And there are ramifications for hate speech

There is no such thing, Asshole.

That's where I stopped listening to the aggressive man who wears his virtual reality headset as a woman's wig while putting on woman's clothes and women's makeup. Truth is, they probably all are wearing makeup for television. Nothing against makeup. All this on a show we would avoid hosted by another such, a television psychiatrist always the most serious of a cluster of knuckleheads. The incident interesting only for its aggression.

This incident is of Ben Shapiro engaging a trans man person who tells Ben he might be going home in an ambulance. So I read some dozen times today but still haven't actually seen. The video is here. I don't care to post it.

The guy dressed as a woman is filled with what we would call testosterone, that chemical bit that makes you want to wring somebody's neck with your own hands for being so obstinate in disagreeing. I guess it would be funny. The guy in a dress and wig knocking the hell out of a journalist who refuses his aggressive assertions and insists he's the hater, the hater deciding on hate crimes.

We saw this quite clearly way back at the beginning when the term hate crime first appeared applied to this arena in the case of Matthew Shepard and the James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, the Matthew Shepard Act. The problem, enter the ever-shifting definition of "hate" and who defines it, the most fierce of activist will use it to close down speech and nothing is achieved in prevention of any so-called hate crimes. And Shepard was only perceived as a hate crime because we all knew he was gay so that must have been the reason, but the real reason was otherwise, simple evil. And now right off, skipping past the t.v. doctor to the Trans/Shaprio interaction part, right off, the very first thing makes the rest unwatchable, "That's okay, he can be whatever he wants to be" That is, Shapiro can be a hater if he wants.

"Yeah, isn't that what this is about?" Declarative-interrogative, the mode of the made for t.v. psychiatrist.

Trans, "And there are ramifications for hate speech." *click*

The ambulance part comes after this, I think. You are predictable as children. Predictable as fierce children who all successfully avoided the required reading of dystopian novels in their public educations. I know two such who admitted conversationally as admitting something shamefully clever to having managed graduating High School while evading reading a book. Not one. Years elapsed and still no book.  Decades. A sense of book-inadequacy set in. One educated in Wyoming the other in Massachusetts. The idea of sitting down and reading a book is ridiculous to both. Finally (on my urging) they tried and were hooked on Vampire Lestat and Harry Potter respectively and being fierce devoured the entire oeuvres. That's the last I heard. Except one reads online, Move On.

No. You do not get to decide first that there is hate speech and second what it is day to day from the point of view of your virtual reality, man wearing a wig and a dress. Shut up and go marry something. And you can tell this to your 65 year old xy male ex-athelete friend  living with a cluster of dragon bitches all similarly falsified. Enjoy your virtual reality. I'll choose not to be dragged onto your holodeck, homosexual person wearing a dress and filled with manly rage who is projecting his own hatred onto everyone resisting his unique trip. Some reason, Ben Shapiro, probably journalism, maybe macabre interest, still reading your postcards from the edge and having your threats. No thank you.