avoid assault charges. The segment criticizes the New Zealand police for failing to protect Parker and highlights the "cry bully" tactics of activists who claim victimhood after committing physical assault.