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Anonymous wrote:The people leaving their names seek to overlap with the pearl clutchers who speak at these meetings so I guess they aren't embarassed to be bigots.

They really should be ashamed, as some of their fellow sympathizers in bashing LGBT students are on other websites threatening School Board members with physical violence. Thought they might like to know that when they put their names on these petitions they are associating with criminal thugs. I'll be checking to see which ones are arrested first.

Holy crap, are you serious? These people are batshit.

Not as crazy as the transanity group. I'm still sure who's more mentally ill - the transgenders or the supporters who insist they are not mentally ill?

I'm leaning toward the transanity supporters as more mentally ill.

Be that as it may, I don't see supporters of LGBT rights threatening School Board members and inciting others to commit physical violence against them, which is happening today on Fairfax Underground. If I were some of those SB members, I would be asking the criminal authorities to get the IP addresses of those posters and to file charges against them. This is outrageous.

+1. Especially after Kathy Smith got roughed up last year. What is the matter with people who can't solve problems without turning into schoolyard bullies?

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Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

What right do you think is infringed upon? Your right to be transphobic?

Umm, the right to an appropriate changing area? If transgenders can pick their changing area, why can't everyone else?

They have an appropriate changing area? I'm sure if they are uncomfortable they can request to change elsewhere.

Not under the proposed policy. Only the transgenders get to pick and choose.

You are a fool. Transgendered kids would go to their correct GENDERED room as would yours. Based on GENDER not sex. No picking and choosing. And I'm sure if your Bigot Junior wants to throw a fit, they can change in the office.

You mean girls would go into the boys room to change? How foolish does that sound?

No, I don't, and you know it. However, you've clearly got a few marbles missing and a lot of bigotry, so believe whatever you like, Princess Bigotess.

Yes, you do mean exactly that. If the "transgendered" get to pick their preferred changing room, then girls and boys are in the same dressing room.

The people with the marbles missing are the transgendered and their supporters.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, the petition is full of hateful comments. I would be embarassed to put my name on that. I'm looking through it now to see if any of them are at my child's school so I can avoid play dates.

Exactly which comments are so full of "hate"?

Here are some samples:

"I'm signing because this petition aligns perfectly with common sense. "

"This is a subject that demands respectful conversation and consideration."

"This petition is well written and said - all students' rights have to be fairly respected, not just some special group."

Come on, show us the "hate".

Oh, don't cherry pick the bigots who happen to be well spoken. How about:

"You need to respect normal student right and not brainwash them to accept LGBT value"

"Please offer choices so that a straight student has a choice not to sit through FLE"

And the top comment is by someone who frequently speaks, hatefully, at board meetings.

Ahh, so you interpret anyone who disagrees with you as "hate". Such a sad existence.

Much sadder to be a person who spends their time trying to find ways to put down and belittle vulnerable children.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

What right do you think is infringed upon? Your right to be transphobic?

Umm, the right to an appropriate changing area? If transgenders can pick their changing area, why can't everyone else?

They have an appropriate changing area? I'm sure if they are uncomfortable they can request to change elsewhere.

Not under the proposed policy. Only the transgenders get to pick and choose.

You are a fool. Transgendered kids would go to their correct GENDERED room as would yours. Based on GENDER not sex. No picking and choosing. And I'm sure if your Bigot Junior wants to throw a fit, they can change in the office.

You mean girls would go into the boys room to change? How foolish does that sound?

No, I don't, and you know it. However, you've clearly got a few marbles missing and a lot of bigotry, so believe whatever you like, Princess Bigotess.

+1. Especially after Kathy Smith got roughed up last year. What is the matter with people who can't solve problems without turning into schoolyard bullies?

Be that as it may, I don't see supporters of LGBT rights threatening School Board members and inciting others to commit physical violence against them, which is happening today on Fairfax Underground. If I were some of those SB members, I would be asking the criminal authorities to get the IP addresses of those posters and to file charges against them. This is outrageous.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people leaving their names seek to overlap with the pearl clutchers who speak at these meetings so I guess they aren't embarassed to be bigots.

They really should be ashamed, as some of their fellow sympathizers in bashing LGBT students are on other websites threatening School Board members with physical violence. Thought they might like to know that when they put their names on these petitions they are associating with criminal thugs. I'll be checking to see which ones are arrested first.

Holy crap, are you serious? These people are batshit.

Not as crazy as the transanity group. I'm still sure who's more mentally ill - the transgenders or the supporters who insist they are not mentally ill?

I'm leaning toward the transanity supporters as more mentally ill.

Be that as it may, I don't see supporters of LGBT rights threatening School Board members and inciting others to commit physical violence against them, which is happening today on Fairfax Underground. If I were some of those SB members, I would be asking the criminal authorities to get the IP addresses of those posters and to file charges against them. This is outrageous.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people leaving their names seek to overlap with the pearl clutchers who speak at these meetings so I guess they aren't embarassed to be bigots.

They really should be ashamed, as some of their fellow sympathizers in bashing LGBT students are on other websites threatening School Board members with physical violence. Thought they might like to know that when they put their names on these petitions they are associating with criminal thugs. I'll be checking to see which ones are arrested first.

Holy crap, are you serious? These people are batshit.

Not as crazy as the transanity group. I'm still sure who's more mentally ill - the transgenders or the supporters who insist they are not mentally ill?

I'm leaning toward the transanity supporters as more mentally ill.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

What right do you think is infringed upon? Your right to be transphobic?

Umm, the right to an appropriate changing area? If transgenders can pick their changing area, why can't everyone else?

They have an appropriate changing area? I'm sure if they are uncomfortable they can request to change elsewhere.

Not under the proposed policy. Only the transgenders get to pick and choose.

You are a fool. Transgendered kids would go to their correct GENDERED room as would yours. Based on GENDER not sex. No picking and choosing. And I'm sure if your Bigot Junior wants to throw a fit, they can change in the office.

You mean girls would go into the boys room to change? How foolish does that sound?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, the petition is full of hateful comments. I would be embarassed to put my name on that. I'm looking through it now to see if any of them are at my child's school so I can avoid play dates.

Exactly which comments are so full of "hate"?

Here are some samples:

"I'm signing because this petition aligns perfectly with common sense. "

"This is a subject that demands respectful conversation and consideration."

"This petition is well written and said - all students' rights have to be fairly respected, not just some special group."

Come on, show us the "hate".

Oh, don't cherry pick the bigots who happen to be well spoken. How about:

"You need to respect normal student right and not brainwash them to accept LGBT value"

"Please offer choices so that a straight student has a choice not to sit through FLE"

And the top comment is by someone who frequently speaks, hatefully, at board meetings.

Ahh, so you interpret anyone who disagrees with you as "hate". Such a sad existence.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

What right do you think is infringed upon? Your right to be transphobic?

Umm, the right to an appropriate changing area? If transgenders can pick their changing area, why can't everyone else?

They have an appropriate changing area? I'm sure if they are uncomfortable they can request to change elsewhere.

Not under the proposed policy. Only the transgenders get to pick and choose.

You are a fool. Transgendered kids would go to their correct GENDERED room as would yours. Based on GENDER not sex. No picking and choosing. And I'm sure if your Bigot Junior wants to throw a fit, they can change in the office.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, the petition is full of hateful comments. I would be embarassed to put my name on that. I'm looking through it now to see if any of them are at my child's school so I can avoid play dates.

Exactly which comments are so full of "hate"?

Here are some samples:

"I'm signing because this petition aligns perfectly with common sense. "

"This is a subject that demands respectful conversation and consideration."

"This petition is well written and said - all students' rights have to be fairly respected, not just some special group."

Come on, show us the "hate".

Oh, don't cherry pick the bigots who happen to be well spoken. How about:

"You need to respect normal student right and not brainwash them to accept LGBT value"

"Please offer choices so that a straight student has a choice not to sit through FLE"

And the top comment is by someone who frequently speaks, hatefully, at board meetings.

Ahh, so you interpret anyone who disagrees with you as "hate". Such a sad existence.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, the petition is full of hateful comments. I would be embarassed to put my name on that. I'm looking through it now to see if any of them are at my child's school so I can avoid play dates.

Exactly which comments are so full of "hate"?

Here are some samples:

"I'm signing because this petition aligns perfectly with common sense. "

"This is a subject that demands respectful conversation and consideration."

"This petition is well written and said - all students' rights have to be fairly respected, not just some special group."

Come on, show us the "hate".

Oh, don't cherry pick the bigots who happen to be well spoken. How about:

"You need to respect normal student right and not brainwash them to accept LGBT value"

"Please offer choices so that a straight student has a choice not to sit through FLE"

And the top comment is by someone who frequently speaks, hatefully, at board meetings.