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“I hope they have makeup wipes in prison.”
So Tail. Nancy kittensRs.c., he answered the arrest of Samuel Theodora Cain, a trans-imentified activist who goes through “Roxie Wolfe” via the Internet, after being charged with allegedly stated repeated threats of death to the Congress.
Cain, 19, was detained in the detention of the Laws Division in South Carolina (Stal) after several months of alleged threats, which made him the first known trance to activist in the country arrested for the threat of sitting a member of the Congress.
In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, the kitten did not stay.
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Samuel Theodore Cain is shown on a reservation photo posted by South Carolina. Cain, a resident of the Greenville area, was arrested for alleged death threat against American delegate Nancy Mace, Rs.c. (Sheriff of the Greenville County Office)
“I waited a long time,” she said. “Trans activists threatened Kill me every day for over six months, since I started to file bills to protect women’s spaces. “
Mace said that her main priority always protected her family, staff and herself from a kind of politically motivated violence she believes to get worse, and the left neglects him.
“We live in fear every day, looking at our shoulders because these trance activists encourage violence,” she said. “And yet, no Democrat said to say that it was wrong.”
Cain allegedly posted violent messages online threatening to kill Mace and her children, describing the graphic ways to harm her. According to Mace, these threats have shared with the police and the public for months.
Investigative journalist Reported Andy Ngo Cain had a history of allegedly publishing threats and expressing support for the extremely left causes.
Ambassador Nancy Mace, Rs.c., speaks during hearing with the Committee on the Supervisory and Liability of the House at the Rayburn House office building in Washington, DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In one post, Cain allegedly wrote: “I will assassinate the Nancy kitten representative with a gun and I am 100% dead ass.”
The NGO investigation revealed that Cain’s social media accounts were filled with posts on trans-imposed topics and support for democrats. After contacting him about his posts, Cain allegedly admitted to threatening, but claimed that “he did not think.”
“We posted speech mail,” Mace said. “We shared text messages. They talked about breaking their heads in the bathroom floor or shooting into me.
“These are these people. And still no democrats stood up and said, ‘This is unacceptable. “
Mace said silence says a lot.
“When your left shows you who they are, trust them,” she said. “They normalize political violence and do it by refusing to condemn it.”
Mace, who introduced the legislation for the protection of women’s bathrooms and space, said that this arrest only proves why her efforts are important.
“That’s important more than ever before,” she said. “We have to protect women. Real men protect women. Real men don’t threaten them. But we can’t do it ourselves. We need more people to speak.”
She said that the real change would only happen when people stopped afraid and began to consider the responsibility of dangerous behavior.
“This arrest happened because someone had the courage to act,” she said. “It was a capitol police. It was a sanctuary. I asked for it, but they finally said, ‘No more. “That’s what we need – courage, not silence.”
Ambassador Nancy Mace, Rs.c., talks to the media outside the Office of Thomas P. O’Neil Jr. (Jemal Countess/Getty Images for congress integrity project)
Cain reportedly publicly made many of his threats to social media. Mace said it was the main problem and that he called for changes in Section 230, a law that protects technological platforms from responsibility. According to the DOJ, 230 “provides immunity to Internet platforms from civic responsibility based on third-party content and to remove content in certain circumstances.”
“You can’t even sue blogs when people post threats or lies,” she said. “No responsibility. That must change. People are targeting, and these platforms allow it.”
Some on the left accused Mace of “hitting” for drawing attention to his potential striker. Mace had a sharp answer.
“Only Democrats blame the victim,” she said. “They don’t want to protect women. We saw him in sports, bathrooms, locker rooms and now in politics. They always look the other way around.
“There is a total double standard. No of my democratic colleagues spoke of arrest. Not one.”
Asked what he would say to other legislators, especially women, who are afraid to talk about gender and security issues, Mace was clear.
“Violence against women should always be taken seriously,” she said. “We should trust women. We should protect them. And we should process people who want to hurt them.
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“If you care about women, prove. Get up and say, ‘No more! “
Mace also discovered Fox News Digital to prepare a statement of the influence on the victims and hopes to attend Cain’s services scheduled for Friday at 9:30.
“I’m working on it now,” she said. “We think of logistics, but I’m planning to be there.”
