Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes says it was not clear if Abundant Life Church School shooter Natalie 'Samantha' Rupnow was transgender and that it does not matter. Barnes slammed speculation over Rupnow's gender on social media after he was asked about it. 'I don’t know whether Natalie was transgender or not. And quite frankly, I don’t think that’s important at all,' he said. 'I don’t think whatever happened today has anything to do with how she or he or they may want to identify.'
Once, hearing of a school shooter or other spree killer being a female, you said to yourself 'How unusual!'. And now, you say 'Is she? Is she really?'.
But not Chief Barnes, oh dear me no, despite the fact all there is for him to do now is look for a motive:
Wide eyed and clueless...
As usual, the Internet is all over the killer's social media before the diversity hire police farce have got theirselves into their squad cars and radioed the PR departmnent for something bland and comforting to say to the MSM...
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Anyone who calls for the death of all males (or females for that matter) must be 'sexist'. But somehow that label doesn't carry the same weight as 'racist' (in the USA especially) or 'TERF' or any of the other contemporary enthusiasms to support the 'oppressed minorities' - whether they exist or not. They are all just witch hunts, only 'the witches' are hunting the normies - an inversion of historical events.
I really wish that women who bang on about The Patriarchy and think that they could do without men could set up an experimental all female nation where there are no men to do all the tough and icky jobs.
As for this girl actually being male, well I think that this is pretty easy to prove unless you are being deliberately obtuse about it.
Seems as if the 'opression' isn't travelling in the expected direction anymore. And hasn't for a long while.
As someone who had to take a jar of pickles into the office on Friday to get one of the tech guys to open it for me (no, those useless gadgets don't work, I've tried them all), I hear ya!
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