proposing USA Fed laws regarding transgender folks

[Shadow Wolf]

Aside from that, the list given by @Kapalika is somewhat reasonable, but would take a Herculean effort to bring about any time soon, but unfortunately, these issues affect relatively few people and so there isn't the political will to see these things through at this time. It's just in the math.

Some places are doing better than others. California isn't too bad, and does provide legal protections for transgender people. Indiana, on the other hand, went to other way to appease another small group, those religious conservatives who want to discriminate against the LGBT community.

 

[Kapalika]

Ideally TG treatment should never be based on religious concept ergo Iran's example is a farce

While I agree I don't know how this is connected to what I said that you quoted.

You know, elimination of prenatal and pregnancy care would save a ton more money for us queer folks than transfolks cost.
And as a gay male non-parent, should I resent the huge chunk of my property taxes that pay for a school system that I have never been enrolled in or enrolled a child in?

Tom

Careful, they might think you are serious in that sentiment lol

 

[Shad]

While I agree I don't know how this is connected to what I said that you quoted.

Apologies. I confused this thread with the one about Iran's treatment of TG.

 

[Stanyon]

And as a gay male non-parent, should I resent the huge chunk of my property taxes that pay for a school system that I have never been enrolled in or enrolled a child in?
Tom

The question is not whether or not someone else thinks you should but rather what you think. Do you think you shouldn't pay into the public education system Tom? Why or why not?