In the criminal justice system, gender identity offenses are considered especially heinous. In Queer City, the blue haired, non-binary gender queer folks who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Trans Unit. They/them are their pronouns.
En av mine lærere på barneskolen fortalte om da Kong Olav døde. Hun kunne ikke se for seg at Kong Harald ville kunne bli en folkekonge som sin far. Dette var tidlig 00-tall. Jeg tror ikke hun lever, men jeg tror hun hadde likt å se de ungdommene som uttaler seg på tv i dag. ❤️
@BSzanday Jeg var forberedt på at han skulle dø. Det jeg ikke var forberedt på, og som virkelig har rørt meg, er alle ungdommene som kaller ham nasjonens bestefar, legger ned blomster og gråter. Han var Kongen min, men jeg visste ikke at han også var deres.
@Scanditon1@FruJHansen Fru Fredwall kan samtidig rydde i egne rekker. «Transemammaer» vet å bite fra seg i møte med homofile menn og lesbiske kvinner som avgrenser sin seksualitet ut fra biologisk kjønn.
@laskariser@torarnedahl@Arbeiderpartiet@lhbnorge Med Statsministerens kontor i cc, for jeg mistenker at AP ikke ser henvendelsen som arkivverdig, så det er greit å helgardere. Pluss at Jonas kanskje får det med seg.
The pillory is ready in the town square in Moss, Norway.
The pillory was a form of public punishment. People were displayed in the town square while crowds spat at them, shouted at them and humiliated them. The point was not merely punishment. It was public humiliation.
The crowd was meant to participate in the degradation of the person locked into the pillory.
Everyone was supposed to understand what happens when you step out of line. That is how you teach a population to conform.
The pillory was abolished because such physical punishments were considered degrading, barbaric and incompatible with a more modern and humane justice system.
For the city of Moss the pillory has been brought back to the town square.
And right now, a young lesbian woman is in it.
Her “crime”? Building Moss Pride — a local initiative independent of the organization FRI. She and a few other volunteers wanted to create their own Pride programme in the city where they live — and have ownership of that programme.
They invited LHB Norge and Hungry Hearts to Moss Pride 2026.
And then came the backlash.
Not just from local activists and queer activists from Oslo.
Now local political parties and organizations have joined in.
Moss SV.
Moss Rødt.
HEF Moss.
And Rødt in Trondheim
The message is clear:
No LGB without T.
No lesbians saying that men cannot be lesbians at Moss Pride.
Not in our town.
The young lesbian woman in the pillory could take no more.
She has resigned, apologized and accepted blame.
She is stepping down as leader of the project she has spent four years building.
I understand why.
When a young person is left standing completely alone while the Moss mob tears her apart — and not a single adult steps in — it is not hard to understand why she wants to get away.
But a public pillory works differently today than it did in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Social media makes sure of that.
Choices made today can follow a person for years.
And the message from the Moss mob is clear:
Too little, too late.
What kind of community treats young, independent, free-thinking people like this?
Because this was ugly.
What happens to the next young lesbian, gay or bisexual person who dares to build something themselves — without T?
Who dares to create their own project and invite Hungry Hearts?
Who dares to organize a local Pride on their own terms?
Who dares to say:
“I want to decide what happens in the project I built.”
The pillory is ready in the town square in Moss.
@MossKommune@mossavis@lgbinternationl@AllianceLGB@ActiveLesbians@LesbianLabour@ScotLesbians@againstgrmrs@ThefantasticsL@WDI_UK
@laskariser@Scanditon1 To forskjellige hendelser. Hun «feilkjønnes» overraskende ofte. Det minner om den gangen Inge Harsten fortalte at en dame på en togstasjon i Istanbul, tror jeg det var, desparat ropte og gestikulerte fra langt unna fordi hun trodde han var på vei inn på herretoalettet.
@Scanditon1 Han virker relativt velfungerende, men han har nok en tendens til å hyperfiksere. Jeg tror den transpolitiske linsen han ser verden gjennom, ville gjort det umulig for ham å ha et forhold til en anne. mann. Men jeg krysser fingrene for at han blir lykkelig til slutt. 😃
@torarnedahl Jeg har ikke tilgang. Jeg reagerer på at de ikke kan gi seg. HEF er en statlig finansiert organisasjon som driver et korstog mot en liten Pride, som sannsynligvis drives basert utelukkende på frivillighet. Det er noe manisk og sykelig over det de holder på med.
Nå må de gi seg. Det er ikke mer igjen å kritisere. Det de gjør nå, gjør de fordi de er sadister. De frivillige bak Moss Pride skal knekkes psykisk. Nå må det snart komme noen voksne på banen. Dette er sykelig. La de frivillige få fred.
Moss Pride in Norway invited lesbian band Hungry Hearts and LHB Norge, then immediately caved to trans activist pressure and removed them in under 24 hours.
The organizers literally admitted they 'couldn't handle it even for one day.' This is disgusting. I'm furious and heartbroken watching lesbians get erased from Pride, and the constant silencing and bullying by trans activists is really taking a toll on me. I'm sick and tired of it.