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Heard the phrase “Be Gay, Do Crime”? It’s not a meme, it’s the title of a book used as a manifesto by a self-described trans activist and UNC Asheville sociology professor.
Blue Buchanan is peddling taxpayer-funded, radical ideology under the guise of academia, pushing content that targets conservative gay men, trashes parents’ rights, and even frames violence as a legitimate form of "resistance."
Let’s connect the dots: This same faction glorifies “queer resistance,” spreads armed propaganda on campuses, and receives platforms (and paychecks) from our public universities. Meanwhile, anyone who dares to post “Christian resistance” with a firearm would be met with FBI raids and media condemnation before they could blink.
There’s a clear double standard. And it’s dangerous.
We don’t need proof that this ideology leads somewhere dark. Just last week, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah university by a suspect reportedly radicalized by militant trans rhetoric. Two weeks before, a militant trans shooter killed two 8-year-olds and wounded 18 more at the Annunciation Catholic School in Minnesota.
Law enforcement calls them politically and religiously motivated killings — the latest sign this militant trans movement isn’t just loud, it’s lethal.
The rhetoric used by UNC Asheville Professor Buchanan and others goes far beyond “free speech.” He’s openly declared that laws protecting parents' rights are an “existential threat,” equating opposition with violence.
If you disagree with him, you’re a threat to his life — and that, apparently, justifies radical action.
Sound familiar?
We can’t ignore the red flags. Between armed propaganda, taxpayer-funded activism, and now targeted murders, we’re not dealing with peaceful protest anymore.
So, when do we start treating this as the threat it is?

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