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Well in Missouri the GOP defined what a women legislator can wear in their capital house.
And what about strip clubs? How do they classify those? Have these people ever been to a drag show, do they even know what it is? >

Strip clubs are designated as “lunch designations.” >

I tried to eat at a strip club once. Was escorted out. 🤣 >

Nice one dad >

You’re dad is funny lol >

The Nazis felt the same way
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In mid-1932, a crackdown on homosexual subcultures in Prussia began after Chancellor Franz von Papen deposed the Prussian government. Some homosexual bars and clubs in Berlin had to shut down after police raids. In January 1933, the Nazi Party took power; immediately, their real and perceived enemies were the subject of a violent crackdown. On 23 February that year, the Prussian Ministry of the Interior ordered Berlin police to shut down any remaining establishments catering to "persons who indulge in unnatural sexual practices". This order was extended to other parts of Germany. In Cologne, almost all gay bars were forced to close. In Hanover, all had closed by the end of the year. >

I wonder how many death camps have to be built before people see this for what it is
Personally I want to stop the genocide before it happens, but somehow that's still unpopular with some >

They wouldn't be called Death camps, or anything like that. They will be called re-education centers, or something similar. >

They'll be called corrective centers or assimilation academies, as a bullshit rebranding technique. >

Y'all need to stop worrying about painting y'alls nails and concentrate on not being gay, to help you we are providing you with concentration camps >

I'm old enough to remember when Republicans had actual ideas for governing. Their ideas were all manifestly wrong, but at least they seemed to want to govern, however badly they may have misunderstood the assignment. But now Republican rhetoric seems to be 100% tribalism. Anti-immigrant, anti-trans, anti-drag. They have no actual policies. At this point if a Republican politician trotted out the Laffer curve it would almost be refreshing. It would at least be a change of pace. >

GOP went from the party who fought against slavery, to the party that wants to bring it back. >

Republicans just want to molest children. This move feeds into the lie that people who hold unaccountable levels of power over the lives of children are less likely to prey on children than people who have no power over the lives children and would be held accountable anyway if they did anything. >

They might as well regulate the bathing suits people wear at the beach.