"Big boob trans teacher" a scam, actually a far right anti-trans activist

[Supersonic 49,376]

TLDR: The "trans teacher with big boobs" is actually a far-right anti-trans work shop teacher, who almost got fired for anti-LGBTQ+ behavior towards his students, he's was doing an elaborate scheme in hopes of being picked up by the far-right conservative news cycle in order to further vildy the LGBTQ+ community. 

[Moose 977]

[Pennywise 36,080]

...lemme just say that at this point I wouldn't be opposed to actually being the monsters people think of us and just having str*ight (and/or right wing) 'people'.... re-educated, let's say, for the lack of a word that'll get me banned. 
 

[RahrahWitch 6,985]

I think we could all see there was definitely something more going on here.

It so sad that scum like this use our own community as a shield to hurt us. I'm shocked the school sided with them if his behavior was public knowledge. Hope he's fired and has his teaching license revoked.

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why are people so vile

[Suuus 5,632]

This is absolutaly disgusting and vile

[Economy 53,068]

Hmmmmm I can actually believe it's fake

 

I did find it odd that teachers and a school as a whole was defending this so strongly. 

 

It's not about being transphobic, it's very unprofessional to dress in such a hypersexual way with students not to mention distracting like trying to get attention to yourself. Wearing boobs for gender expression is one thing, but ones this rediculously large that almost no one has naturally just becomes a look at me thing...Also what got me the most attention was the picture of the teacher near a rotating tool for what seemed like construction class seemed very unsafe

 

If this really was a hoax it all makes sense now tbh

[Economy 53,068]

I also wanna add that it's crazy how in the early days of the internet ppl were more cautious with sayings like "don't believe everything u read online"

 

But nowadays for some reason ppl seem to not question stuff as easily even if it comes from sketchy blogs. We need that scrutiny back when we read stuff online especially if it isn't from an extremely well respected and reputable source

[phantasmas 12,429]

LMFAOOO

[RudraCNG 15,511]

I mean it was obvious he was trolling?

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,990]

46 minutes ago, Economy said:

I also wanna add that it's crazy how in the early days of the internet ppl were more cautious with sayings like "don't believe everything u read online"

 

But nowadays for some reason ppl seem to not question stuff as easily even if it comes from sketchy blogs. We need that scrutiny back when we read stuff online especially if it isn't from an extremely well respected and reputable source

The internet created a reputation for reliability. Casual questions? Yahoo and Quora. Factual questions? Wikipedia. We've created a reliance on a tool that's been misused over the past few years in order to further political agendas. 

[Reginald 13,841]

I hope the debunk goes viral. Any outlet that covered the original story should cover this update, as well 

[Economy 53,068]

19 minutes ago, TortureMeOnReplay said:

The internet created a reputation for reliability. Casual questions? Yahoo and Quora. Factual questions? Wikipedia. We've created a reliance on a tool that's been misused over the past few years in order to further political agendas. 

And so that blind misplaced trust should be re-evaluated

[sarahb 17,216]

Lmao and people bended over backwards to defend 'her' 

My transphobic brother temporarily made his profile pic this teacher so the plan worked I guess. Real or fake, definitely helped make the trans community seem like a joke. 

[garbage day 11,850]

Utterly shocking, really. Who on earth could've seen this coming.