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There are far more pervasive and tragic disabilities that need to be accommodated for

Which ones are not being accommodated for?
There is still no rule, however, that dogs can't play basketball. >

Brett, you have to kill Air Bud to save reality.
But I wuv him. >

"Your concept of 'Wuv' confuses and infuriates us!" >

r/futurama >

Inside Job >

Futurama Inside Job crossover >

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY! >

Netflix cancels Inside Job
Me: This is the eighth to the last straw! >

If Hulu picks it up, then we can have a Futurama Inside Job crossover. >

Fuck yeah go Terps! >

They're known as the terps? What is it, a school full of stoners? >

They like turtles >

Just like me fr >


The bill, if passed, would also ban accommodations for transgender students, including a teacher’s use of a student’s “preferred gender pronoun, if the perceived or expressed gender is inconsistent with the student’s” sex assigned at birth. Schools found to be in violation of the policy could be fined up to $500,000 in damages, the bill states.

Ah, there it is. The REAL story. >

Trying to implement a 'why would anyone be against this' solution for a ridiculous problem they made up, while combining that with extremely discriminatory measures, so only attention is paid to the former and not the latter. 
Classic smoke and mirrors, it would be funny if it weren't so sad. >

If its a rediculous problem they made up, how can it be a discriminatory measure? >

Read the article and the comments. It’s all about attacking transgender people. >

And rightly so, children have no business determining their own sexuality if they are healthy males and females, the only acceptable accommodation to a transgender person should be for a person who is born with a physical disability that needs to be accommodated for(clear need to identify with one of two genders).
Children do things they are taught, even if it is true that there is a child that knows from the age of 5 that they are in the wrong body, it is not worth the hundreds of false positives it will take to accommodate this one person.
There are far more pervasive and tragic disabilities that need to be accommodated for, than creating the equivalent of wheelchair ramps for a disability that affects less than a dozen people per city.