Our pal Billboard Chris unfortunately got assaulted by some trans activists yesterday on Trans Day of Visibility.

Chris was in Vancouver donning his typical "Children cannot consent to puberty blockers sign," which the trans activists did not like one bit. He was apparently assaulted a whopping three times, though so far, there's only footage of two of the incidents. The first time occurred when one of the activists tried to grab his phone, presumably to keep him from filming.

He was then assaulted a second time while giving an interview to Dan Dicks of Press For Truth. He noted that this assault was more serious, as he was surrounded on all sides, and a biological male got inches from his face. When Chris tried to push this person away from his face, the person lunged for his neck.

If you notice, police are standing in the background and did nothing to de-escalate the situation. Dan Dicks showed them the footage of the assault after it took place and they claimed Chris incited the attack.

Dicks asks the police officers, "Did you just say he came here to incited violence by forcing his opinion on people?" And they replied, "yes."

Dicks pressed them, "You think he came here to incite violence because they got offended by his sign?" One of the officers said, "When you talk to someone, and scream at someone..." Dicks then pointed out that the activists were the ones who surrounded Chris and got in his face, but she was not having it.

A Twitter sleuth noticed one of the officers appeared to be smiling and enjoying Chris's assault:

These events seem to be getting increasingly dangerous, even if all you do is wear a sign. And Chris alluded to a potential lawsuit of the Vancouver Police Department, which would be interesting to see play out.

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