Trans Movement Comes After Down Syndrome
by Austin Ruse, Crisis Magazine:
Time and again we learn that the sexual revolution and the homosexual/trans agenda poison everything they touch.
How to think and write about a man’s work that is in some cases wonderful and in others quite awful? Meet the work of Daniel Vais, an Israeli choreographer working in the United Kingdom who has given those with intellectual disabilities a chance to dance and perform.
He brings those with Down syndrome out of themselves and out of societal shadows. He gives them skills and the stage. His work with them is a beautiful thing to watch in a short documentary from 12 years ago called Love Spotters. It shows these people learning to express themselves using their bodies. Their modern dance is not my cup of tea, but it is beautiful to watch.
In Love Spotters, Vais makes it clear he knows and loves his dancers.
[…] Fast forward a few years later, and you see his troupe has become infected with the trans madness. They are now something called Drag Syndrome, and you see these beautiful people doing female blackface; prancing, and posing in drag shows—“bitch” this and “bitch” that—like every clichéd drag performer. And this is the awful part.
We are well aware of how autistic people, especially young autistic girls, are suspectable to the allurement of all things trans. Eight years ago, I covered the case of a left-wing professor in Michigan who raised the alarm that the trans-ghouls were taking advantage of her autistic daughter, chopping off her breasts and convincing her she could “grow a penis.” There have been hundreds, perhaps thousands of such autistic victims of the trans-industrial-complex since then.
Drag queens are largely perverted men parading their private parts and deeply disordered sexual predilections, often in front of children. The question bears repeating; why do these adult men desire to cavort sexually in front of kids? They get a sexual thrill, to be sure, and they get to groom future victims, all to the applause of open-minded suburban moms. And so, what has happened to this beautiful group is unspeakably sad.
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