Trans Resistance Network Claims Trans Murderer Was Tragic Victim of Bigotry

On Monday, Audrey Hale, a 28-year-old biological woman who claimed she was a “he,” shot three staff members and three nine-year-olds at a Christian school in Tennessee where she was formerly a student. The Trans Resistance Network then reportedly came out with a statement that spent far more time mourning Hale and Tennessee’s restrictions on genital surgeries for minors than on the horrific murder of six innocent people, including three precious children.

The transgender group even lectured the media on using male pronouns for Audrey/“Aiden” because Tennessee disallowing 12-year-olds from chopping off their breasts and banning drag queens from sexually gyrating in front of toddlers was an obvious prequel to a mass murder at a Christian school, right?

Trans Resistance Network (TRN) has made its tweets private — it is not clear when. Jack Posobiec posted on Gettr on March 28 a screenshot of a tweet from Trans Resistance Network that included a statement from the group on the Covenant School shooting. The screenshot shows that the group’s tweets were locked or private.

After briefly expressing condolences and promising prayers for the families of the victims, the group went on at length about the “complex tragedy” of “Aiden or Aubrey [sic] Hale, who felt he had no other effective way to be seen than to lash out by taking the life of others, and by consequence, himself.” Ah, it all makes sense! Hale just brutally murdered little kids because she wanted to “be seen!” What would we do without wokies like TRN to explain these things?

Hale is not a “he,” of course, and it’s ironic that, while going on at great length about the sympathy we should supposedly feel for a woman who deliberately shot and killed three young children and three adults, TRN misspelled Audrey’s name. That’s how much thought and effort went into this preposterous statement.