Important prelude:
I am trying to catch up on the people and events from May 5th and it has gotten a little complicated to figure out what has already been published here and what has not.
As it turns out, I have already published this interview with Amy McKay not that long ago. But the article we just wrote is quite different and offers perspective that is more generally applicable. So I will post it again. But if you have already watched the interview, feel free to skip this particular post.
The story can be read at RAIR Foundation
This interview took place during the more public presser of Jeff Evely’s May 5th event as a first effort to try and stop the state from mutilating and sterilizing children under the “Gender Affirming Care’ narrative attack label. It is the classic story of cancelation of anyone who cannot keep up with the revolutionary dialectics.
The example this site loves to use commonly is J. K. Rowling. A famously leftist author who, the moment she deviated from the leftist attack on the West by objecting to the introduction of men into women’s sports, she was not even allowed in to the cast party for the Harry Potter movies that she had written. Her books are beloved. So she is a good example. Of course they do this to high profile people as a message. But they do it to everyone in the most minor positions of authority. Like a high school teacher or a country doctor that dares notice a truth which is contrary to narrative established by consensus.
This is one high school teacher that came to support Jeff’s efforts on the hill that day. And, as it turns out, has found herself in court now to defend her teaching licence due to her failure to hate the right people and values.
Those of you who have not read or listened to the audiobook of 1984 in the last few years really would do well to do so again now. This is precisely the play in Canada and across much of the West, and even the US under Obama and Biden. The technology has changed, and the tactics vary. But the strategy is the same. Like with Islam, the left insists you hate who they tell you to hate, and believe what they tell you is truth. Jacinda Ardern even stated it plainly. But by that time, most are so demoralized already that they ignored it, or contextualized it to make it into something that wouldn’t shake their comfort level.
Amy McKay is facing total cancellation, at least professionally now, because she failed to hate BillBoard Chris, and failed to believe 2+2=5 in terms of gender queer narrative, which they mislabel a ‘theory’. A theory is a hypothesis that has data to support it, Gender queer theory is a Marxist destructive narrative attack on humanity that has an extraordinary amount of data opposing it, but was arrived at by consensus.
The model we use to describe events as they are taking place now across most of the West has predictive value. This goes a long way to affirming its credibility. That doesn’t make it perfect. But it does make it worth understanding.
Habermas, a second generation Frankfurt School thinker came up with the idea of Consensus theory. A leftist think tank comes up with a destructive narrative attack, like Gender Queer theory or anthropogenic Global Warming, and imposes it claiming it was a consensus, in this case meaning a creation by said think tank, and then imposed on the rest of us by using critical theory, “racist-transphobe-bigot” etc against anyone who tries to tell the truth on these issues. Amy’s story is definitely a classic example. But anyone who happens across this post can surely think of many, many more. Both in public life as well as people they likely know in their own orbits.
Older posts and videos from the same May 5th event:
Interview with two detransitioners on their personal stories about the consequences of the drugs and surgeries connected to the Trans-gender dialectic.
Chris Fleury, constitutional Lawyer fights to get men out of women’s prisons
