We're not sure why the Human Rights Campaign kicked off this post with, "JUST IN." It was back on March 13 that the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Oklahoma had ruled the death of Dagny "Nex" Benedict a suicide from an overdose of Prozac and Benadryl. This ran contrary to the story that Benedict had been beaten to death in a school bathroom because she was nonbinary.
Benedict was supposed to have been the LGBTQ community's George Floyd. California State Senator Scott Wiener tweeted that "aggressive gender policing in restrooms" had "deadly consequences." Others blamed Libs of TikTok and the Oklahoma state legislature for creating an environment of hate.
But anyway, just in:
JUST IN: The release of the Oklahoma Medical Examiner’s full report on Nex Benedict's death doesn't change the fact that Nex faced more than a year of bullying and harassment at school or that LGBTQ+ students are still not safe at school. #JusticeForNex pic.twitter.com/oqIS9TTnvd
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) March 27, 2024
There's no proof that Benedict overdosed because she was bullied. She admitted to a police officer that she had instigated the fight. But the Human Rights Campaign and others are still going to blame the climate of hate against LGBTQ people in the state.
You people are sick. Absolutely sick.
— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) March 27, 2024
Even when the facts go against you, you still try to co-opt the suicide of a girl you don't give two craps about except as far as you can use her to push your deranged agenda. https://t.co/mHuSYhgh34
A few days ago, first lady Dr. Jill Biden was the featured speaker at the Human Rights Campaign 2024 Los Angeles Dinner and did her best to pander to the LGBTQ community.
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Jill Biden: “Before WWII, Berlin was the center of LGBTQ culture in Europe.”
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 27, 2024
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Biden told the crowd:
History teaches us that democracies don’t disappear overnight.
They disappear slowly. Subtly. Silently.
A book ban. A court decision. A “don’t say gay” law.
Before World War II, I’m told, Berlin was the center of LGBTQ culture in Europe.
One group of people loses their rights. And then another, and another.
Until one morning you wake up – and you no longer live in a democracy.
"A book ban" meaning removing a sexually explicit book from the school library. A "Don't Say Gay" law that never existed. This is how the Nazis took over the center of LGBTQ culture in Europe.
The book banning?
— Cat Ryan (@CatQuestionsAll) March 27, 2024
No one is banning or burning books!
Not giving gender porn to kids in schools isn't banning books.
Parents can buy and read those books to their kids, we just don't want schools giving them to kids
Always with the "Weimer Germany was the Greatest Democracy on Earth" storyline, again and again.
— NERV2nd Branch (@NERV2nd) March 27, 2024
They're grasping.
— Jack (@GoneYesterday0x) March 27, 2024
Says the wife of the guy who is trying to imprison his political opponent to keep him from winning by a landslide.
— ColdObjectivity (@ColdObjectivity) March 27, 2024
Changing history is SO fun! Ask Jill. 😉
— d0u6 (@d0u6s) March 27, 2024
She must’ve come up with this after watching a screening of Cabaret.
— SmirKing Revenge (@InvisibleHand78) March 27, 2024
What a weird reference.
— Cocoa is a dog (@Cocoaisadog) March 27, 2024
It's just her way of calling conservatives Nazis without actually using the word Nazi. NBC News just reported on the passing of "Don't Say Gay" laws (there was never even one law by that name). Vote for her husband so we can enjoy more trans women flashing their fake boobs at the White House's pride picnic.
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