South Carolina Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace reveals blackmailed The man, who identifies as transgender, made the remarks after the congresswoman proposed a bill that would require individuals to use the bathroom that corresponds to their biological sex.
In social media posts, a transgender individual called Venus apparently blackmailed Kill not only Mace, but also other activists who openly oppose transgenderism.
“This video goes to Congresswoman Nancy Mace,” Venus said in a video posted to Instagram. “Congressman Nancy Mace, if I ever find you in that lady's bathroom, I'm going to grab you by your messy hair, drag your face to the floor, and slam you down repeatedly until blood splatters.” And you're dead. Masu. ”
“I think we should all unite and kill them all.”
mace exposure Venus went on a rant in a post to X on Tuesday, responding to his apparent threat.
“This is exactly the type of man I wouldn't want in a women's bathroom with,” Mace said in the post.
The alleged threats came after Mace introduced a bill that would ban men who identify as women from using women's restrooms. Mace proposed the bill after Delaware Democratic Rep. Sarah McBride, who is biologically male, became the first openly transgender lawmaker elected to the House of Representatives. .
However, Venus's alleged blackmail didn't stop with Mace.
“Clarence Thomas, I haven't forgotten you,” he continued, according to the video. “Be careful.”
“So why is JK Rowling still alive?” he said in the post, as the video showed. “We should be focusing our efforts and resources on the JK Rowling assassination, not the Trump assassination. That motherfucker should die. She should be burned to death.”
Venus then appeared to advocate mass murder, calling on transgender people to “unite and kill everyone”, claiming it would “solve everything”. [their] I have a problem. ”
“I condone murder, I condone it,” he continued in the video. “I think we need to hold politicians accountable by murdering them. And I think we need to hold JK Rowling accountable by murdering them. I'm very concerned about this. I'm serious about this.''
“I think we should all get together and kill everyone,” he said, according to the video. “I think, yeah, you should think about it, you know? For example, if we trans people got together and killed a lot of people, life would be a lot happier. Then I really think that would happen. It's like, “Please solve all our problems.'' ”
In response to Mace's bill, McBride blamed “right-wing extremists” and claimed they were just “fabricating a culture war.”
“Every day, Americans go to work with people whose journeys in life are different from our own, and we treat them with respect. We hope our members of Congress will mobilize that same kindness.” '' McBride said. said In X's Monday post.
“This is a blatant attempt by far-right extremists to distract from the fact that they have no real solutions to the problems facing the American people,” McBride continued. “We should be focused on lowering the cost of housing, health care, and child care, not manufacturing culture wars. Delawareans need to make the American dream more affordable and accessible. That’s what sent me here, and that’s what I’m focused on.”
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