Love the way you lie about what's been said. Could care less about transgender. Your liberal policy is giving child molesters another path to children. Now on with your dishonest lies.
Anonymous: "Love the way you lie about what's been said. Your liberal policy is giving child molesters another path to children. Now on with your dishonest lies."
Produce evidence that transgenders are a threat to the safety of children in public bathrooms or shut up. This is nothing more than rabid right wingers attacking another minority you don't understand.
The facts are that transgender people have been peeing in men's and women's bathrooms for ever. Only your ignorance would make a problem where none exists. As I said before the real child molesters are people like the former Republican Speaker of the House, Hastert, and priests. Did you raise hell about sending children to church when overwhelming evidence showed the danger certain priests presented to the safety of children?
It is transgender people who are more likely to suffer violence, not children sharing a bathroom with them.
Ducky, this whole transgender non-issue was ginned up by the same people who love to stir up fear and anger against minorities. They'll lose this fight like they lost all the others.
So "anonymous' you hate the Constitution, huh? You do know that it's there to protect the minority from the majority, don't you? So your lack of concern for the rights of a minority tells me that you either A. don't understand our Constitution or B. You dislike our Constitution. Either way, you should be ashamed but, sadly, I assume that's something that is beyond your very basic grasp.
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
Anonymous Anonymous said... Bluepitbull, Is it in the Constitution that transgenders must have access to any bathroom they want? That is a Constitutional right for them?
April 29, 2016 at 8:50 PM
No more so than it's in the Constitution that if someone feels 'yucky' about someone then that person can be denied civil liberties. Ya might want to read article 4, btw....
Shaw - How could you be so mean as to use actual evidence to ruin 'anonymous's' perfectly good hysterical rant? Don't you know that the righties are allergic to facts? Cruel, cruel woman.... :)
BlueBull, whenever there's an issue around a minority, we can depend on the usual suspects to come running here to advertise their ignorance. Apparently this particular Anonymous was not aware of the 14th Amendment and what it means.
BlueBull, that particular Anonymous is amazingly ignorant about the Constitution. It keeps coming back here to point out that there's nothing in the Constitution that specifically states a transgender can use the bathroom of his/her choice.
That Anonymous proves the research done on today's (4/30) post about education, liberalism, and conservatism. Sadly, Anon has reinforced the findings of education and political party choices.
I wonder if that Anonymous would warn everyone to keep their kids away from religious people:
CRIME Pastor accused of child rape steps down as Bristol's utility services manager RAIN SMITH • UPDATED YESTERDAY AT 10:36 AM rsmith@timesnews.net BRISTOL, Tenn. — A child rape suspect arrested on Thursday has resigned from his position as utility services manager for the city, and prosecutors say his role as pastor of a local church is relevant to the investigation.
For your daily dose of outrageous Republican hypocrisy, look no further than the state of Tennessee, where a Republican lawmaker is working tirelessly to strip transgender/queer Americans of their bathroom rights. House Bill 2414 has been co-sponsored by state Rep. Jeremy Durham, on the grounds that women would be protected from the non-existent harassment and assault of men “pretending” to be transgender in order to use the women’s bathroom.
The state legislature of Tennessee would be much better off passing a bill to protect women from the harassment of Jeremy Durham, who has been “exiled” from the House in response to allegations that he sexually harassed thirty-four different women. House Speaker Beth Harwell had Durham’s office moved across the street and limited his access to the House building after Attorney General Herbert Slatery issued a warning that declared Durham “a continuing risk to unsuspecting women who are employed by or interact with the legislature.”
Teabags, they claim they can stare down Putin but they're afraid to walk into the rest room at Target.
ReplyDeleteThey are so far down the rabbit hole.
Is North Carolin ejecting men who don't look masculine enough for the Mens room?
ReplyDeleteIf you get thrown out of one are you automatically admitted to the other? How does this stupidity play out?
Oopsie, Shaw, the bathroom ejection looks like a WND stunt
ReplyDelete... but wait a little longer.
Love the way you lie about what's been said. Could care less about transgender. Your liberal policy is giving child molesters another path to children. Now on with your dishonest lies.
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ReplyDeleteAnonymous: "Love the way you lie about what's been said. Your liberal policy is giving child molesters another path to children. Now on with your dishonest lies."
Produce evidence that transgenders are a threat to the safety of children in public bathrooms or shut up. This is nothing more than rabid right wingers attacking another minority you don't understand.
The facts are that transgender people have been peeing in men's and women's bathrooms for ever. Only your ignorance would make a problem where none exists. As I said before the real child molesters are people like the former Republican Speaker of the House, Hastert, and priests. Did you raise hell about sending children to church when overwhelming evidence showed the danger certain priests presented to the safety of children?
It is transgender people who are more likely to suffer violence, not children sharing a bathroom with them.
ReplyDeleteDucky, this whole transgender non-issue was ginned up by the same people who love to stir up fear and anger against minorities. They'll lose this fight like they lost all the others.
I wonder which bathroom the wingers would force this person to use.
The right being their usual hate-filled, low IQ simpleton aholes.....
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ReplyDeleteOh My God....Lion's and Tiger's and Bear's.......lets get all up in arms over 0.3% of our population......how far should PC be taken?
So "anonymous' you hate the Constitution, huh? You do know that it's there to protect the minority from the majority, don't you? So your lack of concern for the rights of a minority tells me that you either A. don't understand our Constitution or B. You dislike our Constitution. Either way, you should be ashamed but, sadly, I assume that's something that is beyond your very basic grasp.
ReplyDeleteOops. Hush!
ReplyDeleteBluepitbull,
ReplyDeleteIs it in the Constitution that transgenders must have access to any bathroom they want? That is a Constitutional right for them?
The Religious Right is really going off the deep end with Target bathroom hysteria. For example:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/04/29/pastor-threatens-to-pee-on-the-floor-of-his-local-target-to-protest-transgender-policy/
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/religious-right-activists-tells-target-customers-their-daughters-could-be-raped
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/anita-staver-target-restroom_us_571fbaf3e4b0b49df6a957ed
ReplyDeleteAnonymous @8:50 PM 4/29
Amendment XIV
Section 1.
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
ReplyDelete"Ahab said...
The Religious Right is really going off the deep end with Target bathroom hysteria."
They're so predictable in their hysteria. Pick a minority they don't like or understand, and they'll lose their minds over their equal protection.
I'm betting these same people protesting Target had no problem allowing their children to continue to attend RCC services.
Shaw -- Excellent point. They're very selective in their fear.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteBluepitbull,
Is it in the Constitution that transgenders must have access to any bathroom they want? That is a Constitutional right for them?
April 29, 2016 at 8:50 PM
No more so than it's in the Constitution that if someone feels 'yucky' about someone then that person can be denied civil liberties. Ya might want to read article 4, btw....
Shaw - How could you be so mean as to use actual evidence to ruin 'anonymous's' perfectly good hysterical rant? Don't you know that the righties are allergic to facts? Cruel, cruel woman.... :)
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ReplyDeleteBlueBull, whenever there's an issue around a minority, we can depend on the usual suspects to come running here to advertise their ignorance. Apparently this particular Anonymous was not aware of the 14th Amendment and what it means.
They love to scream how much they love the Constitution but, in reality, they haven't a clue what it means.
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ReplyDeleteBlueBull, that particular Anonymous is amazingly ignorant about the Constitution. It keeps coming back here to point out that there's nothing in the Constitution that specifically states a transgender can use the bathroom of his/her choice.
That Anonymous proves the research done on today's (4/30) post about education, liberalism, and conservatism. Sadly, Anon has reinforced the findings of education and political party choices.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that Anonymous would warn everyone to keep their kids away from religious people:
CRIME
Pastor accused of child rape steps down as Bristol's utility services manager
RAIN SMITH • UPDATED YESTERDAY AT 10:36 AM
rsmith@timesnews.net
BRISTOL, Tenn. — A child rape suspect arrested on Thursday has resigned from his position as utility services manager for the city, and prosecutors say his role as pastor of a local church is relevant to the investigation.
Maybe Anonymous @8:50 PM 4/29 will understand this:
ReplyDeleteMany in Nation Tired of Explaining Things to Idiots
BY ANDY BOROWITZ
Here's a perfect example of GOP hypocrisy:
ReplyDeleteFor your daily dose of outrageous Republican hypocrisy, look no further than the state of Tennessee, where a Republican lawmaker is working tirelessly to strip transgender/queer Americans of their bathroom rights. House Bill 2414 has been co-sponsored by state Rep. Jeremy Durham, on the grounds that women would be protected from the non-existent harassment and assault of men “pretending” to be transgender in order to use the women’s bathroom.
The state legislature of Tennessee would be much better off passing a bill to protect women from the harassment of Jeremy Durham, who has been “exiled” from the House in response to allegations that he sexually harassed thirty-four different women. House Speaker Beth Harwell had Durham’s office moved across the street and limited his access to the House building after Attorney General Herbert Slatery issued a warning that declared Durham “a continuing risk to unsuspecting women who are employed by or interact with the legislature.”