Kansas bans trans Kansans from changing gender on ID.

Just Kansas being Kansas … … but isn’t there a rule against “group insults”?

 

OT: but...
Wasnt the left using Kansas as a poster child for its response to Roe being overturned? Which Kansas are you referring to?

 

The bad one

 

Thanks for clarifying. I always taught there was just one Kansas. I was unaware that the left got to define them based on the moment in history.

 

Good. You can't change your gender. I'm glad we are finally fighting back against this woke garbage. Men can become pregnant lol

 

Is this the thread where people who don't like transgender people but who don't like it pointed out that they don't like transgendered people cheer massive and fundamentally useless policies against transgendered people or the thread where they claim they aren't attacking transgendered people and are just worried about "the children?"

 

It is the kind of thread where you get your post deleted for pointing out naked bigotry on display and the OP's history of racist remarks in the same sentence. Maybe just the one observation is cool though, I dont know.

 

It is interesting that the slur (it is listed in dictionaries as "offensive" which is how dictionaries label slurs) in the thread title was left. I wonder why.

 

Probably because it wasn't reported as a slur and the moderators are unfamiliar with the term counting as a slur. I'll count this as a report and update the thread title.

Go GATORS!
,WESGATORS

 

No.
It’s the kind of thread that erases your nasty comments towards white people. You know the ones you despise.

 

Well, if the OP represents all white people, I want to change my own race stat

 

Was Kansas ever a freedom state?

 

Last time I was there, they let you leave and re-enter Allen Fieldhouse without needing a new ticket; that has to count for something.

Go GATORS!
,WESGATORS

 

Not much.

 

If I recall, the legislative referendum on abortion was voted down by the people? Not that it necessarily says anything about this issue, but it's possible that the Kansas legislature is just more conservative than its constituents. I think that's true in Florida to at least some extent.

 

In the 19th century when they violently opposed slavery, its been downhill ever since