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This whole message is fishy. I've heard versions of this being a gag the, "craziest thing he and his friend could think of".
Yeah that was his DM about joining the pageant. I’m sure he wanted these DMs leaked and tried to reverse-psychology them into leaking so he can say “look, in my super-private DMs that I totally did not expect to leak, I point out the very real discrimination and it was never really about balls getting waxed and also uhhhh haircuts too, yeah! Now that’s happening!”

Pretty telling he’s not throwing a legal strop about these leaks right now. Almost like he wanted this to happen.
 
Yeah that was his DM about joining the pageant. I’m sure he wanted these DMs leaked and tried to reverse-psychology them into leaking so he can say “look, in my super-private DMs that I totally did not expect to leak, I point out the very real discrimination and it was never really about balls getting waxed and also uhhhh haircuts too, yeah! Now that’s happening!”

Pretty telling he’s not throwing a legal strop about these leaks right now. Almost like he wanted this to happen.
The Tweet OP is less than a month old
 
I find that often times people like Yaniv - bad, entitled people who seem to waltz through one atrocity after another - get their comeuppance on the installment plan. Their lives fall apart one day at a time. Their health fails them, they end up with cancers and deficiencies. It's easy to miss in a lot of these people, but it comes. Karmic payback comes, just not at the speed we'd like.
 
I find that often times people like Yaniv - bad, entitled people who seem to waltz through one atrocity after another - get their comeuppance on the installment plan. Their lives fall apart one day at a time. Their health fails them, they end up with cancers and deficiencies. It's easy to miss in a lot of these people, but it comes. Karmic payback comes, just not at the speed we'd like.
I can only speak for myself, but I'm comfortable with that happening to someone like DSP. He walks the line but he's not dangerous.

Yaniv is, so if he could hurry up and hit the karmic lottery and get flattened by two consecutive buses that'd be great, cosmos, thanks.

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They do the same thing in America. Get pulled over for a busted taillight, get fined and refuse to pay it long enough and they'll jail you before hauling you into court, too. Calm down.

I agree, but a taillight fine is not thousands of dollars nor does it leave a potentially libelous smirch on your personal or professional reputation.

If one goes to jail over a tailight ticket, they are either one lazy piece of shit or have a heck of a lot more going on they ain't talking about.
 
The problem is the person he was DMing is a medical professional. It is my understanding he reported her to the medical board. She was suspended from Twitter shortly after that.
Oh, I know. I believe the same "Dear Friend" is no long left the practice
 
I find that often times people like Yaniv - bad, entitled people who seem to waltz through one atrocity after another - get their comeuppance on the installment plan. Their lives fall apart one day at a time. Their health fails them, they end up with cancers and deficiencies. It's easy to miss in a lot of these people, but it comes. Karmic payback comes, just not at the speed we'd like.
There is no such thing as karma. There is, however, such a thing as slowly destroying your own life over time because you’re a massive fucking idiot who makes poor choices, and people who act like Yaniv does are usually just that.
 
Transcribed screen shot convo
JY: My friend Jessica P has anger issues. I’ve never met her. Nor condoned her behavior. I have OD’d on meds. I’m now on daily dispensal. But my doctor doesn't know what I have here to put me out.
I’d appreciate if you would retract the article.
It is my view that if a business doesn't know what transgender people are, then they should at least ASK, and not reject someone. I actually believe they do know.

Other: I won’t retract my article

JY: I’ve gone through a tough time, yes. I’ve tried to kill myself daily. Yes, I’ve OD’d daily, on purpose.
Yes I'm on life watch.
Yes, the cops know about me, cause I've tried to kill myself so many times.

O: Then you need to be admitted into a hospital. No shame intended, you need someone to hold the heavy stuff you've been holding.

JY: Everyone has screwed up at least once in their life. Why do i, having gone through MAJOR depression and gender dysphoria, need to be ashamed, humiliated, and harassed each time I ask for support. Explain that.

O: Many have gone through a major depressive episode, sadly I would be shocked if your community has no resources. Even the smallest ones do.

JY: I’ve asked. It doesnt exist.

O: I don't believe that. I worked in a rural community with Old Order Mennonites. You can’t [be] much more remote than that.

JY: So going to those screenshots, I asked for help, from people I thought I could trust. I had major gender dysphoria and I said things in ways I shouldn't have said them, because my anxiety level rose so high, I couldn't control it. I was scared to be in any public place. I was scared of the bathroom, the change room, I was scared of confrontation, I didn't know what to expect. I was scared of being attacked. I wanted to know how to fit in. I did not want to stand out like a sore thumb. I asked scenario based questions that came out totally wrong and were transcribed totally wrong. People then rewrote things on things I never said.
It was either that or I kill myself. I didn't know what to do. I didn't know who to trust. I was scared.

O: But you act the OPPOSITE of scared. You say you're the spokesperson for tampons [?!?] You post a pic of a little girl, at a pageant. Why do this, unless you're hoping to self-destruct??

JY: Because I don’t want to show people that I am weak. That, was to literally show people that I will get attacked no matter what I say, so a friend and I came up with the stupidest thing that people will attack and they fell for it. What picture of a girl at a pageant?

O: A little girl. A GIF, but it freaked a lot of people out.
 
Weird thing I noticed, in this twitter thread Yaniv says, and I quote: "Btw, which officer are you calling? I know all the officers from Walnut Grove / Fort Langley and they all love me and my passion for #LGBTQ equality"

Archive link here

But only a week ago in the Jazz Jennings Facebook group, someone advises him to call the police, and he says, and I quote: "I did. Cops don’t like trans people"

I don't know if I can archive that but I've got screen craps caps.

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It's almost like he changes his narrative depending on what benefits him in the moment. But, changing a narrative back and forth is a fancy way of saying "lying," and our brave and stunning human rights activist wouldn't engage in such a thing of course....
 
Sometimes when people are sick or injured, they get combative. Things like shock, psychosis, intoxication, etc, can do things to make a person lash out. When this happens and the person needs medical treatment to stay alive, the hospital has security guards and police officers to help restrain the patient. They don't discharge a dying person for yellling or throwing punches - they sedate that person and get them in restraints.

So I find it very odd that apparently JY was asked to leave despite being so gravely ill. He must not have been having a medical emergency.
The company that does security for that hospital is Paladin Security. They're hired for all Interior Health, so like a good half of BC.

And you're right. An actually sick patient is never escorted out, even if they have a history of being fucking terrible. At the most, they will tell repeat offenders not to come back to the hospital unless they have an immediate emergency or they will be immediately escorted off the premises.

However in BC, police don't restrain. They'll take a person into the hospital or out of the hospital but if the individual is staying there and needs to be restrained long enough to have a nurse sedate them, they'll go hands off and leave it up to the security guards
 
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