"Justin Trudeau Of Transgenderism" Appointed To Canadian Senate

99.5% of Canadians are non-transgendered citizens. Critical societal issue, or a woke social construct?

Fanaticism in the political realm is not a novel, or "post-modern" concept. Objectivity informs us that it can apply to "both sides" of the equation. If any element exists as "post-modern,” it can be found in media's interpretation of what constitutes politics of the "left" and the "right.”

In this context, it would do Canadians well do drill-down on the topic of transgenderism in contemporary society. The tides are beginning to turn, with the province of Alberta leading the way:

Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party(UPC) have tabled three bills that will alter how transgender youth are treated in the province.

"Smith first introduced various policies aimed at transgender youth, saying they are designed to 'protect the rights of kids' to make medical decisions as adults."

If media cobwebs were to be swept aside, one fundamental of the trans-debate would have been elucidated years ago. Exasperated are those in support of age restrictions on gender therapy, hormone injections, and sex-change surgery procedures.

Unlike mainstream media, CAP will spell it out: the issue is not one of banning sex-change surgery in Canada. The real concern is the degree to which LGBT "education" promotes transgenderism for youth, particularly as manifest in elementary-level public schooling.

It isn’t a complicated distinction. One has to be amazed at how infrequently-- if at all-- the distinction is made within the annals of media presentation. Why conflate the two issues? As a guess, most Canadians are okay with mature, responsible adults making decisions on what to do with their bodies in terms of sexual identity.

“While the policies have seen support from some Albertans, they also sparked backlash from academics, doctors, legal experts and LGBTQ2S+ advocates.”

One of them is newly appointed Canadian Senator from Alberta, Dr. Kristopher Wells. Hand-picked by PM Justin Trudeau, the "professor" taps into the fanaticism ticket in a big way:

"Trans Legislation Moves Alberta ‘Back 50 Years’: Senator From St. Albert"

“What’s most disconcerting about all of this is that (Premier Danielle Smith is) willing to sacrifice vulnerable young people and their health and their well-being for her political ambitions.”

As if political ambitions are restricted to any type of politician. For nearly a decade, boss-man PM  Justin Trudeau has been "sacrificing" our country for his political ambitions. Liberal immigration policy has resulted in serious social upheaval, recently personified by the Sikh-Hindu community violence regarding establishment of a Khalistani state.

As far as "moving society back 50 years," Cultural Action Party [est. 2016] offer a retort. Go back fifty years, and the human body is what it is today. Travel back 1000 years, and the same is true. 50 years from now, human anatomy will exist as it does at present.

"Progressivism" doesn't apply to the human anatomy and its various body-parts. One must always remember: Liberalism in Canada has nothing to do with logic. In our day-and-age, it's more akin to authoritarianism than "classical Liberalism" as defined by British philosopher John Locke. Emotion is the driver of woke liberalism, as witnessed in Senator Well's commentary: 

“I think today is a dark day in Canadian history. Here we have a provincial government in Canada that has introduced some of the most discriminatory anti-2SLGBTQI legislation since Confederation.”

Never mind that Confederation occurred in 1867, at the time when LGBT politics weren’t even on the radar of political discourse in Canada.

“Childhood at a time of self-discovery, and we want children and youth to have the time to gain experience and explore all opportunities available to them as they grow into adulthood,” stated Premier Danielle Smith in reaction to her detractors.

A desire for Canadian youth to grow into adulthood unencumbered by transvestites reading "Adam & Steve" to 10-years seems reasonable. Unfortunately, some politicians-- Marci Ien, Liberal Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth-- view this as one-step beyond criminal.

"Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi, issued a statement in response to the legislation, where he called into question the province's priorities."

"I will tell you that punching down on trans kids does not appear in the top 50 of the things Albertans are concerned about."

"Punching down," are we? Sounds more like what recently occured in Sikh stronghold Brampton, Ontario at the hands of pro-Khalistani radicals.

So much consternation, so little transgenderism. Conveniently eschewed by media are the facts as reported by Statistics Canada:

“Of the nearly 30.5 million people in Canada aged 15 and older living in a private household in May 2021, 100,815 were transgender (59,460) or non-binary (41,355), accounting for 0.33% of the population in this age group.”

You mean to say that all this trans-talk is going on while less than one percent of Canadians indulge in the practice? On this basis, one can logically conclude that those making the most noise about the issue are not part of the actual transgender community.

A telling point. There are others, as obfuscated by Canadian media. For example, do Canadians know that half of American states have banned sex-change surgery for minors? 25 states is the count. That's a heck of alot-- a fact that Canadians deserve to be made aware of.

"Alberta’s premier criticized a newly appointed Alberta senator at a speech on Saturday, calling Kristopher Wells a radical, extreme LGBT activist.”

See what Trudeau has done? Understanding that the government of Alberta would institute laws prohibiting sex-change procedures for youth, our PM installed Wells as a counter-measure. For life, so-to-speak. Becoming a Senator in Canada is not an elected position. It's an appointment-- one that's lasts until 75 years of age. In order to foil Premier Smith, Trudeau stuck it to her with a lifetime pro-LGBT instrument in government.

“Both of them[the other two choices for Senator from Alberta] should be sitting representing us in Ottawa, as opposed to a radical, extreme LGBT activist as well as a radical, extreme fundraiser for the Liberals.”

According to his bio on the MacEwan University[Alberta] website, “Dr. Kristopher Wells (He/Him) is an Associate Professor in the Department of Child and Youth Care, Faculty of Health and Community Studies, MacEwan University.' 

“He holds the Canada Research Chair (Tier II) for the Public Understanding of Sexual and Gender Minority Youth."

“Dr. Wells’ scholarly work specializes in sexual and gender minority Youth, health, education, sport, and culture. He is one of the driving forces behind ground-breaking initiatives PrideTape, Camp fYrefly, Edmonton Queer History Project and NoHomophobes.com.

"Dr. Wells is a frequently invited national and international speaker on sexual and gender minority Youth issues. He serves as the editor-in-chief of the international Journal of LGBT Youth."

We get where this guy is coming from, in addition to boss-man Justin Trudeau.

"Transgender rights — for or against — are nowhere to be seen[in the United States] among the top concerns of voters in either party[2024 election]. In fact, of more than 20 issues the pollsters asked about, transgender rights ranked dead last in importance to voters overall."

Critical societal issue, or a woke social construct? 99.5% of Canadians are non-transgendered citizens. Why, on this basis, is the issue of transgenderism front-and-centre in Canadian society?