Prominent transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has found himself at the center of a firestorm, following a video where he complained about being labeled a man by some news outlets.

Mulvaney’s comments led to a viral response from Megyn Kelly, the host of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” who tweeted a seven-word retort to her 2.7 million followers: “Move to Canada, Dylan. You’ll love it.”

Kelly’s tweet, which has been viewed over 1.3 million times, refers to a 2021 Canadian court ruling that deemed deliberate misgendering in the workplace a human rights violation.

This violation of British Columbia’s Human Rights Act could result in thousands of dollars in fines and mandatory inclusion training, though not an arrest.

Matt Walsh, the host of the Daily Wire, also weighed in on the controversy, tweeting to his 1.7 million followers: “Dylan Mulvaney calls for the arrest of people who call him a man. Do you still think I’ve been too mean to this guy?”

This social media storm comes in the wake of Mulvaney’s partnership with Bud Light, which ignited significant controversy and led to the TikTok star addressing fans for the first time since the uproar.

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In a video posted on Thursday, Mulvaney said, “A lot has been said about me. Some of which is so far from my truth that I was like hearing my name and I didn’t know who they were talking about sometimes.”

Mulvaney’s comments on dehumanization and cruelty followed a three-week hiatus from social media after Anheuser-Busch’s decision to hire him to promote Bud Light beer sparked public outrage.

In an Instagram post, Mulvaney expressed his confusion over the need for such dehumanization and cruelty, trusting that those who know him and his heart would not listen to the “noise.”

However, the “noise” to which Mulvaney refers stems from millions of ordinary individuals opposing the elite-driven transgender ideology he supports in partnership with various companies, including Maybelline cosmetics.

This ideology seeks to suppress civic and legal recognition of the two distinct and complementary differences between the sexes, posing new risks for Americans’ physical health, youth development, mental health, sciences, and overall life satisfaction.

Furthermore, the transgender ideology threatens to dismantle single-sex institutions and activities, such as sports, bathrooms, and clubs, that enable men and women, gays and lesbians, and young girls and boys to compete and cooperate in a diverse democracy.

This ideology also limits people’s freedom and generates civic confusion by asserting that individuals’ sex is determined by their “gender identity.”

In his Thursday statement, Mulvaney said, “I’m a theatre person and … I’m camp, but this is just my personality, and it always has been.”

A Rasmussen poll of 1,041 adults released on April 18 indicated that 54% of Americans support a Bud Light boycott following the brewer’s choice to hire a transgender spokesperson.

The boycott supporters include 53% of men, 57% of white respondents, 66% of Republicans, and 57% of individuals under 40 years old. Since the boycott began, Bud Light beer sales have dropped a “staggering” 17%.

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