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LGBT Activist Who Demands the ‘Right’ to Genital Wax is Planning a Topless Swimming Session for Underage Kids

Parents and guardians are not allowed at the proposed event.

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Jessica Yaniv, a Canadian LGBT activist who was recently in the news after claiming discrimination when a female refused to wax “her” penis and testicles, plans to host a topless swimming session featuring children as young as 12.

Yaniv filled out a form for the Township of Langley (TOL) in which she requested “permission for LGBTQ2S+ organizations to be allowed to host an ‘all-bodies swim’ at TOL civic pools.” The event, proposed for today in the filing, would be limited “for people aged 12+ where these events will be restricted to LGBTQ2S and individuals will be permitted to be topless.”

Additionally, Yaniv notes that children would be left alone at the mercy of potential predators at the event. Yaniv says that “parents and caretakers will be prohibited from attending these events as it’s considered safe and inclusive.”

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The entire request can be seen here:

It has also been alleged that Yaniv asks bizarre and perverted questions regarding 10-year-old children and tampons on web forums while targeting children on social media with lewd messages:

A Human Rights Tribunal in British Columbia heard a complaint from Yaniv last week where the trans woman claimed her rights were violated because a salon operator refused to wax Yaniv’s genitals. Yaniv claimed that the woman’s common decency sets a “dangerous” precedent and compared the female immigrant salon owner to a neo-Nazi.

Marcia Da Silva, the owner of the salon, did not feel like she was comfortable or equipped to handle Yaniv’s request. Jay Cameron, Da Silva’s lawyer and a representative from the Alberta-based Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, believes that ruling against his client sets a precedent of allowing “intimate services” to be ordered against someone’s will.

“You cannot choose who your clientele is going to be,” Yaniv said.

Yaniv has filed more than a dozen complaints with the tribunal, as this LGBT activist continues to push the envelope toward more legal privileges and entitlements because of “her” self-imposed victim status.

The depraved behavior of this LGBT activist is far from an isolated incident or limited to Canada, as predators groom innocent children at “Drag Queen Story Hour” events throughout the United States while children are objectified and sexualized at glorified strip shows. The way their agenda is progressing, this depraved movement will be adding a “P” to their ever-increasing acronym in the near future.

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SICK: University of Rhode Island Professor Erik Loomis Believes There’s “Nothing Wrong” With Murder of Aaron Danielson

Why is he still teaching?

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A University of Rhode Island professor argued that there is “nothing wrong” with the murder of Portland conservative demonstrator Jay Danielson last month on his personal blog. Danielson, a Patriot Prayer demonstator, was murdered by “100% ANTIFA” militant Michael Reinoehl. Reinoehl admitted to the murder shortly before being killed by US Marshals, who sought to apprehend the homicide suspect when he wielded an assault rifle.

Loomis,who identifies himself as a historian on Twitter, rebutted an argument citing that Reinoehl admitted to murdering Danielson. On a blog comment, he wrote, “he killed a fascist. I see nothing wrong with it, at least from a moral perspective.”

He went on to elaborate in his defense of the murder in a later blog comment.

“Yes, sometimes violence is necessary, say to avoid greater physical harm, i.e. self-defense, or to defeat a literal army of fascists who are trying to kill people. But, ideologically, I think the idea that violence is good if it’s against our political enemies is a core part of fascism, and so the ideological opposition to that idea should be its opposite – that violence as a general rule is bad, unless the specific context of that situation requires a violent response.”

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Reinoehl laid in wait in a Portland parking lot to ambush and murder Aaron Danielson during a Patriot Prayer caravan through the city, chambering a handgun before he even approached Danielson. He was charged with second-degree murder in the killing, although his death at the hands of law enforcement serving his arrest warrant ensures he won’t face a trial for his actions.

Loomis has gone on to accost anyone who challenges his endorsement of the murder as a “fascist.”

Sick, violent leftist.

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