Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs, if you thought it couldn't get any more mad in Canada,

I would beg to differ. In another story of trans madness gone even madder, I present to you the

story of a hairdresser, find $500 by the human rights tribunal for not offering a other when booking appointments online

between male and female. If you think this is a joke, it is. It's Canada. Behold.

In 2023, Alex Frederique Mignon tried to schedule a haircut at Station Dice, a small hair salon that charges by the minute.

The concept seemed great because they charge based on the time that it takes to do the cut

and not based on the gender of the person.

Alex identifies as non-binary and was disappointed to find that during the booking process,

they were still asked to select between a men's or women's

cut. They sent an email asking for accommodation and say they were told to just select one or the

other. It is not fair and it's not legal to tell me, no, since you don't fit into my worldview,

I don't want to do anything with you and I don't want you as my customer.

I'm going to pause it just for one second and appreciate that the news outlet is systematically

referring to this man as they, them. And we're going to see it in the article as well.

I also want to pause it and say this. what if the individual doesn't identify as human?

Do they then have to offer a non-human? They are species amorphous, species fluid, and they don't

identify as human. We have to offer male, female, gender neutral,

or species neutral? I mean, species is a human construct after all. This story is abject insanity

and emblematic of what's going on in Canada and other virtue signaling, suicidally empathetic

parts of the world.

Lee Lebrecht is a co-owner of the salon.

He says the policy has nothing to do with ideology.

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