If you ever find yourself in the position where you are terrorizing and threatening a woman shelter,

including by nailing a dead rat to their door, perhaps take a step back and consider that

you may not be the good guy in this situation.

Because you see, despite how vocally trans activists may claim to be standing up for women,

simply all women, including trans women who are definitely women, I can't help but doubt them

since they seem to be very publicly and very actively attacking women, a fair amount.

Case in point, we have today's story that takes us to Vancouver, Canada, specifically the Vancouver

rape relief and women's shelter. You see, unfortunately, this women's shelter has found themselves

at the end of some very targeted harassment by trans activists. As the women's shelter posted

on their social media recently, a follow-up to the dead rat that was nailed to our door recently,

this morning we found this writing scrolled across the windows of our storefront space that we

use for support and training groups. And accompanying this post included photos showing that kill

TERFs, trans power, TERFs go home and you are not welcome and other slogans were written across

their building. When I first saw that post I admit I was disgusted that someone would do that to a

woman's shelter, but I was also very confused as to what a woman's shelter could have possibly done

to become so controversial. According to people familiar with the situation, their big crime here was

actually saying that as a woman's shelter dealing with sexual abuse survivors, they simply wanted

female employees. As user Jennifer explains on Twitter, some people don't know how bad things

have become. This is a rape shelter in Vancouver. First, they got sued because they only have women

volunteers on their phones. Some guy really wanted to hear all the rape stories and they said no.

Then the rape shelter was vandalized. Talk about punching down. The ultimate abuse was they had

funding strip from them. Why? Because they dared to be a shelter for women and that's not allowed

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