A federal appeals court in
Richmond, Virginia, has ruled that Gavin Grimm, a transgender high school
student who was “born a female,” can sue “his” school board on discrimination
grounds because it banned “him” from the boy’s bathroom. In arriving at its
decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit deferred to
the U.S. Education Department’s position that transgender (not transsexual)
students should have access to the bathrooms that match their
gender “identities” rather than being “forced” to use bathrooms that correspond
with their actual, biological sex.
The
U.S.E.D. has said that requiring transgender students to use a bathroom
reserved for their biological sex is a violation of Title IX, which prohibits
sexual discrimination at federally-funded schools. That certainly is an
interesting- if insane- take on an already ridiculous law. Transgender students
claim that using the bathroom of their gender identity is important for them- and
others- to feel comfortable. I know that most females would be
uncomfortable if their schools didn’t
allow “chicks” with dicks into their bathrooms. What young girl wouldn’t feel more comfortable if a
50-year-old man “identifying” as a woman was allowed to take a whiz a foot or
two away from her, inside a stall or not?
Master
Grimm said that a transgender “boy” who appears male may generally raise alarms
if “he” is forced to use the girl’s bathroom. Really? And “he” won’t raise any
alarms if “he” uses the boy’s bathroom, even though “he” has female genitalia? We’re not talking about a classroom here.
Does Grimm not understand what a bathroom is specifically designed for? Well, “I
feel humiliated and dysphoric every time I’m forced to use a separate
facility,” Grimm said.
That’s
funny, that’s the same feeling most people have when they are forced to share a bathroom with a member
of the opposite sex…who none-the-less claim to be of their gender.
I
am dysphoric whenever I think about the future of mankind.
(Sorry,
I mean womankind. No, I mean un-kinds…uh, that’s not it either. I mean some,
no, every kind).
Grimm?
Indeed.
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