Not that long ago, right before someone decided there was political and cultural upside, the destructive variety, joking that you were really a lesbian trapped in a man’s body, was bad form. Now it’s defended by members of Congress at a Conference on women’s rights.
McBride was the first “woman” to speak at Hillary Clinton’s conference on ‘Women’s Rights’ in Munich. According to reports, it was titled, “Girls Just Want to Have Fundamental Rights: Fighting the Global Pushback.” Sarah is a man in a dress. In Munich. Munich has a significant Muslim population, as does Germany, where girls can’t go out on the street at night or attend Christmas markets, because Arab males stalk the streets and it’s not safe.
Assault and rape are issues. Reported rapes have doubled in recent years, while it is acknowledged that most rapes are not reported.
Germany is grappling with a severe crisis in sexual violence, as evidenced by the latest Police Crime Statistics (PKS), which reported 13,320 cases of rape and sexual assault in 2024. Over the past five years, these offenses have surged by approximately 50 percent.
If reported rapes of actual women in Germany have doubled over five years, and most sexual assaults are not reported, why the hell is Hillary handing a microphone to Sarah McBride to talk about “gender rights.” She is a member of Congress. If she hasn’t played her cards right yet, she’ll soon be one of the wealthiest white men in a dress in just a few years. And maybe that’s the problem. We need more black men in dresses, in Congress, leveraging their access to accumulate wealth and the opportunity to speak before actual women, in a country where women are not just ignored by the system but likely encouraged not to speak out.
Official data from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) reveal that foreigners, comprising about 15 percent of the population, accounted for 41.8 percent of all crime suspects in 2024, with disproportionate involvement in violent offenses.
Asylum seekers, representing just 2.5 percent of residents, made up 13.1 percent of sexual assault suspects in recent years, while nearly half of gang-rape suspects in 2023 were non-Germans.
I have to commend Hillary on her choice of venue. A place where actual women are having their actual rights suppressed with fear of violence.
