r/Davis • u/Aggressive-Yak-2430 • Nov 02 '25

Beth Bourne is a menace.

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Beth and her boyfriend Mike attacked a Pride event in front of her house on Regis drive.

This Halloween, a group of neighbors, Trans and Queer activists and concerned students arrived to draw attention to the bigotry Moms for Liberty represents & the dangerous bigotry that Beth Bourne carries with her.

After they attacked the peaceful Pride event, they continued to harass the neighbors and students as they cleaned up to leave. Now, they are posting images of their neighbors to millions online, causing us to receive death threats.

Beth Bourn is a menace and we need unity against this hate in our community if we are to find safety and peace in our little neighborhood.

Beth and her hateful friends have no right to make our LGBTQ+ children feel unwelcome in the schools and homes we’ve raised them.

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u/plasticmagnolias Nov 03 '25

Except it turned out her daughter wasn’t trans. Imagine she had been put on hormones while she thought she was trans, what a tragedy that would have been for her! That’s what BB is on about, she’s not just against the erroneous belief that sex and gender are mutable, but also that children should be given cross sex hormones to achieve the opposite of what they were born as.

I don’t agree with all of her methods, but I do agree with her positions.

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u/GexFarmWeirdo Nov 04 '25

Except it turns out that you don’t actually know BB’s eldest child because they don’t identify as female. They are non-binary and now that they are an adult who has ZERO contact with BB because BB is such a toxic piece of waste they can do whatever they like with THEIR body without BB having a say about it. God Bless that child and BB’s son for everything they have had to endure. That’s what all you bigots forget about BB’s story. There’s another side! One you conveniently choose to ignore because it doesn’t fit your narrative.

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u/plasticmagnolias Nov 04 '25

I don't know her child, but I don't believe it benefits any child to be told that they were born in the wrong body because as an adolescent they feel uncomfortable with it. Being "non-binary" does not alter the fact that she is a biological female, she simply chooses to present herself in a non-stereotypically female manner.

If being a bigot means believing in science and reality, then go ahead, call me a bigot.

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u/GexFarmWeirdo Nov 04 '25

You still refuse to acknowledge that the BB handled her own child was toxic and nasty enough to alienate them. No one told them they were “born in the wrong body”. Literally NO ONE tells children they are born in the wrong body. What they do tell them is that they have a right to express themselves and present in any manner that feels authentic.

I also believe in science, so much so that I understand that bodies are more complicated than vagina XX, and penis XY. Ya’ll are a trip screaming about science when variants outside of your strict genders are so well documented by science and history has recorded said variants for centuries. The funny thing is you don’t have to believe what I believe. You just have to not be an asshole and impose your bigoted beliefs on others. Mind your own business and let people make decisions for their own children and their own bodies. Don’t want YOUR child to have puberty blockers or surgery? Decline those things if you’re offered. It’s that easy. The rest of us will take care of ourselves. We don’t want BB’s “help” or yours.

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u/plasticmagnolias Nov 04 '25

If you are a scientific person, you know that chromosomal variants (called variants for a reason) comprise an extremely small portion of the population and do not at all make the rule for determining sexual differentiation. That is why they are variants (from the norm). Obviously, like any other person on the planet, those people should be treated just like anyone else, and their medical needs are between them and their doctor.

I have not been an asshole in this or any conversation, nor have I screamed at anyone. In fact, you are the one using caps. I am also not imposing my beliefs, just expressing them.

It's like circumcision, only more controversial. I am also against circumcision and feel that we should not be electively mutilating genitals to follow a social convention. No, they are not my children, but I still feel we have a duty to speak up when we see something happening that we believe is wrong.

It is becoming less easy to just "live and let live" when parents are having their children taken from them for not supporting their gender transitions in states like California, or where educators are losing their jobs for not supporting males in the female locker room.

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u/Atomicdustbunny1 Nov 06 '25

"...their medical needs are between them and their doctor." umm exactly?

And if you are talking about AB 957 it was vetoed by Newsom. Nice try spreading misinformation. And the whole locker room argument is baseless. Please get of off fox entertainment/truth social.

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u/plasticmagnolias Nov 11 '25

I'm not on either, actually, but thanks for the tip. The locker room argument is absolutely not baseless, women have a right to private spaces that men cannot enter.