The Things That Never Or Hardly Ever Happen That Keep Happening All The Time, Now

From Queers For Palestine to the Trans Jihad: a natural ideological progression

Teha Delaruelle has been publicly repudiated by a Democratic Socialist running for Congress in Wisconsin after calling for a “trans jihad” against Republicans.

Delaruelle posted a selfie video in front of a whiteboard background reading “Kill Your Local Republican”. He wanted his social media followers to make mass murder of political opponents the “moderate position” in Wisconsin during July.

As if inspired by the end of Pridemadan, Delaruelle posted a second video calling for “trans jihad” throughout the month of July.

“It’s about making the oppressor, the bigots, the animals that make up MAGA, for example, right? So for decades, everyone else, all the marginalized, minorities, we’ve had to be the ones that walk down the streets with anxiety, with fear, but no, no more, no, no, no, no, no, no more, folks.”

In the recording, Delaruelle uses an image of a transgender flag with a Hamas-style rifle logo. He refers to Republicans as “animals” and “bigots” who must be kept in a state of permanent fear. Like Spartan helots, but with floggings for mispronouning someone.

Delaruelle, who identifies as transgender, had been a campaign volunteer for Katrina deVille, who is also transgender, in the Aug. 11 primary to run against MAGA Republican Rep. Tony Wied. DeVille has disowned Delaruelle and distanced him from the campaign.

“Reached by email Thursday morning, deVille said Delaruelle was a campaign volunteer for a [very short while] but was removed when it became apparent they were [deeply troubled,’ and later blocked from all of her accounts and pages ‘because they were actively creating a dangerous situation around my campaign’”, deVille said in a statement.

Delaruelle had echoed his called for “Trans Jihad” (capitalized) in a Substack post that described opposition to transgenderism as “genocide”. This “existential struggle” supposedly legitimates violence against political opposition.

“Society desires nothing less than our total extermination, therefore we must destroy their society. We must answer this call to a [sic] existential struggle, our jihad, our Trans Jihad.”

Police had reportedly tried to contact Delaruelle. Last night, he posted an hour-long TikTok stream in which he complained that his ‘community’ is leaving him to “get cooked” for saying things that they agree with in private. A clip:

In fact, Delaruelle belongs to a ‘community’ that does engage in symbolic and verbal abuse, as well as eliminationist language, towards its perceived or real opponents all the time. And thanks to the wave of gender medicalization in the last decade, there are more men like him than ever before.

“Whatever your views on gender identity, and Americans hold strong, sincere views on all sides of this, I think most people agree that every human being in crisis deserves intervention before tragedy strikes,” retired FBI agent Jason Pack said in February after a man with transgender identity killed his ex-wife and son at a hockey game.

Pack stressed that individual behaviors, such as a history of violence or warning signs of violence, matter more than identity.

According to Pack, investigators often uncover missed opportunities for intervention: warning comments that went unreported, mental health contacts that weren’t followed up, family members unsure where to turn, or school flags that stalled inside bureaucratic systems.

Imagine an ideology that is designed to circumvent mental health screening, that has such social approval that families and teachers fear to speak up. That ideology exists; it is transgenderism.

What matters is not the demographic of ‘trans’, Pack said, “but what failed them and what failed the public before they ever picked up a weapon.” Coddled by a system that embraces their authentic selves, deeply narcissistic and violent men are set up to fail, and take us all down with them.

That does not describe every man who identifies as transgender. It describes the effect that social affirmation produces in men who are prone to violence. The ideology tells them they are endangered, therefore their violent impulses are justified.

Much the transgender discourse is QAnon-level conspiracy gibberish

The transgender Jonestown is a slow historical event because it is individuated, but we can already see it is real. Some men will act. Most will be like Delaruelle and merely speak of acting. More to the point, right now the impetus to such talk, and such actions, is strong because things are not going well in transgender world.

Supreme Court decisions are epistemic events in this ideology. If Becky Pepper-Jackson can’t be a ‘real girl’ on the track, or in the locker room, or the restroom, then transition becomes less attractive as an option for boys who feel like failures as boys.

The ‘social economy’ of transgenderism decreases in value according to the special rights conferred on this special class of special boys. Transgender activists oversold the world on ‘inclusion’, and now they cannot keep their promises.

Some young men with transgender identities are naturally going to act out as they perceive the loss of social status. The more medicalized they are, the more committed, and potentially violent, they will be.

The people pushing this madness have the most to lose as its social value declines

“At 12 [Becky] started hormone replacement therapy, which brought about a typical female puberty”, Masha Gessen wrote in an op-ed responding to the Court decisions this week to let states ban boys from competing against girls.

That is an incredible sentence, meaning not credible. The fact Gessen wrote it, and The New York Times printed it, is an example of the deep ideological capture that prevails among America’s cultural elites, holding back the sensible conversation that we need to have about young men and a violent ideology.

People who demand that everyone pretend that imaginary things are real, and that we order society around those imaginary things, belong to two classes: the mentally ill, and the religious convert.

Transgenderism offers the hormone convert a jihad, as well as an umma, or community, that constantly affirms the delusion of ‘trans genocide’. Our institutions are captured by these ideas themselves, so we can hardly expect them to alert us to danger.

Wisconsin reportedly has a serious problem with ‘trantifa’ militants. I will keep an eye on the story of Teha Delaruelle.