Two transgender residents of Kansas have filed a lawsuit in state court challenging a new state law that immediately invalidated their driver's licenses, and which authorizes anyone to sue anybody they suspect of being transgender for using the "wrong" restroom in government buildings.
1. Yesterday, we broke the story that Kansas drivers licenses for transgender people were being immediately revoked by the state.
This morning, the ACLU filed suit in state court to block that process.
Thousands of trans Kansans watch with horror and hope.
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Films like #31 by Sal Davis are gay panic propaganda.
I bet the cops involved making his film were abusing children.
"Many commentators have pointed out that the "educational" film simply spread hateful stereotypes and bigotry. "It might be easy to laugh at the stupidity of "Boys Beware" if the film wasn't so virulent in equating homosexuality and pedophilia. There is a world of difference between adults having consensual intercourse and adults abusing children, and even at this late date too many stupid people cannot tell the difference. Films like Boys Beware reinforced a culture of homophobia which is only recently being chipped away by voices of intelligence and common sense."
en.wikipedia.org
Most children who are victimized are attacked by someone they know or they trust.
A parent, a relative, a teacher, a priest, a cop.
Which one got you?
Very few fall into the hands of someone like Epstein.
You voted for the child predator Trump, didn't you?
Sid Davis is a propagandist, not a social science expert.
"His work is anecdotal and unsupported by evidence,[citation needed] and is notorious among social guidance films because Davis covered topics that scholarly film producers such as Coronet Films and Encyclop ... dia Britannica did not address. Coronet, Centron Corporation, and Britannica typically had teams of scholars with PhDs in sociology who guided development of their films. Davis, when he used consultants, rarely used anyone with a degree in a relevant field, instead he used policemen and detectives for their anecdotal advice."
Is pedophilia a mental illness?
#36 | Posted by LegallyYourDead
Everything your brain makes can be considered an illness.
Neuroscience and the Law
Recent advances in neuroscience have revealed that certain neurological disorders, like a brain tumor, can cause an otherwise normal person to behave in criminally deviant ways. Would knowing that an underlying neurological condition had caused criminal behavior change the way we assign moral responsibility and mete out justice? Should it? Is committing a crime with a "normal" biology fundamentally different from doing so with an identifiable brain disorder?
philosophytalk.org
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