We truly don’t understand the perversity and depravity of the transgender movement.
We truly have no idea the level of devastation that takes place in families whose husband/father decides that he is going to be a female regardless of the mortifying after-shocks to the wife and children.
If we did, we would not protect it or condone it.
In an interview with Michael Knowles, Tracy Shannon explains in detail what she and her three children had to deal with during her 14-year marriage to a man that made a 6-figure salary who wanted to wear her clothes.
And wearing his wife’s clothes was only the tip of the iceberg. She divorced him and was left barely being able to provide for herself and her children.
Tracy is now an outspoken activist exposing the lies surrounding the transgender movement and how it’s destroying families, our courts, and this nation.
Tracy says, regarding the transgender philosophy:
“The whole thing boils down to ‘Do as thou will’ and that’s really not a good model for living our lives. …
Unfortunately, things have shifted so much in our society, we don’t protect what was good. We don’t have a shared morality anymore. So people look at you and me and say, ‘Well, you just want to have a theocracy.’ …
We’re definitely seeing that when we had a shared morality even without having a theocracy in the United States, it was a good experiment because we had a shared morality. Now that we don’t, it’s all coming apart, and I think that’s why there’s this feverish adoption of this transgender movement. Because it has the ability to destroy everything.
If you can’t have truth in court and you can’t have truth in law, then you can’t have justice.”
And they’re after our children.
Tracy talks about a Texas drag queen story hour and the elementary school librarian who arranged to have “Kitty Litter” (with a record of prostitution) read to young kids. “Kitty Litter” spoke to young children about gender identity and sexual orientation.
This elementary school librarian is a BDSM “leather daddy” who, along with his male spouse, operate the spanking booth at the leather and gear club in Austin. The tattoo of a ruler on his arm is for the purpose of measuring a perverse homosexual act.
He still works at the school.
Ending the 1 ½ hour interview, Michael Knowles says,
“Your story fills me with such a deep abiding anger at every single level of the injustice of it all …
It’s just so evil what they’ve done and what they’ve done to the country and what they’ve done to families and what they’re doing to children and women. And they’re doing it to the applause of very very bad rotten people who are being encouraged on a path of delusion and perversion and degeneracy. The fact that it happened in Texas, I can’t get past it.”
To Tracy, Michael says,
“Is it only you that we’re counting on to do something? Is no one else going to stand up?”
