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Joe Rogan gets high, reads some BS on the internet, doesn’t look into it, then goes on his show and acts like an expert in the subject. There are many clips you can find of him being called out on some stupid shit and he just doubles down on it. Even when talking to people who are specifically experts in the subject.
The two-page bill, which is primarily a measure seeking to prohibit schools in the state from accommodating transgender youths, includes a subsection aimed at a different — and theoretical — category of students.

Great job NBC and everyone here falling for it, this is the reason. So you'll talk about the silly made up problem and let them get away with the bigoted nonsense. Is there a point we all recognize we're dealing with a party uninterested in good faith policy? Do we really have to keep giving this nonsense the benefit of the doubt? >

Is that actually a common problem?
Even if so, is it the biggest problem facing schools? Is there maybe a more dangerous problem you could target? >

Joe Rogan said it is so it's true, even though he eventually admitted that he really doesn't know a teacher and that he embellished something he heard from someone else, but that doesn't matter.