Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Drop Them!

Drop you draws for an inspection!

If a Republican South Dakota legislator has his way that is what we all will be doing before going in the bathroom.
'Visual inspection' could be part of state law to determine gender identity
Rapid City Journal
By Bart Pfankuch
August 23, 2015

PIERRE | A proposal by a state lawmaker could require that visual inspection be used as part of a process to officially determine a person's gender in South Dakota, including for high school athletes.

The battle over how to officially determine someone's gender arises from a controversy over whether transgender high school students can declare their own gender when participating in sports.

A high school athletic group enacted a policy last year that allows students to decide for themselves which gender group they will compete with. But some lawmakers are unhappy with that concept.
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The proposal from Rep. Roger Hunt, R-Brandon, would rely on official birth certificates and visual inspections for determining gender rather than allowing people to decide and declare their gender on their own.
You got that, a “visual inspections for determining gender!” Talk about intrusive government, you can’t get much more intrusive then looking between your legs. The committee voted 6-5 to advance the bill.

1 comment:

  1. The bigger question would be "if passed, will it be subject to constitutionality review?" I certainly hope so...but given the state of politics today, it's anybody's guess.

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