Holy Entitlement, Batman! Transgender American Sought Asylum in Canada for RIDICULOUS ‘Hate Crime’ – Twitchy
This story is in fact an ideal wrapping for left: Overwrive, hysterical, and carry. The thing is that Canada – unlike the United States – appears to implement its laws related to asylum.
Daria Bloodworth moved to Canada in 2019, seeking “asylum” for hate crimes via phobia.
But he plays quickly and loses the definition of “hate crimes via phobia”:
LOL was one modern case of an American transformed American trying to obtain asylum in Canada by claiming that he was a victim of “hate crime via phobia” in the United States.
It turns out that the “crime of hatred” is that his colleagues in the room changed the WiFi password because he did not pay his bills pic.twitter.com/erlmwg3efb
Pagliacci 🌝 (Slatzism) January 28, 2025
The room colleague of the police explains that the family was struggling with the Bloodworth behavior for several months, and that repeated efforts were made to expel him from housing. He also says that Bloodworth is often angry at other tenants when they asked to pay his share of bills, and that Bloodworth threatened to sue themselves for “pain and suffering” when they changed the WiFi password because of his lack of payment.
An argument recently erupted on that day after frustration has reached a turning point regarding Bloodworth behavior. Specifically, the BloodWorth lacks the financial contribution in the family, and its tendency to return to the house in the middle of the night without notice or considering the quiet hours of the house.
What a peach.
The colleague of the room pulled a gun that was emptied when Bloodworth returned home late in one night. He was not accused of any crimes regarding this incident.
The Refugee Protection Department in Canada refused to claim BloodWorth to resort to 2022, and in February last year, his refugee situation was canceled.
The gold medal in the victim’s Olympics
Eargraduate January 28, 2025
Yes. World record holder, frankly.
He is in line with the behavior of a person who is unwilling to accept the responsibility of his private life options
– Redpinecone (@redpinecone0) January 28, 2025
Always the victim.
They lost a room colleague, and got asylum in Canada. Winning/win
– M. Erekson Holt (Madmardy) January 28, 2025
Yes. Canada can keep it.
I love it when the garbage itself comes out. But I feel bad for Canadians who deal with this madness.
– Askidow (AssCatranSwidow) January 28, 2025
They welcome these things.
I have seen a lot of this situation even if the matter is different, but the whole thing is based on one conclusion: in their mindset or for them: “Anything I do https://t.co/davoni04g0
– Amy Similton (Agamequeen) January 29, 2025
Bengo.
“Things I do not like” are not hate crimes. Confronting debt collectors and real estate owners because you do not pay your bills, not hate crimes. You cannot reach WiFi, you do not pay the price of a “hate crime”.
