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You are rite HAUS because I posed that same scenario question to the libs on this board and some may have wifes ,daughters, granddaughters etc but they refused to answer and tried to insult me Most of them intuitively know that the social justice weirdos got carried away with that one, and the backlash was predictable. It goes against every instinct of morality and protectiveness (of daughters, sisters, etc.) that every self-respecting man has.
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Many have responded to this in the past, along with many conservative leaning dawgs, but we've all silenced due to the obfuscating political discourse around here.
Science shows some individuals actually are transgendered, and it's not a simple choice.
But hey, that runs counter to the religious zeitgeist that we allow to run the undercurrent of our political process. It's not even about religion. It's common decency-- you don't let grown men shower with young girls. I don't care what's going on in their brains. You're just going to have to find a better solution. minor addendum: It's not that I don't care about what's going on in their brains. That falls in the realm of science and is worthy of discussion. The point I was trying to make is that it doesn't change my opinion of the logistics.
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and yet you voted for a guy who likes to go into women's dressing rooms unannounced.
just shut up already. you have no ground to stand on.
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and yet you voted for a guy who likes to go into women's dressing rooms unannounced.
just shut up already. you have no ground to stand on. What is it that you disagree with me on? Do you think that grown men should be able to identify as women and then go change and shower in women's locker rooms? That exact scenario happens from time to time. I think deep down you know that is messed up, but unfortunately, you taking my side over Rocket's on such a controversial issue isn't really a possibility.
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we've been over this already in the other thread about it.
i've made my stance clear. and just because i happen to agree with rocket on this doesn't mean i BASED my opinion on rocket's.
it's not that i take someone's side over yours, it simply has to do with me never agreeing with much of what you have to say.
it has zero to do with anyone else, and everything to do with me being in disagreement with you pretty much all the time.
we are completely two different people. i dunno how clear i have to make that before you get it.
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Your moral code died once you voted for a dude who condoned sexual assault, and bragged about walking around dressing rooms with naked women.
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lmao this dude just can not resist the urge. i honestly can say that i wish Bush was president again. Trump renews personal attacks on television hosts https://www.yahoo.com/tv/trump-renews-personal-attacks-television-hosts-141326332--politics.htmlBRIDGEWATER, N.J. (AP) — President Donald Trump is continuing his personal attacks on the anchors of "Morning Joe." The president lashed out at Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski on Twitter Saturday. From his New Jersey golf club, Trump said: "Crazy Joe Scarborough and dumb as a rock Mika are not bad people, but their low rated show is dominated by their NBC bosses."
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Your moral code died once you voted for a dude who condoned sexual assault, and bragged about walking around dressing rooms with naked women. Well it was a choice between a Billionaire Businessman and playboy and a murderer of the unborn and corrupt leader of the Clinton Foundation who supports men showering with girls.
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we've been over this already in the other thread about it.
i've made my stance clear. and just because i happen to agree with rocket on this doesn't mean i BASED my opinion on rocket's.
it's not that i take someone's side over yours, it simply has to do with me never agreeing with much of what you have to say.
it has zero to do with anyone else, and everything to do with me being in disagreement with you pretty much all the time.
we are completely two different people. i dunno how clear i have to make that before you get it. I'm well aware that we think very differently. Many of our disagreements stem from having different dispositions and life experiences and our squabbling over politics is a predictable result. This transcends politics. What I have proposed is a matter of doing the right thing and it's something that societies all over the world have unanimously agreed on, despite other differences in culture, politics, etc.
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funny how you used "playboy" to highlight trump.
typically when a man is involved in the crap trump has said and done, we just call them "Creeps" and "sexual predators".
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do you have a link for "unanimously"
cause i have a strange feeling you just pulled that out of your ass.
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Isn't the right thing, as judged by a rigid moral code, to not support individuals who openly look at naked women getting dressed? Wouldn't someone also not support someone who endorsed sexual assault in private?
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Dem state officials refusing to cooperate with Trump voter fraud probeDemocratic state officials already are refusing to cooperate with the voter fraud investigation ordered by President Trump, saying they will not hand over the extensive “voter roll data” the commission is seeking. The response comes after Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state serving as vice chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote to all 50 states this week asking for their input as well as voter registration data. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/...raud-probe.htmlGee, wonder why they wouldn't want a check of our voting system after all the crying they did about Trump stealing the election and Russia helping? 
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The thing about politics is that allegations of sexual impropriety are so common that it's hard to know how much truth there is to them. Trump has been the target of several of them, sure.
Think back to what Clinton was accused of-- shaming and threatening sexual assault victims into silence. In some instances, Hillary was accused of being the assaulter herself-- use your imagination (I will reimburse you for your lunch.)
Cruz had the prostitution accusations, Sanders the rape fantasy writings. Had those two men won the nominations, media would have had months to dig up every accusation from their past with plenty of exaggeration and maybe even lies to make them sound like the worst people imaginable.
When you launch all this stuff at Trump, I just don't really know all the details of them all because I think people would say pretty much the same things regardless of the truth. Maybe there is a lot of truth to them-- that would be deeply regrettable.
Here's what I'll say, in general: I know that Trump has had his share of moral failings. There are things he has done and said that I don't condone or agree with. I did not support Trump the person so much as I supported Trump the candidate and the ideology.
I supported a stronger economy, for the Dow Jones to soar over 21,000. I supported many of his policy ideas, from stricter immigration enforcement to bringing back jobs (however optimistic that might have been.) I enjoy the banter and entertainment that has come from President Trump and the White House. Other people don't like that so much and I understand. We all get a vote.
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You understand the current set up would expose many to potential phishing attacks? Many states, including conservative and liberal states, are refusing the request.
It's not a mandate.
I'm all for the idea of what they want, but find a way to avoid allowing phishing attacks.
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Dem state officials refusing to cooperate with Trump voter fraud probeDemocratic state officials already are refusing to cooperate with the voter fraud investigation ordered by President Trump, saying they will not hand over the extensive “voter roll data” the commission is seeking. The response comes after Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state serving as vice chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote to all 50 states this week asking for their input as well as voter registration data. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/...raud-probe.htmlGee, wonder why they wouldn't want a check of our voting system after all the crying they did about Trump stealing the election and Russia helping? Look deeper at that one, Republican state officials are doing the same thing. http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-voter-fraud-investigation-election-kris-kobach-2017-6"Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann released a statement on Friday that told the Presidential Advisory Commission to "go jump in the Gulf of Mexico" and that Mississippi residents had a "right to protect the privacy of our citizens by conducting our own electoral processes."
Welcome back, Joe, we missed you!…. That did not age well.
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Dem state officials refusing to cooperate with Trump voter fraud probeDemocratic state officials already are refusing to cooperate with the voter fraud investigation ordered by President Trump, saying they will not hand over the extensive “voter roll data” the commission is seeking. The response comes after Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state serving as vice chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote to all 50 states this week asking for their input as well as voter registration data. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/...raud-probe.htmlGee, wonder why they wouldn't want a check of our voting system after all the crying they did about Trump stealing the election and Russia helping? Voter fraud is rampant and that is common knowledge among Democratic party officials. They will stall forever on this. James O'Keefe had a video that exposed all of this. There is much stronger evidence than that but I bring up O'Keefe because the predictable response from Rocket will be that he has been caught unfairly editing videos of liberals to make them sound bad, which is absolutely true. However, he just brought up the "when you're a star, they let you..." tape, not realizing that was also selectively edited to make Trump look as bad as possible. (He wasn't just on some monologue there.) It's really not much different than what the CNNs of the world do.
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Dem state officials refusing to cooperate with Trump voter fraud probeDemocratic state officials already are refusing to cooperate with the voter fraud investigation ordered by President Trump, saying they will not hand over the extensive “voter roll data” the commission is seeking. The response comes after Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state serving as vice chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote to all 50 states this week asking for their input as well as voter registration data. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/...raud-probe.htmlGee, wonder why they wouldn't want a check of our voting system after all the crying they did about Trump stealing the election and Russia helping? Voter fraud is rampant and that is common knowledge among Democratic party officials. They will stall forever on this. James O'Keefe had a video that exposed all of this. There is much stronger evidence than that but I bring up O'Keefe because the predictable response from Rocket will be that he has been caught unfairly editing videos of liberals to make them sound bad, which is absolutely true. However, he just brought up the "when you're a star, they let you..." tape, not realizing that was also selectively edited to make Trump look as bad as possible. (He wasn't just on some monologue there.) It's really not much different than what the CNNs of the world do. Actually it really is. That's why no one takes him seriously except for pizzagate people and others clinging on to their paranoid conspiracies. Voter fraud is about as rampant as monkey on human rape. The 3 cases of voter fraud a year are usually from former felons who weren't aware they couldn't vote. But who needs actual stats and data when you have a James O'Keefe doctored video.
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CNN keeps credibility.
O'Keefe lacks any ounce of it.
Haus, don't you know the three classical persuasive tools?
Ethos: credibility...what makes you trustworthy?
Logos: pure fact
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Then again, many individuals who call themselves centipedes value feelings over facts.
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Dem state officials refusing to cooperate with Trump voter fraud probeDemocratic state officials already are refusing to cooperate with the voter fraud investigation ordered by President Trump, saying they will not hand over the extensive “voter roll data” the commission is seeking. The response comes after Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state serving as vice chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote to all 50 states this week asking for their input as well as voter registration data. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/...raud-probe.htmlGee, wonder why they wouldn't want a check of our voting system after all the crying they did about Trump stealing the election and Russia helping? I like how you left out the important part that the man who is running a 2020 election campaign wants to see who everyone voted for. He wants first and last name, last 4 digits of ssn, political party, marital status and of course, who they voted for. The guy campaigning also wants to give this information to a 3rd party NGO called "True the vote". So yeah, please don't give any information out to any agency that uses "true" as a verb.
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Estimates of illegal immigrants that voted range from hundreds of thousands, up into the millions. There is some major disagreement on this. If there is no fraud or other illegalities going on, it shouldn't be an issue to clean up the voter rolls and enforce them with voter I.D. laws (if that is not on the President's agenda, it should be.) http://www.dailywire.com/news/17769/trum...curl#exit-modalTrump Vindicated? Study Shows Up To 5.7 Million Illegals Voted In Presidential Election.
A couple weeks after the 2016 election, President-Elect Donald Trump tweeted this: "In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally."
The mainstream media scoffed and immediately set out to disprove his claim. And, of course, the MSM also galloped off to cover 2016 loser Jill Stein's effort to get a recount for Hillary Clinton, who had taken to her bed piled with cash to weep in solitude.
"Trump wrongly tells congressional leaders that millions of 'illegals' cost him the popular vote," said the Los Angeles Times. And there is one fact in that header: Trump lost the popular vote by 2,868,519, according to Dave Liep's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections.
Fast forward to today. The MSM is still trying to derail Trump on everything he does, but a new report has come out that shows Trump may well have been right in his claim.
JustFacts.com, an independent think tank, did some serious number crunching on immigration to the U.S. and said this about the 2008 election:
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the number of non-citizens in this poll,[1002] the margin of sampling error for their self-declared voting is ± 5 percentage points with at least 95% confidence.[1003] [1004] [1005] the number of non-citizens in this poll who were in the database,[1006] the margin of sampling error for their undeclared voting is ± 8 percentage points with at least 95% confidence.[1007] [1008] [1009] these study results and Census Bureau population estimates, 594,000 to 5.7 million non-citizens voted illegally in the 2008 election.[1010] [1011] See the report here for citations.
Thus, if that many illegals voted in 2008 -- up to 5.7 million -- then it's perfectly reasonable to think that as many -- or more -- voted in the 2016 election. Just Facts said that in 2012, 3.2 million to 5.6 million noncitizens were registered to vote -- and 1.2 million to 3.6 million of them cast ballots. Remember, Trump lost the popular vote by 2.8 million.
Said the Washington Times:
Just Facts President James D. Agresti and his team looked at data from an extensive Harvard/YouGov study that every two years questions a sample size of tens of thousands of voters. Some acknowledge they are noncitizens and are thus ineligible to vote.
Just Facts’ conclusions confront both sides in the illegal voting debate: those who say it happens a lot and those who say the problem nonexistent.
In one camp, there are groundbreaking studies by professors at Old Dominion University in Virginia who attempted to compile scientifically derived illegal voting numbers using the Harvard data, called the Cooperative Congressional Election Study.
On the other side are the professors who conducted the study and contended that “zero” noncitizens of about 18 million adults in the U.S. voted. The liberal mainstream media adopted this position and proclaimed the Old Dominion work was “debunked.”
The ODU professors, who stand by their work in the face of attacks from the left, concluded that in 2008 as few as 38,000 and as many as 2.8 million noncitizens voted.
Mr. Agresti’s analysis of the same polling data settled on much higher numbers. He estimated that as many as 7.9 million noncitizens were illegally registered that year and 594,000 to 5.7 million voted.
But the Huffington Post said the findings were "doubtful," and offered up its own math.
The analysis by the think tank Just Facts is based on Harvard/YouGov data, the same source of data for a 2014 study used to support President Donald Trump’s claim that millions voted illegally in the most recent election. Brian Schaffner, a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who helps manage the data source the 2014 analysis was based on, debunked that analysis in November, saying it extrapolated based on answers from respondents that were likely errors.
James Agresti, the president of Just Facts, told The Washington Times the details of his analysis were “technical” but his results were based on a more conservative analysis and were more accurate than those of the 2014 study.
In 2012, Schaffner and his colleagues went back and re-interviewed the 121 people from the earlier study who said they voted in 2010 but weren’t citizens. Of those 121 people, 36 changed their answer and said they were, in fact, citizens. Of the 85 people who maintained they were non-citizens, researchers could not match a single one to a valid voter record.
In an email, Schaffner said the conclusion of Agresti’s study was highly doubtful and readers should be skeptical for the same reasons they should have doubted the study of the 2010 data.
“The most important is that the new study makes the same error as the old study in terms of ignoring measurement error on the question they use to identify supposed non-citizens when we have in fact demonstrated that many people answer that question incorrectly,” Schaffner wrote in an email.
The MSM, of course, has no intention of getting to the bottom of the story. In the bag for the Democrats, finding out the truth would likely anger the very people the Democrats are trying so hard to hang onto.
But that's not working very well: The party has lost all four of the special House elections this year -- while declaring each one was a "referendum on Trump."
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Also I like how we're acting like Christians aren't the most PC group out of everyone. I said a bunch of cells regenerating is a mark of cancer and someone jumped out of their seat to claim that I said fetus cells are cancer cells. Also have you ever tried to tell someone the truth about the Bible? Even that Jesus Christ was black? You might as well be killing a Christian, they cry so hard at these simple truths.
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Hop in a time machine to the 1920s, and go tell that to a bunch of Mormons.
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CNN keeps credibility.
O'Keefe lacks any ounce of it.
Haus, don't you know the three classical persuasive tools?
Ethos: credibility...what makes you trustworthy?
Logos: pure fact
Pathos: using emotions to convince someone.
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O'Keefe uses much pathos, but lacks Logos and Ethos in leaps and bounds.
Then again, many individuals who call themselves centipedes value feelings over facts. My opinion is neither CNN nor O'Keefe should be used as a serious source. CNN has done some dirty things, don't forget leaking debate questions to the Clinton camp before debates against Sanders and Trump, changing Trump's quotes to make him look bad, and many other deviations from journalistic integrity.
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Basically its "feelings>facts" for you.
Thanks for clarifying.
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Basically its "feelings>facts" for you.
Thanks for clarifying. I put you into the category of valuing facts over feelings, until you are presented with facts that hurt your feelings.
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Estimates of illegal immigrants that voted range from hundreds of thousands, up into the millions. There is some major disagreement on this. If there is no fraud or other illegalities going on, it shouldn't be an issue to clean up the voter rolls and enforce them with voter I.D. laws (if that is not on the President's agenda, it should be.)
Dead @ daily wire. Can't take anything Republicans on here say seriously. All comes from junky sites. They're literally trying to attack the "MSM" so hard. So Mclaughlin and Associates interviewed 800 bilingual hispanics, and 13% of them (With a 6% error rate at 95% confidence) and transposed these numbers to every illegal alien. Of course McLaugh and Ass didn't disclose how they chose they candidates. What language they asked them the questions in. Or what the questions actually were. All signs of an untrustworthy poll. Especially the extrapolating the 13% number to the entire illegal population (which is obviously just estimated). Funny how we actually have voter ID laws and voting laws, but Republicans act like voting is the wild west.
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i didn't know states like Texas and Mississippi were liberal states.
Kansas, the state the guy running the commission from, is also not releasing the voter information.
didn't know kansas was a liberal state. news to me.
south dakota, tennessee, kentucky.
is new mexico a liberal state? is virginia one too? not sure.
oklahoma isn't providing SSN's either. are they liberal, too?
i think Haus and 40 are ignoring the fact that most states aren't complying because what is being asked is absolutely ridiculous, and probably illegal.
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Facts for me must pass the ethos, logos, and pathos test. You routinely fail to present arguments that check all the boxes of classical Greek persuasion.
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i didn't know states like Texas and Mississippi were liberal states.
Kansas, the state the guy running the commission from, is also not releasing the voter information.
didn't know kansas was a liberal state. news to me.
south dakota, tennessee, kentucky.
is new mexico a liberal state? It's a sad day when not wanting to release voting information makes you a liberal. The Republicans will do anything to keep their power.
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Facts for me must pass the ethos, logos, and pathos test. You routinely fail to present arguments that check all the boxes of classical Greek persuasion. 
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My opinion is neither CNN nor O'Keefe should be used as a serious source. CNN has done some dirty things, don't forget leaking debate questions to the Clinton camp before debates against Sanders and Trump, changing Trump's quotes to make him look bad, and many other deviations from journalistic integrity.
I like how no one on here even likes CNN, but Republicans keep bringing it up to excuse the Fox News, dailywire and Project Veritas trash they keep posting on here.
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i didn't know states like Texas and Mississippi were liberal states.
Kansas, the state the guy running the commission from, is also not releasing the voter information.
didn't know kansas was a liberal state. news to me.
south dakota, tennessee, kentucky.
is new mexico a liberal state? It's a sad day when not wanting to release voting information makes you a liberal. The Republicans will do anything to keep their power. it's sad period that not only the president, but the trumpians on this board in Haus and 40 also think millions of illegals voted. i'm sure they back trump with the notion that he had the biggest crowd size at inauguration, too. anything this man says, they are with.
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Hop in a time machine to the 1920s, and go tell that to a bunch of Mormons. This is the third time you've mentioned Mormons on this board..is your bigotry showing through?
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Estimates of illegal immigrants that voted range from hundreds of thousands, up into the millions. There is some major disagreement on this. If there is no fraud or other illegalities going on, it shouldn't be an issue to clean up the voter rolls and enforce them with voter I.D. laws (if that is not on the President's agenda, it should be.)
Dead @ daily wire. Can't take anything Republicans on here say seriously. All comes from junky sites. They're literally trying to attack the "MSM" so hard. So Mclaughlin and Associates interviewed 800 bilingual hispanics, and 13% of them (With a 6% error rate at 95% confidence) and transposed these numbers to every illegal alien. Of course McLaugh and Ass didn't disclose how they chose they candidates. What language they asked them the questions in. Or what the questions actually were. All signs of an untrustworthy poll. Especially the extrapolating the 13% number to the entire illegal population (which is obviously just estimated). The more and more I think about this poll the funnier it becomes. I'm not sure if it's because of their original poll or that, by using their numbers and math, they think all illegal aliens are bilingual.
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My opinion is neither CNN nor O'Keefe should be used as a serious source. CNN has done some dirty things, don't forget leaking debate questions to the Clinton camp before debates against Sanders and Trump, changing Trump's quotes to make him look bad, and many other deviations from journalistic integrity.
I like how no one on here even likes CNN, but Republicans keep bringing it up to excuse the Fox News, dailywire and Project Veritas trash they keep posting on here. I don't even really like some of the spin from Fox News, but even I would concede that they are the most balanced of the major networks. It is an awfully low bar to clear. As far as Project Veritas: what was said on tape was said; there's no way around that. Democratic operatives lost their jobs once it dropped because clear evidence of wrongdoing was exposed. I have brought up Project Veritas what, twice in the last year? Once for Dailywire? I read a lot of different sites and material and it's hard to keep track of all the bias and who is behind what. Sometimes I pull things up on Google and don't know much about the source-- apparently this one has a strong conservative lean-- oh well.
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So answer the question , Grown man in public restroom with little girl alone with penis exposed for any reason?
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“To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.”
- Theodore Roosevelt
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This deals with trans-gendered individuals, people who wish privacy in a stall in the bathroom of their gendered, how?
How do the current laws prevent sexual deviants from doing abhorrent things as you describe? How would new laws allowing adults, those wishing extreme privacy, encourage individuals seeking privacy to flaunt their stuff? These individuals just want to be treated like humans, and not expose themselves to people. Being trams-gendered doesn't mean you are a pedophile which seeks to abuse kids.
This is much like the gun debate. Why don't we outlaw guns to prevent any more innocent kids from getting killed?
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