Escalating anti-LGBT+ hate and the terrorism it inspires

[KidTDragon]

Either way, this sounds like a primo opportunity for some malicious compliance by never referring to any student by a pronoun.

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

And then Karens will complain about it, getting school staff fired. Which will then result in the asshats who made these policies choosing more compliant replacements. Because double standards aren't a bug, or even just a feature; they're the entire point.

 

[Paladin]

and the worthless dementia patient in the White House ends his rambling tenure signing the first ANTI-LGBT+ bill in decades, setting the stage for the INCOMING worthless dementia patient to the White House to take even further steps on this genocide.

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[Ungnome]

Biden was in a tough situation here, it was either veto the bill and let the military budget flounder for a month given his replacement will sign the bill anyway in as soon as he takes office or sign the bill and end up with the same results only without military personnel being in limbo until Trump takes over. It's not a good situation for trans kids, but it wouldn't be either way, unfortunately.

 

[Pocket]

As if "letting the military go broke" wouldn't be a very good idea right now considering who's about to be in charge of it.

 

[Rhinox]

. . . . yeah, honestly, I'd be okay with the military having less right now. I know the world is a shitbucket, but we've spent the vast majority of our funds for the entirety of our lives on the ******* thing. Surely it can withstand a month and, if not, then we need to re evaluate the whole goddamn thing.

 

[Ungnome]

Was more concerned about the actual personnel getting their pay and benefits than them spending another quarter billion on a fighter jet, actually.

 

[Pocket]

Surely it can withstand a month and, if not, then we need to re evaluate the whole goddamn thing.

It's wild that the party that supposedly cares so much about the military once forced the Postal Service to set aside enough money to cover its employees' entire retirement plans, but forces the military to live paycheck-to-paycheck as it were.