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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 3:46:19 PM   
BamaD


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Is bathroom apartheid really necessary anymore? Unisex for everybody! Along with privacy in toilet & shower stalls.

Are there multiple unisex restrooms across the campus, convenient for the child? Or is there one, like near the guidance counselors' office, while her classes are a city block away?

It is a high school in a small town, the campus is spread out all over.
They had been allowing "her" to use the facilty uni-sex restrooms.
If those facilities are good enough for the teachers they are good enough for a student.
I agree with the op this is going way over the line.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 3:49:39 PM   
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I agree except that the OP said nothing about going over any line.

The school did its part to accommodate the kid.

the larger issue is should noodles be allowed in kitty space before they are a kitty AND the greater issue of religious choice. If women believe its wrong to have noodles running around in the kitty palace then who has the right to violate their religious right to pee only with same gender.

any boy can put on a dress to fake it so they can see girls in the bathrooms.




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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 4:28:41 PM   
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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: Real0ne
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I am sorry RealOne I have lost patience with you... I have answered every question you have asked with law and links... it is hard to debate with someone that does not have the ability to understand. Maybe someone else can explain it to you i can't.

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Dear Superintendent Garcia:

In November 2011, the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR), [an administrative agency NOT A COURT] received a complaint against Downey Unified School District (District). The complaint alleged discrimination based on sex against an elementary school student (Student) in the District.

Specifically, the complaint alleged that

(1) the Student was subjected to different treatment and harassment by District employees because of her gender identity and gender nonconformance, and

Nope NOT the problem in your case.


Actually that does seem to be the case. You don't like it, because you don't have an intelligent and well defined argument. It would take me less than five minutes to develop a counter argument; why can't you perform this (what to me is) easy task?

Joe anyone who can read can see that you conflated the facts and are accusing me of what you are about to do and what kd did. I spent how many posts getting him to state his argument then when he did it was nothing more than a gargantuan belch of flatulence.

See you can tell I defined it because you cut and pasted so many entries that are the definitions based on the administrative letter to the school which is inapplicable to this situation. You dont see that Joe?


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ORIGINAL: Real0ne
(2) the Student was subjected to sexual and gender-based peer harassment and the District failed to provide a prompt and equitable response to notice of the harassment.

Nope not the problem in your case.



See my reply above....

See my rebuttal to your reply above


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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

Continuing:

The Complainant stated that throughout the 2011-2012 school year, staff at the school disciplined the Student because of her gender nonconformance and gender identity.

Nope didnt happen in your case.



There does seem to be reality, and the fantasy your trying to push. The article does explain how the population 'attacked' this one student pretty clearly.

Making shit up now Joe? It does not explain how the population attacked anyone since it was not the population, it was the faculty, and other students.

Joe, its STUDENTS and FACULTY, not population.



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In August 2013, as a result of a change in state law, the Complainant obtained an identification document for the Student reflecting the Student’s female name and gender. In August 2014, the District informed OCR that the Board of Education approved Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 252, “Transgender Students, Privacy, and Facilities” to implement California Assembly Bill (AB) 1266 2

Nope not in your case


It's amusing how much you try to say reality and history are not real. Yet have no supporting information to your argument.....

Seriously Joe, please try to keep up. This is at best 8th grade reading.

1) I did not say anything about reality, if you look at your above statement you will see that YOU are the one tooting reality.

2) I posted supporting text for MY argument which rebuts KD's (from KDs link) and now your argument from KDs link.

Its like shooting yourself in the foot with your own gun Joe





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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

this is a battle between 2 competing religions NOT state institution versus student.


No.

This is a battle between a pile of under-educated fuck-wits whom do not understand the standing laws of the land. And a little child whom has the right to an education like anyone else.

When looked at from that perspective, its not hard to identify whom are the bullies and predators. And whom is the innocent in the confrontation.

Joe please try to keep up, this is not about education its about some kid who wants to put a dress on and play with his cock in the ladies room. Kids have moral values taught to them by their parents and church leaders Joe, do you have anything educated that you can post for us to read in favor of your claims?



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as you can see above (AS I HAVE SAID EARLIER) the kid had no legal standing to claim they are female until it is recognized by the state.


Actually they do.

1 ) They are a US Citizen
2 ) That affords them all the rights and privileges as granted under local, state, and federal laws (including the US Constitution)
3 ) How we define 'male' and 'female' has been undated in recent years; did you not get the memo?
4 ) If a person states they are 'A' and can prove to a reasonable doubt in court of 'A', then 'A' is true under the law

That has not been done joe, and the kid had no state id stating that he was officially a she. Being a US citizen has nothing to do with yours and KS incorrect application of law or for that matter administrative resolutions.


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ORIGINAL: Real0ne
Once the kid took the proper legal steps the matter was resolved. That is not the case in your OP.


Should the child have to go through all the legal steps just to have an education? Seems a pretty extraordinary level of steps. Right now, there is a gay couple that wants to get married. According to the legal understanding of the land, they can get married. Yet, the county clerk, believes their personal religious rights trump those laws. That's just one person. What happens when its many persons towards this little child?

So now you think that shaking his cock in the ladies room is getting an education? I am pleading with you Joe stop I cant take it any more.

Once again you are confused Joe, the county clerk has no say so in the matter except to sue, since the clerk is an officer of the state the clerk must abide by the rules of any path the state wishes to take. The clerk can sue, but must perform their duty as clerk or be fired Joe. I mean FFS Joe this is like 101 you know.

Further more Joe the gay couple are not children your whole premise just gets more ridiculous as you go.

Again Joe I cant stress enough to try and keep up. Its NOT many, Its NOT institution Joe its other kids, I find it very hard to believe anyone old enough to read these forums would fail to make the distinction immediately after I pointed it out. You ok man?



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ORIGINAL: Real0ne
You cant simply blanket anything you feel like under the same umbrella. There are reasons that allowed that situation to be procedurally resolved. The school seemed to be doing what they could to accomodate the kid, however other kids protested against that kid, not institution v kid. Hope that helps.


An here in lies a moment in which educators failed to grasp a concept; and teach it to children. And their parents....

Other kids protested, because, they were told to protest by their parents. If the kids by themselves organized this whole thing; was it really to show 'protest' against the child? Or not do school work? Yeah, the motivations of school children are not always so 'lawful and honest'. I could make the argument they used this kid's plight as an excuse not to do school work.

No, this is a case of adults, hating a small child for being different. Not 'conforming' to their narrow views on reality. Isn't a school a place of learning? A place to teach children not to make the mistakes of generations before them? That we show them examples of hatred (i.e. KKK, Nazis, evil dictators, etc.), in an effort to get them NOT to go down those paths in life?




Joe the main as in primary educator of a child is the parent, certainly not the state and thankfully not you. Sorry joe but anyone who tries to argue law using rhetoric rather than facts scares the hell out of me.

No Joe, its NOT about other parents hating the kid, its about other parents protecting their religious beliefs. the religious beliefs they and the churches teach their kids and to bring them up within their respective religions, not force them to watch some kid in a dress with a cock play around in the ladies room.
You have that too completely conflated for some reason or are you just trying to spin it under hate rather than religion?

Its education outside the purview of state and is protected under the reservation of right to exercise their religion of THEIR choice Joe, NOT yours or the state or some atheist.

Yes I know Joe, you could throew a lot of rhetorical arguments around, but the problem is when you are called out on the carpet only to abandon the debate because you have no bullets in your imaginary gun.

So the moral of your story is to teach them not to follow the footsteps of the US government, nice oxymoron. I suppose you didnt not know that America put hitler in business in the first place and supported hitlers infrastructure throughout the war then put hitlers scientists on the staff, which is the only thing in your whole post that I could actually agree with at least on some level. Nah then again not, had you said stalin yeh






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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 4:47:48 PM   
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The next front in this battle will be accommodating species dysphoria, and that's going to get expensive. Some species dysphorics will require a tree or a stream.

K.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 6:52:32 PM   
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RealOne has a problem reading Bama he can't understand the term I agree...but let him ramble on... few pay attention to him anyway.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/1/2015 8:59:59 PM   
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ORIGINAL: kdsub

RealOne has a problem reading Bama he can't understand the term I agree...but let him ramble on... few pay attention to him anyway.

Butch



yes same as physics and philosophy, that is what law sounds like to people who do not have a clue. I'd advise hiring Joe!

While bama is agreeing that its over the top, there is nothing nada zilch in your OP that would even hint anything is over the top, therefore I must conclude he is talking about something else, unless he wants to come on and enlighten us as to what is over the top. (not that I care less anyway) but since you are once again attacking me because you cant attack my subject mattter rebuttal.



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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 2:04:52 AM   
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What a schmozzle! We have a TG student who shouldn't have a problem but has one imposed on her by others, the students and families who don't have a problem but imagine they do and a school trying to be enlightened in redneck central which is a whole other problem in itself. And we have the usual hysterical commentariat such a Kirata who is afraid of a transgenic tsumani (even though it appears he is the only person aware of this oncoming tsunami), and RO who appears to be under the illusion that boys are queueing up to do drag so that they can perve in female designated bathrooms. As if ........

In fact much ado about nothing. One obvious solution is to end bathroom apartheid with suitable provisions for everyone's privacy. Is there any reason why segregated bathroom facilities are still enforced? Some education in diversity for the students and their parents would also be a positive move.

TG behaviours are just a part of human diversity and it's really time we faced up to this simple fact. Most of all we need to stop punishing TGs for daring to exist outside the narrow and erroneous everyday belief that gender is immutably determined by genital status at birth, that the only available options are female and male and there are absolutely no exceptions or variations. Cases such as this one expose the inadequacy and invalidity of that cultural assumption. Yet this false belief is at the root of this issue and inflames the ignorance and intolerance that is at the heart of opposition to TGs. That is what really needs to be challenged.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 2:23:57 AM   
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And we have the usual hysterical commentariat such a Kirata who is afraid of a transgenic tsumani

Whoa! Hysterical? Afraid? "Tsumani"???

You've gone off your meds again, haven't you.

K.


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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 2:54:53 AM   
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I think that all of this is new to many people, and it will take time for everyone to adjust.

In the meantime, there is a child that deserves to be treated with dignity and compassion, even if others cannot understand their situation.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 3:59:46 AM   
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ORIGINAL: JVoV

I think that all of this is new to many people, and it will take time for everyone to adjust.

In the meantime, there is a child that deserves to be treated with dignity and compassion, even if others cannot understand their situation.

Indeed, and people with species dysphoria deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion too. It was saddening to see tweakabelle's contempt for such a notion. Perhaps she will be able to adjust eventually.

K.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 9:38:37 AM   
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I don't attack... I am defending...I am not kidding... you do not comprehend what is being said. All I can figure is you just glance over responses and not really read them. If I were you before i put fingers to keys I would make a point of reading a post more than once before I hit enter. In your fanatical zeal to make your point you don't take the care to understand what people are telling you or saying of others.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 9:45:20 AM   
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But the vast majority of the children themselves do not want her in their restrooms... Does their voice count?


Does their voice count regarding start and end times of class?
Does their voice count regarding classes offered?
Does their voice count regarding when recess and lunch are.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 9:48:30 AM   
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Maybe if they protested over them...did they?

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 9:55:46 AM   
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skeptical that what im about to say wont raise cries of "bigot" or "intolerant" or other unsupported monikers, but here goes anyways:

until recently, transgenderism was considered a disorder and efforts were undertaken to help the person align their psychology with their anatomy. the question becomes then, why is that no longer the case? what's the basis for the change?

also, what has the change wrought on both society, and the people in question. asking from a pragmatic perspective, does the present approach "work?"


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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 10:03:41 AM   
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Well bounty remember they said the same things about homosexuality... we just understand more. As to the new approaches it is too soon to know what will work and what will not so things are in flux.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 10:28:01 AM   
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Doesn't this infringe on women's rights to privacy? To not have to share their restrooms with a biological male? How is it OK for her to make everyone else in the restroom feel uncomfortable just so she doesn't have to feel uncomfortable? If it's about people feeling uncomfortable, the school solved that - they provided her with a gender neutral restroom.

Otherwise it seems to me that if we're talking about making people uncomfortable, there's only one of her. Her discomfort doesn't somehow outweigh the discomfort of all the other students in that school. It seems to me that when she demanded the right to use the women's restrooms and locker rooms it stopped being about her ability to be who she was and started being about her ability to force herself on everyone else.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 10:39:10 AM   
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I agree...so I guess the answer is education of the kids so they understand why this girl is a girl just like them but in a boy's body. I do believe however there should be a standard and professional examination to determine the validity of the claim. But even with this said I am not sure the best option is to allow her the same access. I know this does not set well with many but I see no reason why there can't be some accommodation on both sides of this issue. But if she insists and her parents take it further I believe under the law as it stands they can force the issue.

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 10:48:17 AM   
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The thing that really bugs me is that at some point, some sexual predator of a boy is going to figure out all he needs to do to get access to the girl's locker room and bathroom (possibly even with a camera) is to put on a wig and scream "bigot!" at anyone who questions him. This IS the sort of thing that crosses the mind of immature teenage males. Eventually it WILL happen - and with the blessing of the local school board as well. Perhaps that's even what is happening here. Not every boy who claims he identifies as a girl will actually be who he claims to be.

What if this had been an option for Josh Duggar?

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 11:18:34 AM   
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Why have a system where children are getting naked in any sort of groups anyway?

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RE: Transgender rights in rural Missouri - 9/2/2015 11:23:33 AM   
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I agree...so I guess the answer is education of the kids so they understand why this girl is a girl just like them but in a boy's body.

Yeah, that should be easy.

K.


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