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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wtf. I hate this county. [/quote]

Same. I love my house and my neighborhood but I really want to get out once my youngest graduated HS (freshman now).  This is beyond ridiculous. [/quote]
+1 When we're ready to sell, we will leave MoCo. Maybe go up to Frederick.  MoCo is ridiculous. The butt of the DMV joke.

I have no issues with the lgbtq. My kid's bff is an lgbtq, but honestly, Moco has some serious issues they need to deal with.  Spend time and money on those issues, not proclaiming some day that no one else cares about on that day. Does MoCo think that the world will actually recognize special pronouns that people pick for themselves on this particular day?
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Why wait? Move now! [/quote]
kid is in HS.[/quote]

Will you snowflake melt if you move during HS?[/quote]
will people who identify with their whatever pronoun need therapy if MoCo doesn't recognize this day as "International" (lol) pronoun day?[/quote]

Nope will Italians need therapy if we don't have a Columbus day?[/quote]
really dumb comparison, but no.  Hence, why the need to name it "International Pronoun Day".  So stupid.[/quote]

Who is they... you think the council named the day?[/quote]
So, the council didn't name the day, but they had a signing ceremony recognizing the day. And what does that do for the county? Will anything change for the "they/him/her/he/she/it/??" people?[/quote]

No, the County Council had a proclamation. They typically start their sessions with the proclamations. For example, on October 10, there were proclamations recognizing World Mental Health Day and the Department of Transportation's workforce. On October 3, there were proclamations recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month, National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Do you object to those too, or just to this particular proclamation?[/quote]
I object to the waste of a day that my taxes are paying for.[/quote]

Then you're objecting to something that doesn't exist.[/quote]

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