Video Shows ‘Transgender Mafia’ Assault Conservative, Douse Him With Hot Coffee, and Spit on Him During Trans Event; Violent Transgender Activists Allegedly Assault Dad

By The Blaze. BlazeTV personality Alex Stein was assaulted at a Transgender Day of Visibility event in New York City on Friday. The New York Police Department failed to take action against those who assailed, spit on, and doused hot coffee on Stein.

Stein was assaulted for daring to present a different viewpoint at a Transgender Day of Visibility event in Union Square. The firebrand media personality chanted to the crowd, “It’s okay to be gay, don’t cut your penis off today!”

Speaking of children transitioning, Stein told the transgender supporters, “Children cannot consent! You guys are all sick!”

Seconds later, Stein was assaulted by the mob and his phone was knocked out of his hands. Stein is shoved and someone in the crowd stole his hat from his head. A man tried to wrap his arms around Stein to bring him down. Another person wearing a “Protect Trans Kids” sucker-punches Alex in the head. A woman shoves Stein from behind.

The progressive crowd not only assaulted Stein, but also doused him with water and hot coffee. The viral video also shows an LGBTQ supporter spit on Stein.

My wife’s boyfriend and I had a great time at the Child Trans Rally in NYC

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— Alex Stein #99 (@alexstein99) April 1, 2023

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Video: Violent Transgender Activists Allegedly Assault Dad

By The Blaze. The Vancouver Police Department is investigating after activist Chris Elston, also known as “Billboard Chris,” says he was assaulted Friday at a trans-rights rally.

“The most violent group in the western world are transgender activists,” Elston tweeted Saturday.

“Here I am getting assaulted in the presence of dozens of police who do nothing,” Elston said.

“We have launched an investigation into an incident that occurred at yesterday’s trans-rights rally at Grandview Park. We support everyone’s right to peacefully assemble and protest, but we will also hold people accountable for acts of violence and criminal behaviour,” the Vancouver Police Department said Saturday afternoon in a tweet that is closed for comment.