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The risks are too great to the university. It's funny how no one ever complains that the risks of off-label drug experimentation are too great to 10-year-olds who don't like their bodies.
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- No clue how to add video from a news website, sorry, so you'll have to go to the link to listen to Wilfred Brimley talk about chickens.
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Arizona legislator compares transgender, non-binary kids to barnyard animals
Republican John Fillmore compared trans and non-binary kids to chickens. His bill limits state agencies to issue documents with only male and female genders options.
Author: Josh Sanders (KPNX)
Published: 8:23 PM MST February 11, 2021
Updated: 10:30 PM MST February 11, 2021
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PHOENIX —
Tucson mother Megan Mogan was literally shaking when she heard the words of an elected representative compare her 15-year-old child to a barnyard animal.
“It’s dehumanizing any trans or non-binary person in their state,” Mogan said.
Credit: Megan Mogan Tweet
On Wednesday, Mogan and other Arizona parents virtually attended the state's House Government and Elections Committee to provide public comment on House Bill 2725.
The bill is sponsored by Republican state Rep. John Fillmore of District 16.
What is HB 2725?
House Bill 2725 calls for any document issued by any agency, board, commission or department of Arizona to only indicate an individual's gender as either male or female.
Before his vote, Fillmore explained why he is introducing the legislation in Arizona.
“I proposed this bill just to give clarity in government documents and was hoping to avoid the whole gender identity issue on the gender dysphoria,” said Fillmore.
"What’s going to happen when someday someone wakes up and they want to go to a far extreme and identify as a chicken or something for crying out loud. Where do we draw the line?”
Why some people have issues with HB 2725
The bill gives no option for people who identify as non-binary, a person who does not identify as male or female.
"Most people in Arizona, including myself, never thought about how our identity-related documentation spills into every facet of our life and every space we enter because we don't have to think about it," said Mogan.
It was not immediately clear if Fillmore understands the difference between someone who is transgender and someone who identifies as non-binary. In his reasoning, he stated he was "hoping to avoid the whole gender identity issue on gender dysphoria."
Identifying as transgender and non-binary are not exclusive, but not necessarily the same
A transgender person has a gender identity or gender expression that differs from the sex they were assigned at birth.
A person who identifies as non-binary has nothing to do with sex. Non-binary or gender-queer is a spectrum of gender identities beyond male or female social constructs.
Non-binary identities can fall under the transgender umbrella if a person identifies with a gender different from their assigned sex.
“Let’s be clear that a person can identify as male, female and non-binary, that’s just a simple self-identification. When you talk about transgender, that’s moving from one gender to another,” said state Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton.
Stahl Hamilton sits on the Government and Elections Committee and was moved by both Megan and other parents' comments against HB 2725.
"I was angry. There were three moms who made themselves very vulnerable and put their families in the public arena by sharing their very personal experience as to why a bill like this can be hurtful and detrimental for their children's well-being," said Stahl Hamilton. "This is a harmful bill."
Why can bills like HB 2725 be harmful to LGBTQ+ youth
The National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health, conducted last year by The Trevor Project, found LGBTQ+ youth in America are suffering.
Here is what the report found:
48% of LGBTQ youth reported engaging in self-harm in the past twelve months, including over 60% of transgender and non-binary youth.
46% of LGBTQ youth report they wanted psychological or emotional counseling from a mental health professional but were unable to receive it in the past 12 months.
10% of LGBTQ youth reported undergoing conversion therapy, with 78% reporting it occurred when they were under age 18.
29% of LGBTQ youth have experienced homelessness, been kicked out, or run away.
1 in 3 LGBTQ youth reported that they had been physically threatened or harmed in their lifetime due to their LGBTQ identity.
61% of transgender and non-binary youth reported being prevented or discouraged from using a bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
86% of LGBTQ youth said that recent politics have negatively impacted their well-being.
Transgender and non-binary youth who reported having pronouns respected by all or most people in their lives attempted suicide at half the rate of those who did not have their pronouns respected.
“When you don’t have proper identification it opens children, and any trans or non-binary citizen, up to harm and discrimination," said Mogan.
Ethics complaint filed against Representative Fillmore
An ethics complaint has been filed against Fillmore. The complaint read in part:
"Representative Fillmore continuously made discriminatory and harassing comments during public testimony and in his response compared members of the LGBTQ+ community to farm animals. By his actions, Representative Fillmore has engaged in conduct that compromises the character of himself, the integrity of the Arizona State House of Representatives, and shows a lack of respect for members of the LGBTQ+ community."
Credit: 12 News
In a statement to 12 News, Fillmore said:
“The complaint is entirely without merit, and it’s rather unfortunate that some opponents of the bill have unfairly and grossly mischaracterized my comments at Wednesday’s hearing. I invite people to listen to my actual remarks, which do not remotely match the distorted version critics have alleged.”
Beyond his comparison of transgender and non-binary people to chickens, Fillmore said that he "did not want to tear them down or insinuate one way or another." He continued by saying, "What I'm trying to do is give clarity to our government that when we give identification on a driver's license where a police officer is told to look for a male or something, things of that nature."
But then went on to talk about "gender dysfunction" pushed by people on the left allowing men to enter into the restrooms of little girls and creates situations he doesn't think are "beneficial to society and the nuclear family as a whole."
The claim of sexual predators taking advantage of laws and policies covering transgender or non-binary people to attack women and children in bathrooms has been widely debunked for years and there is no evidence they lead to attacks in public facilities.
A mother's plea to Arizona legislators
"What we are asking for is not taking away anything from anyone else. It is telling non-binary kids, citizens, we see you, you exist and you’re included in our state,” said Morgan
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Why are these people always "shaking"? It's such performative BS.
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I would like it noted that Megan Mogan (is this someone we're supposed to know?) did not object to the idea of identifying as a barnyard animal. You could come up with a solid argument in support of this bill just by quoting TRAs' social media accounts verbatim.
Also, at the risk of stating the obvious, trans and non-binary kids are just like vegan dogs. In a sane world that tweet would be used as evidence of child abuse.
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She must not know about otherkin then, or else she'd know that not only are kids identifying as animals, most of them are also some flavor of genderspecial as well. Of course it's usually shit like foxes, wolves, and dragons instead of barnyard animals, but still. Shit, if her kid is calling herself (assuming it's a girl because let's be real most 15 year olds calling themselves nonbinary are) nonbinary, there's a good chance she actually does also identify as an animal/supernatural being/anime character/etc especially if she hangs around anywhere infested by tumblr refugees.
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A fucking Navy SEAL said this?
A fucking SEAL?
Someone who has actually been on active duty and actually taken a man's life said this?
TO BE THEMSELVES?
Holy shit, I retroactively lost all respect for all SEALs everyone.
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TikToker Avani Reyes claims she ‘accidentally’ put Gorilla Glue in her hair
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Creepy tranny trying to get in on those gorilla glue bucks.
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How do you "accidentally" put glue in your hair? What a faggot.
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You don't, in order to cake your hair that thick with glue you'd have to willfully keep the bottle leveled over your head. Hell I doubt they even had the glue around in the first place, they likely bought it just for this.
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Trans female MMA fighter who delivered 'life-altering blows' to female competitor is 'bravest athlete in history,' LGBTQ outlet claims
A sportswriter for a prolific LGBTQ media outlet said recently that Fallon Fox — a transgender female MMA competitor who was biologically born a male — is the "bravest athlete in history."
Fox, 44, once broke a female competitor's skull during a 2014 fight.
Zeigler wrote, "She's been inducted in the LGBT Sports Hall of Fame. She is an indelible part of LGBT sports history. And, maybe most importantly, she generated conversations an [sic] opened possibilities for trans athletes in women's sports that will be felt for generations."
Zeigler also praised Fox for enduring a "torrent of hatred I have literally never seen targeting an LGBTQ athlete."
As highlighted by Disrn, Fox has received criticism for delivering "life-altering blows" to female opponents in the ring.
"During a fight against Tamikka Brents in 2014, Fox gave Brents a concussion and broke seven orbital bones," Disrn reported. The fight lasted a whole three minutes.
At the time, Brents said, "I've fought a lot of women and have never felt the strength that I felt in a fight as I did that night."
Brents said that she was not aware at the time that Fox had transitioned from male to female.
"I can't answer whether it's because she was born a man or not because I'm not a doctor," Brents said. "I can only say, I've never felt so overpowered ever in my life and I am an abnormally strong female in my own right. ... I still disagree with Fox fighting. Any other job or career I say have a go at it, but when it comes to a combat sport I think it just isn't fair."
The Post Millennial recently reported that athlete Erika Newsome fought what ended up being her final pro fight against a ruthless Fox.
"Fox, a male to female transgender athlete, destroyed Erika Newsome in a Coral Gables, FL, MMA fight during which she 'secured a grip on Newsome's head ... With her hands gripping the back of Newsome's skull, she delivered a massive knee, bringing her leg up while pulling her opponent's head down."
"The blow landed on Newsome's chin and dropped her, unconscious, face-first on the mat," the outlet reported.
That fight, which took place in 2012, was Newsome's last professional fight.
Zeigler wrote, "One of the lasting moments from Fox's career is a fight that has been twisted by anti-trans forces to paint her as a criminal assailant. During her fight against Tamikka Brents, Brents suffered a broken orbital and a concussion. Broken bones and concussions are not uncommon in MMA."
"The people looking to ban trans women from women's sports quickly twisted that into the misleading headline: Transgender MMA Fighter Breaks Skull of Her Female Opponent," Zeigler continues. "The crux of their campaign is to build an aura of rarity around the fight and point to Fox being trans as the reason for the outcome."
Fox told Zeigler that such a thing "happens all the time."
"I'm not the first female MMA fighter who's broken another fighter's bones or caused a large amount of stitches or a concussion or any combination of those," Fox said. "And people will of course, because I'm trans, hold it up as this devastating thing that couldn't possibly happen if I weren't trans. But there are many different examples of similar things happening."
A sportswriter for a prolific LGBTQ media outlet said recently that Fallon Fox — a transgender female MMA competitor who was biologically born a male — is the "bravest athlete in history."
Fox, 44, once broke a female competitor's skull during a 2014 fight.
What are the details?
In late January, Outsports contributor Cyd Zeigler praised Fox's performance in the octagon and said that Fox is easily the bravest athlete in all of history.Zeigler wrote, "She's been inducted in the LGBT Sports Hall of Fame. She is an indelible part of LGBT sports history. And, maybe most importantly, she generated conversations an [sic] opened possibilities for trans athletes in women's sports that will be felt for generations."
Zeigler also praised Fox for enduring a "torrent of hatred I have literally never seen targeting an LGBTQ athlete."
As highlighted by Disrn, Fox has received criticism for delivering "life-altering blows" to female opponents in the ring.
"During a fight against Tamikka Brents in 2014, Fox gave Brents a concussion and broke seven orbital bones," Disrn reported. The fight lasted a whole three minutes.
At the time, Brents said, "I've fought a lot of women and have never felt the strength that I felt in a fight as I did that night."
Brents said that she was not aware at the time that Fox had transitioned from male to female.
"I can't answer whether it's because she was born a man or not because I'm not a doctor," Brents said. "I can only say, I've never felt so overpowered ever in my life and I am an abnormally strong female in my own right. ... I still disagree with Fox fighting. Any other job or career I say have a go at it, but when it comes to a combat sport I think it just isn't fair."
The Post Millennial recently reported that athlete Erika Newsome fought what ended up being her final pro fight against a ruthless Fox.
"Fox, a male to female transgender athlete, destroyed Erika Newsome in a Coral Gables, FL, MMA fight during which she 'secured a grip on Newsome's head ... With her hands gripping the back of Newsome's skull, she delivered a massive knee, bringing her leg up while pulling her opponent's head down."
"The blow landed on Newsome's chin and dropped her, unconscious, face-first on the mat," the outlet reported.
That fight, which took place in 2012, was Newsome's last professional fight.
Zeigler wrote, "One of the lasting moments from Fox's career is a fight that has been twisted by anti-trans forces to paint her as a criminal assailant. During her fight against Tamikka Brents, Brents suffered a broken orbital and a concussion. Broken bones and concussions are not uncommon in MMA."
"The people looking to ban trans women from women's sports quickly twisted that into the misleading headline: Transgender MMA Fighter Breaks Skull of Her Female Opponent," Zeigler continues. "The crux of their campaign is to build an aura of rarity around the fight and point to Fox being trans as the reason for the outcome."
Fox told Zeigler that such a thing "happens all the time."
"I'm not the first female MMA fighter who's broken another fighter's bones or caused a large amount of stitches or a concussion or any combination of those," Fox said. "And people will of course, because I'm trans, hold it up as this devastating thing that couldn't possibly happen if I weren't trans. But there are many different examples of similar things happening."