In case anyone needed any evidence that teenagers should absolutely be banned from hormone therapy – alongside other transgender lunacy – look no further than the latest and not-so-greatest example of transgender militancy.
This time, the transgender character has apparently taken aim at a Republican lawmaker.
According to a report from The Hill, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) recently revealed that a 19-year-old X user who identified as “Roxie Wolf” was arrested for threatening to assassinate Republican Representative Nancy Mace.
“I’m going to assassinate [redacted] with a gun and I’m being 100 % dead a–,” “Roxie” asserted.
As it turns out, the real name for “Roxie” is none other than Samuel Theodore Caine.
Surprise, surprise.
Despite the rather obvious real gender of “Roxie,” the culprit’s face was still covered in makeup in his mugshot.
Which drew substantial attention.
Mace herself issued a withering tweet on X following the transgender militant’s arrest.
“BREAKING: Samuel Theodore Cain is first trans activist in country to be arrested for death threats against us, thanks to Capitol Police and SLED. Roxie was ‘dead*ss’ arrested,” Mace began.
Thankfully … because he may well have succeeded otherwise.
“We’ll let the photo stand for itself because this individual is obviously unwell in more ways than one. Hopefully they have makeup wipes in prison,” Mace pointedly added.
Quite hilarious commentary … and the mugshot does indeed stand for itself.
The South Carolina Daily Gazette reported that the transgender militant had been denied bond, much to Mace’s relief.
“My kids live in fear of being killed. … They live in fear of their mom being shot … I live with that fear every day as well,” Mace noted.
Which is unacceptable.
“As a public official we accept public scrutiny. We do not accept terror,” Mace added.
Without a doubt. Which is precisely why the wannabe terrorist was denied bond.
Troublingly, the threat from transgender psycho “Roxie” is unfortunately not the first threat Mace received this year, but the second.
Indeed, Mace, along with Trump and his closest associates, was threatened by an online user who dubbed himself “Mr. Satan.”
The apparently demonic YouTuber declared his intention to kill Trump, Musk, Trump’s entire cabinet, and Representative Mace … alongside anyone else who “gets in [his] way.”
Charming.
Robert Pape, a political science professor at the University of Chicago, notes that the rise of acceptance of political violence has certainly become far more problematic in recent years.
“The idea that violence is legitimate for political purposes has moved into the mainstream. It’s still a minority. … But if you’ve got 10 percent or 15 percent of a community that believes that violence is acceptable for some political causes, that just encourages more violence for those causes,” Pape noted.
Especially when individuals are brainwashed into believing such nonsense on social media.
It is safe to say that using social media as a medium for threatening public officials illustrates yet another way in which technology has emboldened rather dangerous types.
In particular transgender militants.
“I believe the trans movement is radicalized. It’s a cult,” Mace declared.
Is it ever …
Author: Jane Jones
