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Topic	MO bill would make teachers using students' preferred pronouns sex offenders.
LoZguy709 03/01/24 5:30:14 PM #19:	Robot2600 posted... that's the thing about this: it's so fucking wildly unconstitutional i cant imagine it doing anything except dying. like, im not ignorant of what's happened in tx and florida, but this bill just seems so fucking dumb i cant see it passing even in those states. I admit i know nothing about MO. Missouri doesn't see trans rights at protected the same way other classes, thus not giving trans people the same constitutional protections. If anything, I almost feel like this would be better pitched as a free speech issue as far as the US or Missouri Constitutions would be concerned. I do wonder if the bill would be strictly applying the use of a certain pronoun as amounting to providing non-material support for social transitioning, especially when the punishment is losing the right to vote and having to register as a sex offender. It's worded very conveniently ambiguously, but obviously is problematic whatever way it would be applied. <cite>LoZguy709 posted [p:979135715] in MO bill wo... [t:80710126]...</cite> <quote>Robot2600 posted... </cite><quote>that's the thing about this: it's so fucking wildly unconstitutional i cant imagine it doing anything except dying.like, im not ignorant of what's happened in tx and florida, but this bill just seems so fucking dumb i cant see it passing even in those states. I admit i know nothing about MO.</quote>Missouri doesn't see trans rights at protected the same way other classes, thus not giving trans people the same constitutional protections. If anything, I almost feel like this would be better pitched as a free speech issue as far as the US or Missouri Constitutions would be concerned.I do wonder if the bill would be strictly applying the use of a certain pronoun as amounting to providing non-material support for social transitioning, especially when the punishment is losing the right to vote and having to register as a sex offender. It's worded very conveniently ambiguously, but obviously is problematic whatever way it would be applied.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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