A B.C. woman who made headlines for a failed human rights complaint alleging she was discriminated against by aestheticians who wouldn't wax her male genitalia is facing criminal charges.

The Langley RCMP says Jessica Yaniv, 32, is facing two counts of possession of a prohibited weapon after brandishing a taser in a video feud with another YouTube user.

Police said that on Aug. 5 they received multiple reports of a Langley woman who had brandished the weapon during a live stream.

"During the streaming, the weapon was not deployed TOWARD anyone," said police in a media release.

In the hour-long video, Yaniv, who is transgender, is engaged in a debate with right-wing YouTuber and political commentator Blaire White centred around her human rights complaint.

At one point when the debate becomes heated, Yaniv goes off-screen momentarily before responding to White.

"I don't need to be scared in my own house, that I'm going to get (expletive) attacked," says Yaniv, before raising a taser and activating it on screen.

After viewing the video, RCMP attended Yaniv's house and arrested her. A search of the property the following day found two conducted electrical weapons, said RCMP.

So-called 'transgenderism' used to be considered a symptom of underlying mental problems. It is, of course, but now no one who claims an alphabet identity is treated for their primary mental problems.

The increased suicide rate among alphabet people (despite near mandatory acceptance) demonstrates this principle.

The director of King County’s coordinating agency for homelessness, All Home, has resigned after an annual homelessness conference last week during which a dancer gave lap dances and kissed attendees.

Acting director Kira Zylstra resigned over the weekend, a county spokesperson told The Seattle Times in an email Monday.

The spokesperson said that when officials at the county’s Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) found out about “a performance that was inappropriate for the conference,” they started an investigation into the event “and the leadership of All Home.”

“The investigation of the event and the leadership of All Home is currently underway,” spokesperson Sherry Hamilton wrote in the email.

At the annual homelessness conference on Dec. 9, performer Beyoncé Black St. James danced topless in a sheer bodysuit, gave lap dances and kissed attendees, according to two sources who were at the event. Attendees were government employees, nonprofit workers and members of the faith community, some of whom seemed uncomfortable with the performance, those sources said.

“I’m not personally offended by it, it just seemed so wrong and out of place for what we were there for,” said Rev. Bill Kirlin-Hackett, worrying that critics of Seattle’s approach to homelessness would see video of the event and use it to target local government and its efforts to end homelessness. “I just knew it was going to hit social media and when it hit social media, this is kind of like what every opponent of the collective work would wish for.”

You know that these attention whores would disappear into anonymity if you guys stopped watching their videos.

Bump. Beyond-disgusting mentally-ill freak attacks reporter!

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The society that encourages this idiocy and insanity to happen genuinely deserves to be burnt entirely down to the ground.