I actually twice had posts deleted on that thread that simply said "transparency". What a silly little world.

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I disagree with DeSantis on this. Liberal women voted for all this rainbow coalition nonsense so they can deal with the repercussions.

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Okay, I see your point, but you are not going to win democrat women votes (They are brainwashed ideologs). DeSantis got out in front of it and made a Conservative bold statement. He is thinking, "Let's not let this get traction". I do think he should run for office and put this "Woman, Vote For Me Feather" in his cap. Use that angle for sure. DeSantis: "I did more for woman and their ability to compete fairly in sporting events while the democrats tried to take that away from women."

There is no "community ", it's a cult.

Ag_of_08,

Thank you for sharing that you are trans and a member of that community. Takes a lot of courage to come out with such statement on Forum 16. It's great to have you within the discussion so that we get a bit more transparency into the trans population and maybe learn a thing or two from each other.

To the other members of the board. Don't be a total jack-wagon. Use this opportunity to have some good discussion with another Ag.

Ag 08 has been out on this board for years, fyi. This was not a new revelation.

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Ag 08 has been out on this board for years, fyi. This was not a new revelation.

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Oh. I did not know that. Thank you. Perhaps my post can serve as a courtesy reminder.

Top Trans (migrant/asylum recipient) activist arrested for grooming/blackmailing/assaulting teen boy.

Just a weird coincidence, I am sure, the mental illness this sick guy suffers from.

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In 2018, The New York Times profiled Hernandez in an article on the obstacles faced by LGBTQ migrants.

In the piece, Hernandez was described as a "transgender human rights activist" who had left El Salvador in June of 2017 after facing harassment and physical assault by police. Hernandez would be granted asylum in the United States that same year, and settle in Los Angeles.

Hernandez' case was go on to gain notoriety amongst activists, with him being invited to give a speech at an event held by the Council for Global Equality at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, D.C.

During the event, Hernandez claimed to have experienced discrimination on the basis of his sexuality and gender identity by Immigration and Customs Enforcement staff.

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Carlos Arturo Aparicio Hernandez, 36, was charged last week with aggravated sexual extortion and six counts of forcible sodomy as first-degree felonies, and three counts of forcible sexual abuse, enticing a minor, and five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor as second-degree felonies all concerning the 2021 abuse of a teenage boy.

In January of last year, the 15-year-old victim accepted a friend request on Facebook from someone he was led to believe was a girl of his own age. Hernandez communicated with the boy for several months and built trust, eventually requesting nude pictures from him.

After receiving the photos, Hernandez requested to meet the victim, inviting him to a home in Taylorsville, Utah.

Hernandez then blackmailed the boy with the photos he'd sent while they had been communicating before sexually assaulting him. According to court documents, Hernandez also recorded the sexual assault.

The victim told police Hernandez had also showed him sexually exploitative images of "very young" girls and told him that he had sexually abused them as well.

Upon arrest, Hernandez waived his Miranda rights and told police that he had been attracted to minors since he was young. He also said his purpose for meeting with the boy was to sexually abuse him.
According to the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Department, Hernandez was booked as a female under his legal name, but provided an alias of Raiza Daniela Aparicio Hernandez. He was also recorded as being a citizen of El Salvador.

On Sunday, May 8, a Reduxx staffer visited Hernandez at Salt Lake City Metro jail in order to confirm his identity as a prominent trans activist who was once featured in The New York Times, and even spoke at the Canon House Office Building in Washington, D.C. on LGBTQ migrants.

In his home country of El Salvador, Hernandez was active in the trans activist community and served on the Board of Directors of the Asociacion Aspidh Acoiris Trans (AAAT), a political organization which advocates for trans-identified males.

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We desperately need a secure border, and mental health reform.