Rep from SC introduces bill to ban trans rep from using correct restroom

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13 hours ago, skaxboy said:

Everyone should just use the restroom on Rep. Mace since she seems to be so full of s hit already!
 

Republicans are massive hypocrites. There are dozens of actual predators in their party. Hell, there are a few in Trumps cabinet selection. 
 

I’ll never forget Michelle Duggar, of 19 Kids and Counting, recording a message that was used for a robocalling campaign. The message warned people about a city ordinance allowing trans ppl from using restrooms according to their gender identity. All while her own son abused a few of his own sisters while in Michelle’s home. She and her husband tried to cover it up. Josh Duggar, the abusive son, is currently in jail for possession of horrific material involving infants. There’s a documentary called Shiny Happy People about their family. 
 

 

Oh the Duggars is a rabbit hole to go down. For anyone interested, the book Counting the Cost is very eye opening.

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8 hours ago, River said:

F-ck all these LGBTQ+ f-ckers who didn't vote Kamala.

 

8 hours ago, RenegAde said:

What about the gays that voted trump

There is a certain part of the world that I want these people to experience, but I don't want to be banned so. 

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Honestly just make washrooms gender neutral like in scandinavia and these disagreements dont have to mean anything anymore. Then how u feel about it doesnt matter

 

To me that seems like an easy and fair and progressive compromise

 

Washrooms were segregated simpmy by sex and body parts but now modern and progressive views on fluidity of gender identity complicates a 2-binary washroom system too much for it to work well for everyone anymore imo.

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What shocks me the most is so much attention and hatred directed at a group of people who make up 1% of the population. It's just such a low blow constantly targeting people who have no effective way of defending themselves. (as in they don't have legislation guaranteeing them the right to safety and dignity)  Trans people are not asking for the Earth to be moved for them they just want to be referred to by a preferred pronoun and be able to pee in peace. That's it. And to see Fox News anchors repeatedly misgender Sarah shows they're committed to disrespecting her and all trans people regardless, the bathroom issue is only one example. I find it quite overwhelming seeing such a wave of blatant dehumanization directed at trans people, it actually hurts me heart. Like when I see comments like "I don't care I'm still referring to him as a man" even when the person has invested heavily in feminizing their appearance. Like if you said that to the same person on the street would you not expect them to punch you in the throat in rage?  Does anyone else feel that way? Is there any comfort to be found in moments like this that feel particularly offensive?