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Yet they invited Milo. And let Richard Spencer roam the halls doing media at CPAC.

 

What about Archibald Leach, Bernard Schwartz and Lucille LeSueur?

 

Cut him some slack. Must be tough patrolling this thread 18 hours a day while patrolling Twitter 18.5 hours a day while running your own business and whatever other bullshit du jour.

 

Good thing he has a steady source of caffeine.

 

I can't imagine how difficult it must be for a trans child to get through life. Trans adults have a hard time, and being a kid isn't easy.

I think under almost all circumstances, a child should be able to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity, or at the very least, have a single person, all gender bathroom, available for their use.

And, if my child were dealing with this, I'd be raising holy hell.

But, I would also understand that it's not for the President of the United States to dictate bathroom policies for the entire country.

 

Which party has an anti-Semite running for a national leadership position?

 

LOL. Yes, and that was dumb too.

But BYM has called more women pigs and sluts than you could ever hope to.

 

Interesting take.

"It is horribly ironic that of all the disgusting nonsense Yiannopoulos has said — about women, about Muslims, about transgender people, about immigrants — it is only now that the moderate right appears to have reached the limits of what it will tolerate in the name of free speech. The hypocrisy is clarion-clear: This was never, in fact, about free speech at all. It was about making it OK to say racist, sexist, transphobic, and xenophobic things, about tolerating the public expression of those views right up to the point where it becomes financially unwise to do so. Those suddenly dropping Yiannopoulos are making a business decision, not a moral one — and yes, even in Donald Trump’s America, there’s still a difference. If that difference devours Yiannopoulos and his minions, they will find few mourners."

 

You need to have a trans child or friend and live in North Carolina or Alabama. It's about as unnecessary as Civil Rights laws were in the 1950's and 60's.

 

I wish.

 

Dude, that's why we have a Constitution. The state doesn't have the right to mistreat people.

 

When did this become a constitutional right? 2016?

How did that happen?