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Topic	28 y/o UGLY Indiana Teacher QUITS because he REFUSES to Acknowledge TRANS KIDS!
LinkPizza 06/08/18 4:36:50 PM #32:	SKARDAVNELNATE posted... I don't want to quote item by item this once. Feel free to apply my comments where relevant. Yes, they have the right to undergo elective cosmetic procedures. I'm not saying you take that away from them. They don't have the right to compel another person's speech nor to compel another person's behavior. No one has the authority to tell someone what name to call them or how to treat them if that other person isn't inclined to do so. Being trans doesn't give someone special rights above what anyone else has. One person has the civic right to request what they are called or how they are treated. The civic rights of that person ends at another persons civic right to refuse that request. You are right hat nobody has the authority to call someone by a certain name. But that means I can call a guy named Thomas by a different name. And I can call him Jacob instead. It doesnt make it right. Im not saying that get special permission. Im saying be a human being and call them by the a different name. As we said, people can go by different names. Whether its because they have a more Western name because theyre from a different country, or changing genders, or are in the process of getting a name change for any reason. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... Answer: No one. Who are they to tell anyone which name to addressees them with? Most normal people would say the name holder. Its there name. If people want to know what to call them, its up to that person. It you want to be call Max instead of Maximillian, its up to Maximillian to make that decision. If you want to be call James instead of William, its also up to them... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:902788975] in 28 y/o UGL... [t:76681898]...</cite> <quote><cite>SKARDAVNELNATE posted...</cite> <quote>I don't want to quote item by item this once. Feel free to apply my comments where relevant. Yes, they have the right to undergo elective cosmetic procedures. I'm not saying you take that away from them. They don't have the right to compel another person's speech nor to compel another person's behavior. No one has the authority to tell someone what name to call them or how to treat them if that other person isn't inclined to do so. Being trans doesn't give someone special rights above what anyone else has. One person has the civic right to request what they are called or how they are treated. The civic rights of that person ends at another persons civic right to refuse that request.</quote> You are right hat nobody has the authority to call someone by a certain name. But that means I can call a guy named Thomas by a different name. And I can call him Jacob instead. It doesnt make it right. Im not saying that get special permission. Im saying be a human being and call them by the a different name. As we said, people can go by different names. Whether its because they have a more Western name because theyre from a different country, or changing genders, or are in the process of getting a name change for any reason. <cite>SKARDAVNELNATE posted...</cite> <quote>Answer: No one. Who are they to tell anyone which name to addressees them with?</quote> Most normal people would say the name holder. Its there name. If people want to know what to call them, its up to that person. It you want to be call Max instead of Maximillian, its up to Maximillian to make that decision. If you want to be call James instead of William, its also up to them... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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