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An Unquiet Riot
by The Masked Narrator (no address provided)

***

A man reflects on the first time he met his lady love - 
on a day shadowed by the memory of a great tragedy. Set 
in the not-too-distant future, with a crude attempt at 
satirizing people and events of the present. Safe bet 
'open-minded' people will be VERY offended. (MF, sci-fi, 
rom)

***

By the time the elevator doors slid aside Jeffery was 
already pawing at Felicity's clothes, and vice versa. 
The door to their hotel room swung open to grant them 
ingress; earlier in the week the clerk checking Jeffery 
in had transmitted his likeness to the sensor built in 
the door's 'peephole'. The two lovebirds never noticed 
it shut behind them; so fixated were they on each other 
that when Felicity moved to push Jeffery on the bed he 
missed it entirely and hit the floor instead- lucky for 
him the shag carpet was fairly thick.

By the time Jeffery had risen to his feet Felicity was 
lying on the mattress with her skirt pulled up to her 
navel and her legs spread wide in invitation. Her lover 
drunk in the site before him until he could hold back no 
longer; after yanking down his pants and the boxers 
inside them in one quick motion he put his hands on her 
hips, stared into her eyes and thrust with all his 
strength. Her yells practically made the 'Do Not 
Disturb' sign redundant.

Late into the next morning Felicity stirred to see 
Jeffery watching her, his arms wrapped around her slim 
body. For seconds that seemed to last centuries they 
just peered into each other's eyes until Jeffery found 
his voice, "See what these business trips away from you 
do to me?"

"Good thing I got tired of waiting for you to come 
home!" she said back, bringing a laugh out of both of 
them. The couple held each other quietly for a moment; 
eventually Jeffery reached behind him on the remote on 
the nightstand and turned on the morning news.

"-Remind the public that today is the anniversary of the 
infamous Jenner Riots," the anchorwoman squawked.

"Already?" Jeffery shrugged, "Damn, the days go fast."

Felicity took the information in, "You know," she spoke, 
"When I tell my friends I first met you at the 
anniversary of the riots, they tell me how 'freakin' 
morbid' it is."

"I lie about I met you," Jeffery quipped, Felicity swat 
him jokingly and both laughed again. The finally rose to 
get dressed and as Jeffery swung his legs over the side 
of the bed he found himself thinking back to that day.

A young, pimple-faced Jeffery took a seat among the many 
chairs set up in the school gym for the annual assembly. 
Beyond the rows of seats in front of him teachers worked 
to set up a holographic projector. Other students moved 
about finding seats around their friends.

"Excuse me?" Jeffery turned in the direction of the 
voice. Next to him stood a girl around his age, fairly 
attractive in spite of a face marred by almost as many 
zits as his own, "Sorry, but could you move so I can sit 
with my friends? The other seats are taken."

"What- oh. Sure." Jeffery move over to the seat on his 
left, the girl who would later introduce herself as 
Felicity sat down beside him. She then turned to speak 
to him, "Every year they drag us in here for this?"

"I ain't knocking it, means one period I don't have to 
disappoint Mr. Huffman by how much I suck at trig." The 
teens chuckled, at which point the principal called for 
attention before turning on the projector.

Above the projector appeared the image of a dark-
skinned, grey-haired woman who had undergone so many 
cosmetic surgeries that her face resembled a shoddily 
constructed mannequin. She opened her mouth and a voice 
distorted by years of cigarettes and whiskey croaked 
from nearby speakers.

"Greetings. My name is Kim Katarina Kardashian. The 
following images may be disturbing to some, but it is 
important that all of you not look away."

Her image faded to be replaced by two faces; one of a 
hideous old man alongside that of an equally grotesque 
woman who could have passed for his fraternal twin.

"The first image you see," The speaker's voice sounded, 
"Is that of a man named Bruce Jenner. Beside him is the 
same person after a now-outlawed surgical procedure who 
went by the name of Caitlin.

"Jenner was one of a group of sexual deviants who 
referred to themselves as transgenders. Born into a rich 
family, he used his familial wealth and connections to 
excessively bombard the media with the insistence that 
he and his were not deviants but a persecuted minority 
that should be embraced and celebrated."

The two faces vanished before a procession of newspapers 
and periodicals materialized in their place, all of them 
depicting Jenner before and after the transformation.

"What Jenner failed to realize is that this ceaseless 
preaching actually stoked the fires of resentment in 
many people- resentment toward 'her' and by extension, 
toward transgenders in general. Even some of those who 
might have been sympathetic to her cause at one point 
felt they had the right to choose who to accept or not 
accept and saw what Jenner did as a subtle form of 
bullying. Of the many celebrities who outwardly claimed 
to adore or admire Jenner many would later confess to 
lying about how they truly felt, afraid that their 
politically-incorrect way of thinking would get them 
shunned."

The magazines and newspapers then too faded, in their 
place a two-dimensional image of a video about to be 
played on something called youtube. Jeffery had seen 
this once a year since first grade and he shuddered at 
the anticipation of what was about to happen- to his 
surprise the girl beside him unconsciously reached over 
to grab his hand!


The projector played a scene depicting Jenner making a 
speech in an open space, amidst sounds of applause, 
until a middle-aged man- seeming to show up from 
nowhere- appeared behind Jenner gripping a heavy wrench 
with both hands and bashed her skull in repeatedly 
before her bodyguards overpowered him. Jeffery raised 
his arm in front of his eyes.

"At his trial," the old woman's voice continued, "The 
man who assailed Jenner plead guilty yet insisted before 
that day he had no bias against most transgenders - but 
after hearing about Jenner one too many times caused him 
to simply 'snap'. Unfortunately, his alleged breakdown 
would light powder kegs across the globe.

"Upon seeing Jenner pulverized on the news or online, 
people who for so long had bottled up anger over 
Jenner's tirades for forced tolerance shoved down their 
throats grew enraged and lashed out brutally at the very 
people Jenner had berated for them to accept."

The projector showed images of what she spoke. Mobs 
descended on 'celebrity' transgenders - or on drag 
queens in city streets, striking them down with crowbars 
and tire irons, shooting them from the windows of 
speeding by cars. Neighbourhoods engulfed by fire.

"Entire sections of major cities across the globe burned 
to ash," the spokeswoman intoned, "Many of the 
staggeringly high death count were people who had or 
wanted nothing to do with the targets of this rage but 
simply had the ill fortune to live two or three doors 
down from them. More than two thirds of the perpetrators 
of the attacks perished in the rioting themselves- and 
still there were more standing than civilian law 
personnel could contain without military assistance!

"The fear that such chaos could happen again gripped 
people worldwide, to such extremes that when a few came 
forward suggesting preventative solutions that a week 
before would have been rejected as violations of human 
rights their words were not merely welcomed, but seen as 
divine guidance.

"From this moment on nobody was to give any of society's 
young the notion that wanting to be the opposite gender 
was okay or acceptable- and certainly not heroic. No one 
of the medical community was to indulge any inquiries of 
the so-called 'sex change'- the few surgeons discovered 
to be performing such procedures were stripped of their 
licences, their names and misdeeds broadcast across the 
internet as a warning to others. And to ensure future 
generations would understand the necessity of these 
measures, people everywhere would be expected to observe 
the anniversary of the horrible events now known as the 
Jenner Riots."

At this point the old woman's face reappeared above the 
projector, "In recent times," Her mouth moved with the 
words, "People have criticized these measures, claiming 
that they blame the victims. It is understandable to 
suspect this, but make no mistake it is not true. These 
tragic events were ultimately sparked by degenerates 
imposing their decadence on society. Whoever forgets 
history is damned to repeat it."

"Jeffery?- Jeffery!" Felicity's adult voice, with the 
assistance of her hand shaking his shoulder brought him 
back to the present.

"What- sorry there," Jeffery met her gaze and clutched 
her hand, "Just a little lost down memory lane for a 
spell." Rising to his feet Jeffery looked down as if 
ashamed of what he was about to say next, "I'm not 
saying I'm glad those things happened, but part of me 
worries whether we might have passed each other by if 
they didn't."

Felicity absorbed this, not sure how to respond. Finally 
she said, "We can't change the past- best we can do is 
make sure it stays there. Now come over and give me a 
kiss."

END

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