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California government continues it's march to implement the homosexual agenda.
Last week, the California Assembly passed Assembly Bill 1266 by a 46-25 vote. AB 1266 states that public schools cannot discriminate in any way concerning the sex of the student. Both sexes are to have equal access to all offered courses, counseling and athletics. Any student can try out for any sport, regardless of their sex. Here's the problem:
“SECTION 1. Section 221.5 of the Education Code is amended to read:”
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“(f)A pupil shall be permitted to participate in sex-segregated school programs and facilities, including athletic teams and competitions, and use facilities consistent with his or her gender identity, irrespective of the gender listed on the pupil’s records.”
In other words, any boy who claims he is a girl, even though he is anatomically still a boy, would be allowed to use the same locker rooms and showers that the girls use.
On the opposite side, a girl claiming to be a boy but is still anatomically a girl would be allowed to shower with all the boys. They don’t even have to be undergoing any form of sex change therapy, just say they are the opposite sex from what they really are and they can parade around in all their glory in either locker room or shower.
The bill's author is Democrat Assemblyman Tom Ammiano a proud homosexual from San Francisco who is heavily involved in LGBT activist groups.
Ammiano believes that this bill doesn’t violate or pose a problem to non-homosexual people's rights stating:
“There’s no trampling of other people’s rights. There’s a recognition that other people have the same rights that you do. It’s also important to protect our children from prejudice.”
What about the right of privacy, modesty and decency? What about the right of a parent to protect their child from sexual perversion and nudity of the opposite sex? What about non-homosexual's rights? What about the rights of Christians?
Ammiano doesn't care about those rights because they are not part of his lifestyle nor agenda. Ammiano and most of the California Assembly has no problem voiding your rights because they don't share them.
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Last week, the California Assembly passed Assembly Bill 1266 by a 46-25 vote. AB 1266 states that public schools cannot discriminate in any way concerning the sex of the student. Both sexes are to have equal access to all offered courses, counseling and athletics. Any student can try out for any sport, regardless of their sex. Here's the problem:
“SECTION 1. Section 221.5 of the Education Code is amended to read:”
...
“(f)A pupil shall be permitted to participate in sex-segregated school programs and facilities, including athletic teams and competitions, and use facilities consistent with his or her gender identity, irrespective of the gender listed on the pupil’s records.”
In other words, any boy who claims he is a girl, even though he is anatomically still a boy, would be allowed to use the same locker rooms and showers that the girls use.
On the opposite side, a girl claiming to be a boy but is still anatomically a girl would be allowed to shower with all the boys. They don’t even have to be undergoing any form of sex change therapy, just say they are the opposite sex from what they really are and they can parade around in all their glory in either locker room or shower.
The bill's author is Democrat Assemblyman Tom Ammiano a proud homosexual from San Francisco who is heavily involved in LGBT activist groups.
Ammiano believes that this bill doesn’t violate or pose a problem to non-homosexual people's rights stating:
“There’s no trampling of other people’s rights. There’s a recognition that other people have the same rights that you do. It’s also important to protect our children from prejudice.”
What about the right of privacy, modesty and decency? What about the right of a parent to protect their child from sexual perversion and nudity of the opposite sex? What about non-homosexual's rights? What about the rights of Christians?
Ammiano doesn't care about those rights because they are not part of his lifestyle nor agenda. Ammiano and most of the California Assembly has no problem voiding your rights because they don't share them.
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