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  What happened to Free Speech?
context: I misread this at first it was a crime to expose a trans person as trans and thought it odd. Then i saw WV and knew I had misread. >
  
  So parents are now liable for letting their children outside?? >
  
  Yes, parents must now keep their kids in the closet until they are 18, at which point they are free to come out >
  
  I guess that explains some home schooled Republicans. >
  
  "get into that closet until you understand chemistry" >
  
  Considering they quote high school biology like that's the max level, that sounds about right >
  
  Ironically enough, the GOP Governor is in the midst of writing a bill allowing him to expose himself to anyone. >
  
  So this is effectively criminalizing being trans. And yet, the people who push this, and support tbis, will claim they aren't transphobes. What's next? A bill doing the same, but for gay people?
  Also, how the hell would this be reasonably enforced? Are they gonna make trans people join a registry, and carry identifying marks? >
  
  You say it as if it's absurd, but with the way things have been going... I wouldn't rule it out. >
  
  Pretty much what Texas wants to do. >
  
  One more shining example from the party of “limited government.”
  Fucking hypocrites, assholes, projectors, idiots… this could go on for a while. >
  
  I'd be more afraid of a Preacher >
  
  I'm more afraid of the religious nuts who follow and obey the preachers. >
  
  So could one get arrested for showing a kid Bugs Bunny cartoons? >
  
  Eh whats up, Doc?