An event warning against the transgender treatments and surgeries on minors, featuring a detransitioned teenager named Chloe Cole, has been removed from event managing and ticketing platform Eventbrite.

In an email provided to The Daily Wire, Eventbrite claims it has deplatformed the event hosted by the Palmetto Family Council because it violates a policy on “hateful, violent, and dangerous events.”

“We have determined that your event is not permitted on the Eventbrite platform as it violates our Community Guidelines and Terms of Service, specifically our policy on Hateful, Dangerous, or Violent Content and Events,” Eventbrite’s Trust and Safety team said in an email. “As a result, your event has been unpublished. Please be aware that severe or repeated violations of our community guidelines may result in the suspension or termination of your Eventbrite account.”

The Daily Wire has reached out to Eventbrite about its cancelation, but have yet to receive a response.

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Palmetto Family Council said in an email that the event, which is slated for November 6, is being held “to discuss the dangers of transgenderism for minors and specifically to foster a movement to stop the genital mutilation of minors in South Carolina and across the country who are too young to consent to such procedures and therapies.”

“Simply, Palmetto Family Council has been censored for taking a stand against the LGBTQ+ progressive agenda,” the group said. “Our staff is working diligently to find a solution to this unexpected situation.”

“We will continue to fight against the radical LGBTQ+ agenda, censorship from big tech and cultural elites, and fight for Christian conservative values in every sphere,” they added.

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Cole’s irreversible medical gender transition started when she was just 13 years old, and by 16, the teen started to detransition.

The activist is notably suing the Kaiser Permanente healthcare system for her transgender treatment. Recently testifying before Congress, the teenager pleaded with lawmakers to let her story be the “final warning.”

“Doctors are human, too, and sometimes they are wrong,” she said before Congress. “My childhood was ruined – along with thousands of de-transitioners that I know through our networks – this needs to stop. You alone can stop it. Enough children have already been victimized by this barbaric pseudoscience; please let me be your final warning.”

This is not the first time Cole has been a target of censorship. Earlier this month, the teen was censored by Instagram. It’s not entirely clear why Cole was censored, but she captioned a photo of her bio on the social media platform, wherein she identifies herself as a detransitioner.

Cole’s bio notes that she’s “female” with two X chromosomes and a “former trans kid.” It also says that she was started on testosterone and puberty blockers at age 13, underwent a double mastectomy at 15, and finally detransitioned at 16.

“Your account cannot be shown to non-followers,” the social media platform said, according to the screenshots. “Your account activity may not follow our Recommendations Guidelines.”

“What this means: Your account and content won’t appear in places like Explore, Search, Suggested Users, Reels, and Feed Recommendations,” the message added.

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Newly released video shows a Jack in the Box restaurant employee in Texas shoot at a drive-thru customer, allegedly over missing curly fries.

Anthony Ramos says he was in a vehicle with his pregnant wife and six-year-old daughter when an argument erupted over his missing order of curly fries. The confrontation, which occurred in March 2021, ended with employee Alonniea Ford-Theriot, now 30, shooting at Ramos.

Video appears to show Ford-Theriot throwing handfuls of ketchup packets at Ramos from the drive-thru window, before walking a few steps away, grabbing a gun from her pocket, and then shooting at Ramos. The vehicle swiftly drives away and Ford-Theriot closes the drive-thru window.

Ramos has since filed a lawsuit against Ford-Theriot and Jack in the Box over the incident and is seeking $250,000 in damages. His attorney, Randall Kallinen, was able to obtain the video of the confrontation through discovery and released the footage this past week.

“It was pointed right at me,” Ramos said. “I’m surprised she didn’t get me.”

“She’s aiming. She’s leaning. She’s not just going up in the air. She’s trying to kill them,” Kallinen said of Ford-Theriot during a recent press conference.

Ford-Theriot told ABC13 that she’s “not an angry person” or a “mad monster.”

“I’m just a woman trying to work for my family,” Ford-Theriot said, adding, “I’m not going to pull out no gun and shoot at somebody over no curly fries. Come on.”

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The news outlet asked Ford-Theriot about the video showing her shooting at Ramos, but the former fast-food employee seemed to deny this. “If you hear the audio, you didn’t hear the gun go off at all,” she claimed.

ABC13 noted that the video has no audio, but it does show a muzzle flash and court records confirm that Houston police found a spent shell casing.

Ford-Theriot was initially charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, which is a felony, but pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of deadly conduct, ABC13 reports. The former Jack in the Box employee has completed one year of deferred adjudication community supervision.

Kallinen has told the media that Ford-Theriot pleaded guilty to terroristic threat back in 2012, before she was hired by Jack in the Box.

“Jack in the Box needs to investigate their prospective employees,” the attorney said. “As in this example, Ms. Ford had pled guilty to a terroristic threat, and that was a public record in Harris County. Also, the manager should have de-escalated the situation. On the video, it appeared that the manager did not do anything to tell the employee to go back or that they would take care of it, and let the situation escalate.”

A spokesperson for Jack in the Box has denied all responsibility relating to the incident.

“While we cannot comment on ongoing litigation, we are aware of the situation involving an employee of one of our independent franchisees and remain focused on providing a safe environment for customers and restaurant workers,” the spokesperson said.

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