Trans Politician Olivia Hill
Gender Identification Would not Make Somebody Evil …
Actions Do!!!

Printed August 29, 2025 3:00 AM PDT

Olivia Hill is urging the general public to not blame your entire transgender group for the actions of 1 disturbed particular person … claiming identification would not matter in conditions just like the latest Minneapolis capturing, however actions do.

We caught up with the Metropolitan Council Member-at-Massive of Nashville and Davidson County in Tennessee — an brazenly transgender girl who took workplace in 2023 — and she or he says Robin Westman, the Annunciation College shooter who was reportedly trans, was a horrible particular person … easy as that.

Hill says she would not care about an individual’s race, faith, sexual orientation or gender identification … insisting all these markers must be stripped away when discussing heinous crimes.

Olivia says she’s bored with individuals blaming a complete group for horrible conduct when one particular person is solely accountable for their very own actions. She says the each day hate she receives has solely grown since Wednesday’s mass capturing.

Hill’s additionally pushing for gun reform … insisting that defending children have to be the true goal of presidency.

As you already know … cops say two kids have been killed and at the least 17 individuals have been injured when Westman fired greater than 100 rounds by means of the home windows of a church throughout morning Mass. Police mentioned Westman used a rifle, a shotgun and a handgun, earlier than dying by a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the scene.

Video confirmed kids fleeing the church … and, native officers — like Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey — have publicly condemned the violence and known as for reform.

Mayor Frey additionally spoke up on behalf of the transgender group, saying at a press convention Wednesday … “Anyone who’s utilizing this as a possibility to villainize our trans group, or every other group on the market, has misplaced their sense of widespread humanity. We shouldn’t be working out of a spot of hate.”