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The bill requiring schools to let kids choose their bathrooms and sports teams was passed by Progressive CA last year. Anyone know how it's working out?
Ammiano’s spokesman, Carlos Alcala, told TheBlaze on Monday afternoon the bill would even permit high school males who say they identify as females, to use a woman’s locker room.
O...K.... teenage boys have the opportunity to use the girls' facilities... ?? Ha... good luck with that.
The bill requiring schools to let kids choose their bathrooms and sports teams was passed by Progressive CA last year. Anyone know how it's working out?
I don't know, but you can bet that when we were 16 my friends and I would definitely claim to be "confused" and then make a beeline for the girls locker room.
Wanna bet the people who pass this nonsense aren't parents? I don't know a single parent who would want their daughter(s) put in this kind of position. It's insanity.
Gender confused does not mean gender changed. You may want to be the other sex, but until you are, you are not.
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But it's Progressive. Right does not matter.
I'd say they are allergic the "right" both in form and function.
I don't know, but you can bet that when we were 16 my friends and I would definitely claim to be "confused" and then make a beeline for the girls locker room.
Wanna bet the people who pass this nonsense aren't parents? I don't know a single parent who would want their daughter(s) put in this kind of position. It's insanity..
All teenagers are confused. And the idiot who introduced this bill is making transgender rights his obsession;
From Wiki;
Tom Ammiano (born December 15, 1941) is an American politician and LGBT rights activist from San Francisco, California. Ammiano is a Democrat who has served as a member of the California State Assembly since 2008.
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