Over the weekend, Alex Stein attended several events in Texas and reported some unusual experiences, including an allegation of being “sexually assaulted” by a transgender man. His initial stop was at the No Kings protests in Dallas, where he described the crowd as filled with “socialists” and “gerontists.” When asked by Blaze TV host Sarah Gonzalez to summarize the event in two words, he said, “Socialists and geriatricians.” He noted that while there were younger attendees attracted to Mamdani’s atmosphere, many participants appeared to be in their seventies. Stein recalled, “A woman even tried to stop me from entering the school with my father, who is 71 years old.” He showed footage of older protesters confronting him, expressing his frustration about being swarmed by angry individuals, though he admitted it didn’t surprise him. “They’re impulsive and out of touch with reality, probably due to their SSRIs, which influence how they behave,” he commented.
Stein also visited a “furry” convention in Dallas. He admitted feeling more anxious about that event than the protests, stating, “We all know these people can be quite eccentric, and we’ve been to events where, frankly, things are iffy.” He described the gathering as adults dressed as animals trying to connect with kids, calling the atmosphere “indescribable.” He remarked, “It was like a gay event, but in a totally different way—it was even stranger.”
Stein’s day culminated at a “Transgender Visibility Day” rally in Dallas, where he claimed to have been “sexually assaulted.” He said, “I’ve never experienced anything like being kissed at such a gathering. It reveals a certain perversion among some individuals.” He went on to suggest that the actions of those at the event could be driven by sexual motivations, implying that such incidents shouldn’t be shocking on a day focused on transgender visibility.
