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GURPS

INGSOC
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Here’s What’s In The ‘Obscene’ Books Being Removed From Schools Across The Country



“Parents across the country have organically risen to fight the obviously age-inappropriate material that has crept into public schools,” Brooke Stephens, a member of Utah Parents United, a group focused on parental rights in education, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “Once they see it, they know it’s wrong and they won’t give up until it’s gone.”

“Gender Queer” the most challenged book in schools, is about a character with “e/em/eir” pronouns navigating being queer. The book contains cartoon images of a boy masturbating and performing oral sex on another man.

All Boys Aren’t Blue,” a memoir about the experience of a black queer boy growing up, does not contain graphic images but describes graphic sexual encounters.

“He reached his hand down and pulled out my dick,” “All Boys Aren’t Blue” states. “He quickly went to giving me head. I just sat back and enjoyed it as I could tell he was, too.”
 

GURPS

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New York Times editorial board says right-wing paramilitary groups are showing up at anti-LGBTQ protests




You’d think there’d be two sides to this story: those who think Drag Queen Story Hour teaches tolerance to young children, and those who think Drag Queen Story Hour sexualizes them. But there’s no indication in the New York Times editorial board’s piece that there’s “another side” — Drag Queen Story Hour is as good as all of the people who participate say it is. Why, we should bring together toddlers and drag queens as much as possible.

There’s a reason this editor is doing a post on this tweet that isn’t getting much engagement: a paramilitary group did show up at a “family-friendly” drag show in Texas. That paramilitary group was Antifa, and they were carrying pride flags along with their AR-15s, standing guard over the drag brunch. We’d think that parents bringing small children to a drag show would be wary of people open-carrying right outside, but we didn’t hear any complaints. Look:




So, no, New York Times, this is not a right-wing paramilitary group.







The editorial board’s evidence that right-wing paramilitary groups are joining protesters at anti-LGBTQ events is a pellet shot through the front window of the Brewmaster’s Taproom in Renton, Washington. The only other example is a “shouting match.”

The editorial board writes as part of its series, “The Danger Within”:

Far-right activists have been waging a nationwide campaign of harassment against L.G.B.T.Q. people and events in which they participate. Drag queen story events are similar to other public readings for children, except that readers dress in a highly stylized and gender-fluid manner and often read books that focus on acceptance and tolerance. This month alone, drag queen events were the target of protests in Grand Prairie, Texas; San Antonio; Fall River, Mass.; Columbus, Ohio; Southern Pines, N.C.; Jacksonville, Fla.; Lakeland, Fla.; Chicago; Long Island; and Staten Island.

We thought “riots” were the language of the unheard.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
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Federal Judge Says School Hiding Kids’ Gender Transitions Doesn’t ‘Shock The Conscience,’ Throws Out Parent Lawsuit



“While the court is apprehensive about the alleged policy and actions of the Ludlow Public Schools with regard to parental notification, it cannot conclude the decision to withhold information” about the children from their parents meets the conscience-shocking legal standard in Massachusetts, the judge wrote in his December 14 ruling.

Back in April, parents Stephen Foote and Marissa Silvestri filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts federal court against staff members at Paul R. Baird Middle School, as well as the elected school committee, and the town of Ludlow just east of Springfield, Massachusetts.

School officials “impermissibly inserted themselves into the private realm” of their family, violating their “rights to make decisions regarding their children’s upbringing, mental health, and well-being,” the parents wrote in their suit.



A federal judge essentially says parents have no rights over their children



In other words, said a federal judge, for schools to keep a profound secret about a child who has ostensibly made a decision that could alter the child’s entire life—surgeries, hormones, suicide, substance abuse—is no big deal. It’s a little worrisome, sure, but why should anyone get upset about it? As the Kinks once sang, “Girls will be boys and boys will be girls. It’s a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world….” Get with the transgender times, man!

No!

The heck with that. That is not true. Parents love their children; the state does not. The state’s only goal is power, while a parent’s only goal is for his or her child to have the best possible life. It is madness for anyone to give priority to a state that wants to turn children into gender-free widgets who have loyalty only to the government.

And another thing (a phrase I’ve long wanted to write): What kind of 11-year-old expresses herself as that child allegedly did? Anyone with a brain—that is, a parent who knows young people—knows that the letter’s business-like tone is utterly alien to a child. That is the kind of letter that an adult writes, and I’m willing to bet that some social worker, administrator, or teacher not only wrote the letter but was behind the transition.
 

spr1975wshs

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Ludlow used to be a moderately conservative community.
The seepage of Liberal cess fleeing the expense of eastern Mass. has been eroding that the past few decades.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
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“sex … is an immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth”




First, you’ll be encouraged that at least seven out of twelve judges on the Court found that Drew Adams is a biological girl, period. Her “gender identity” is completely different from whether under the law she is a girl or not. Boys bathrooms are for boys, not for girls who dress like boys:

In holding the bathroom policy unconstitutional, the district court never made a finding that Adams is a “biological boy,” as the dissent claims, which is the classification that the School Board uses to restrict access to the male bathrooms and the classification that Adams is challenging. The district court looked to Adams’s gender identity—not Adams’s biological sex—for purposes of evaluating the bathroom policy. And even the dissent acknowledges, as it must, that gender identity is different from biological sex.​


Next, the Court cited the Frontiero case, in which the U.S. Supreme Court said that “sex … is an immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth:”

Thus, despite the dissent’s suggestion, the district court did not make a finding equating gender identity as akin to biological sex. Nor could the district court have made such a finding that would have legal significance. To do so would refute the Supreme Court’s longstanding recognition that “sex, like race and national origin, is an immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth.” Frontiero v. Richardson (1973); see also Immutable, Oxford English Dictionary (2d ed. 1989) (“Not mutable; not subject to or susceptible of change; unchangeable, unalterable, changeless.”).​



In saying sex is immutable, they meant it cannot be changed. The majority seemed intrigued by the concept of “gender fluidity,” which seems to imply something more “mutable” than “immutable.” In saying that sex is determined SOLELY by birth, they meant you can’t change it next Wednesday based on how you are feeling at the moment, or for any other reason. The Court explained, “There is simply no alternative definition of ‘sex’ for transgender persons as compared to non transgender persons.”

The Court wrote that biological differences between the sexes was the fundamental reason for constitutional and Title IX protections, holding “To fail to acknowledge even our most basic biological differences . . . risks making the guarantee of equal protection superficial, and so disserving it.”

In what should be, but isn’t, entirely uncontroversial, the Court also recognized that non-trans kids have protectable privacy rights in the bathroom, explaining that “the protection of individual privacy will occasionally require some segregation between the sexes is beyond doubt.” The majority rejected the lower court’s argument that Drew didn’t violate anyone’s privacy because she just used a private stall and then left the bathroom. But the Court disagreed, explaining the boy’s bathroom also has undivided urinals, and students change clothes in there.

In other words, ALL students’ privacy begins at the bathroom door.


 

spr1975wshs

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“sex … is an immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth”




First, you’ll be encouraged that at least seven out of twelve judges on the Court found that Drew Adams is a biological girl, period. Her “gender identity” is completely different from whether under the law she is a girl or not. Boys bathrooms are for boys, not for girls who dress like boys:



Next, the Court cited the Frontiero case, in which the U.S. Supreme Court said that “sex … is an immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth:”




In saying sex is immutable, they meant it cannot be changed. The majority seemed intrigued by the concept of “gender fluidity,” which seems to imply something more “mutable” than “immutable.” In saying that sex is determined SOLELY by birth, they meant you can’t change it next Wednesday based on how you are feeling at the moment, or for any other reason. The Court explained, “There is simply no alternative definition of ‘sex’ for transgender persons as compared to non transgender persons.”

The Court wrote that biological differences between the sexes was the fundamental reason for constitutional and Title IX protections, holding “To fail to acknowledge even our most basic biological differences . . . risks making the guarantee of equal protection superficial, and so disserving it.”

In what should be, but isn’t, entirely uncontroversial, the Court also recognized that non-trans kids have protectable privacy rights in the bathroom, explaining that “the protection of individual privacy will occasionally require some segregation between the sexes is beyond doubt.” The majority rejected the lower court’s argument that Drew didn’t violate anyone’s privacy because she just used a private stall and then left the bathroom. But the Court disagreed, explaining the boy’s bathroom also has undivided urinals, and students change clothes in there.

In other words, ALL students’ privacy begins at the bathroom door.


If you are born with a prostate, you are a male, regardless of how you want to dress and/or act.
 

Hijinx

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Let me say that just because something can be done it doesn't necessarily make it right.

Though out history and previous to the last 20 years or so plastic surgery to shape a decapitated penis into a home made Vagina did not exist . Plastic and chemically made Breasts were around for a while and some freaks installed them, but cutting the actual Johnson off and reshaping it from an exterior organ to an interior organ is a fairly new process.

Now just because the process exists does not mean it should be done, and the fact is that IF it is done it does not change the person's gender. It only mutilates the organ they were born with. It does not install a Uterus or a prostate a Birth canal or a set of balls.
The sick person that has this done and the butcher medical person who does this has only changed their appearance and not their gender.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
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'Giggle for Girls' CEO sued by biological male after being prevented from using female-only social media app



An Australian trans-identified male is suing a female-only social media platform for alleged discrimination after being barred from using the service in September 2021.

According to the Guardian, Roxanne Tickle, a male who identifies as a woman, filed the federal court lawsuit on December 22, claiming to have been unlawfully barred from using the Giggle for Girls social media app. A further complaint against Giggle CEO Sall Grover in the lawsuit is that she believes “transgender women, including the Applicant, to be male.”

The trans-identified male is seeking damages, complete access to the female-only online space, and a written apology from Grover.

“I believe that I am being discriminated against by being provided with extremely limited functionality of a smartphone app by the app provider compared to that of other users because I am a transgender woman,” Tickle stated in an earlier complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission filed in 2021.
 

RoseRed

American Beauty
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'Giggle for Girls' CEO sued by biological male after being prevented from using female-only social media app



An Australian trans-identified male is suing a female-only social media platform for alleged discrimination after being barred from using the service in September 2021.

According to the Guardian, Roxanne Tickle, a male who identifies as a woman, filed the federal court lawsuit on December 22, claiming to have been unlawfully barred from using the Giggle for Girls social media app. A further complaint against Giggle CEO Sall Grover in the lawsuit is that she believes “transgender women, including the Applicant, to be male.”

The trans-identified male is seeking damages, complete access to the female-only online space, and a written apology from Grover.

“I believe that I am being discriminated against by being provided with extremely limited functionality of a smartphone app by the app provider compared to that of other users because I am a transgender woman,” Tickle stated in an earlier complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission filed in 2021.
If Roxanne Tickle wants to be taken seriously, she should have used another last name. Johnson perhaps?
 
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