The World's Most Taboo Legal Case. While the media world wept over Amber and Johnny, a lawsuit filed by a feminist group over prison sexual abuse remained earth's most ignored scandal

TK News ^ | June 17, 2022 | Matt Tabibi

[karpov]

On November 17, 2021, the Women’s Liberation Front, or WoLF, filed a civil rights lawsuit in California that drew almost no coverage. A press corps gearing up to be outraged en masse by the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp defamation case had zero interest in a lawsuit filed by far poorer female abuse victims.

Janine Chandler et al vs. California Department of Corrections targeted a new California state law, the “The Transgender Respect, Agency, and Dignity Act,” a.k.a. S.B. 132. The statute allows any prisoner who self-identifies as a woman — including prisoners with penises who may have stopped taking hormones — into women’s prisons. There was nothing TV-friendly about the scenes depicted in the complaint:

'Plaintiff Krystal Gonzalez (“Krystal”) is a female offender currently incarcerated in Central California Women’s Facility. Krystal was sexually assaulted by a man transferred to her unit under S.B. 132. Krystal filed a grievance and requested single-sex housing away from men; the prison’s response to Krystal’s grievance referred to her assault by a “transgender woman with a penis.” Krystal does not believe that women have penises…'

After a week spent denounced for reviewing the Matt Walsh documentary What is a Woman?, and for saying things I think will be boring conventional wisdom within a year, I was ready to never go near trans issues again and move to the impending financial disaster. But accident sucked me back. I’d made a point of pride of not reading a line of commentary about Heard-Depp, but listened to an episode of Blocked and Reported that touched on it after it was over, and learned three things that made me furious and think immediately of Chandler.

[karpov]

We imprison people to punish them, but being raped is not supposed to be part of that punishment.

[Beowulf9]

I really wonder what who the ones, faces that is, are, that are behind the trans movement. I’d love to see that put out there.

[cockroach_magoo]

If this isn’t cruel and unusual, what is?

[marktwain]

We imprison people to punish them, but being raped is not supposed to be part of that punishment.

Many on freerepublic celebrate the idea of homosexual rape in prison.

[ArcadeQuarters]

> Women’s Liberation Front

So the radical feminists are finally filling a glass of water when their house is engulfed in flames.

[PGR88]

“The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.”

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

[bray]

Apparently, she didn’t celebrate being raped. Communism is insane.

[Whyfor]

It’s in the comments on the original article.

[Scrambler Bob]

It IS cruel.

But getting more usual.

[susannah59]

Exactly. This is horrific. That the issue has been used by males so that they can have sexual access to females is as plain as the nose on your face to anyone with sense.

If men in prison can be segregated from the general population for their protection, why can’t these “trans women” who have not had surgery and may not even be taking hormones be segregated for the protection of the general population?

It’s disgusting.

[Theoria]

Prisons suck. Do crimes committed at a prison go to the local communities crime stats? I’ve always wondered about that one.