I have been watching this idiot have a meltdown for days. This is the result of allowing transgender morons to believe that they do NOT have a mental condition. Gender dysphoria is spreading across the country like wildfire. Why? Because progressive liberals have trained these sick people to believe that their behavior is normal.
Jarrett Vick, a 27-year-old University of Central Florida (UCF) student, went viral in July 2026 following the release of bodycam footage from his arrest. The incident, which occurred in February 2025, involved Vick screaming at a police officer for using masculine pronouns, leading to him being pepper-sprayed and tased.
Key details regarding the case:
- Charges: Vick was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.
- Legal Status: He pleaded not guilty to all charges; court records indicate the case was marked as closed after a court appearance on January 16.
- Public Reaction: The booking photo and bodycam video were circulated widely on social media platforms like X and Reddit, often framed by media outlets as a “pronoun meltdown” or “epic meltdown.”
- Student’s Response: Vick disputed the officers’ actions, telling the New York Post that he was being “f–king harassed by the cops” and blamed the media for his current situation.
Sadly, I just discovered today that this moron went berserker and was a student at my hometown university. The University of Central Florida is the third largest university in the country. Can you imagine how many transvestites are enrolled there. I live 20 minutes from the campus and see these weirdos all over town.
Excluding online enrollement, here is the current breakdown of universities in terms of enrollment:
- Pennsylvania State University (Public): Approximately 87,995 students.
- Texas A&M University (Public): Approximately 79,114 students.
- University of Central Florida (Public): Approximately 69,818 students.
Here ya go, for his pleasure:
Gender dysphoria is a clinical condition characterized by clinically significant distress or impairment resulting from a marked incongruence between a person’s experienced or expressed gender and the sex they were assigned at birth. It is diagnosed in the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) when this mismatch causes substantial discomfort, anxiety, or depression that affects daily functioning, rather than being a disorder of gender identity itself.
Key aspects include:
- Definition: The core component is the distress arising from the mismatch between one’s gender identity and assigned sex, not the identity variance itself.
- Diagnosis: Requires at least two specific criteria (such as a strong desire to be of a different gender or a desire to rid oneself of primary/secondary sex characteristics) lasting at least six months in adolescents and adults.
- Distinction: Not all transgender or non-binary people experience gender dysphoria; gender nonconformity is a matter of diversity, not disorder.
- Treatment: Management often involves gender-affirming care, including social transitioning, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), and psychotherapy, which can alleviate distress.
- Classification: While included in the DSM-5 as a mental health diagnosis to facilitate access to medical care, the ICD-11 classifies it as gender incongruence outside of mental disorders, focusing on healthcare access rather than pathology.
