Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) shared a message for a sweet 10-year-old transgender girl: You’re going to be an “anorgasmic 20-year-old.”
On X, Canadian anti-transgender zealot Chris Elston shared a video of the girl from TikTok where she answered some questions from her dad. When her dad asked her, “What is the funniest thing that ever happened to you?” she said, “My parents thought I was a boy. Fools.”
Her dad then asks her, “What do you think your life will be like in 10 years?”
“I will be in Netflix movies,” she responded. “And showing all my haters they were really wrong.”
One of those haters, Elston, posted a diatribe about the prepubescent girls’ future orgasms in response to her dreams of being a star.
“In 10 years he’ll be an anorgasmic 20-year-old with a wound called a neovagina and no chance of ever having his own family,” Elston wrote, saying that her parents should be in prison for supporting their daughter.
Congresswoman Greene shared Elston’s message and accused the parents of “child abuse” while plugging her bill, the Protect Children’s Innocence Act, which would ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors at the federal level and make gender-affirming care harder to get for transgender adults.
“Let kids grow up!!” she wrote.
Child abuse.
We must pass my bill Protect Children’s Innocence Act.
Let kids grow up!! https://t.co/AwW54KQU9M
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
(@RepMTG) April 28, 2024
Greene’s and Elston’s words starkly contrast the video, where the girl pretty clearly states that her parents are actually supportive of her, that her real problems come from outside “haters,” and that she is a normal girl who has big dreams for when she grows up.
In the video, the dad asks his daughter, “What is the most wonderful thing about your life?”
“My parents realized I was a girl and being supportive about it,” she responds, getting a hug from a younger sibling.
Some people on X supported Greene’s statement while others called her out for wanting to meddle in the girl’s life.
Not your life and not your business or decision to make. You don't want government telling you what to do in your own life so stop trying to use it to force your beliefs on others.
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A to the Z
So what is your problem here?
It seems to me like a sweet little girl, who just wants to live her life.
If her parents can accept her for who she is, why can’t you?
Why do you hate so much?
Stay out of other peoples business!!!— Heidi
(@Brodiesmom68) April 29, 2024
Mind your own business.
— Jason Williams (@Bashido) April 29, 2024
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