Billboard Chris, a father of two young girls, told the Daily Caller he plans to continue to speak out against puberty blockers being prescribed to kids despite threats and assaults against him from transgender activists.
Chris Elston has became famous for attending protests wearing a sign that reads, “Children cannot consent to puberty blockers.” Elston has been attacked for the statement on multiple occasions, but says he will continue to speak out against what he calls “the biggest child abuse scandal in modern medicine history.” (RELATED: Crowd Protesting Anti-Puberty Blocker Activist Doesn’t Seem To Realize He’s Standing Right In Front Of Them)
“I’ve been assaulted 30 or 40 times,” Chris said in an exclusive sit-down interview with the Daily Caller. “I’ve had my arm broken by Antifa in Montreal. I’ve been arrested twice after getting assaulted, banned from walking on the streets of Vancouver for six months until our Crown prosecutor threw out the charge. But that’s nothing compared to what’s happening to these kids. So I’m just going to keep on going out there. A little broken bone here and there is no big deal.”
One viral video from March shows Elston conducting an interview at a protest while transgender activists repeatedly yell, “Fuck you” around him, moments before one lunges at his neck. Elston says his arm has been broken by Antifa activists.
“I’m a dad of two girls,” Elston told the Caller. “When I first learned about puberty blockers, I think they were just seven and nine years old. They’re 11 and 13 now, but I saw this term ‘puberty blockers,’ and I said, ‘What the heck are those?’ And I looked it up, and of course, they’re exactly what they sound like: Perfectly healthy children are having their physical development stopped.”