So I can't have an opinion on the topic because I don't live in Idaho?
I was told at another place with trans athletes, that since it didn't effect my kids, why should I care? Something to the effect, that why worry? I was blowing it out of proportion.Wufskins said:
So I can't have an opinion on the topic because I don't live in Idaho?
Works both ways not?Wufskins said:
So we're even?
ncsupack1 said:Works both ways not?Wufskins said:
So we're even?
Just saying, that I was told, I was making a big deal out of nothing. I believe, other posters with same concerns, were called out as well. So what makes this any different? You don't live in Idaho, so why worry? Why the call for a civil discussion now? And yes, posters make a lot of wild points all the time.Wufskins said:ncsupack1 said:Works both ways not?Wufskins said:
So we're even?
That posters on a msg board will make a stupid opinion to try to prove a point? Absolutely.
Agree, you did not. Look, I personally think the law is dumb. I'm just trying to point out how different views are looked at. My views on this issue are well documented here.Wufskins said:
You'd have a point if it were me that told you not to worry bout the trans stuff. But i didn't.
hokiewolf said:
I hate debating the 0.0000001% what about this argument against anything it's absolutely disingenuous to pretend that's an every day occurrence to drum up outrage. Happens with abortion, trans rights, guns. Just be reasonable. Geez
Wufskins said:
And I agree whoever made that comment to you was just as dumb as Were was to make it to me.
for loess then 5% of the voters, yes.ncsupack1 said:hokiewolf said:
I hate debating the 0.0000001% what about this argument against anything it's absolutely disingenuous to pretend that's an every day occurrence to drum up outrage. Happens with abortion, trans rights, guns. Just be reasonable. Geez
Abortion is an issue going into this election year.
hokiewolf said:for loess then 5% of the voters, yes.ncsupack1 said:hokiewolf said:
I hate debating the 0.0000001% what about this argument against anything it's absolutely disingenuous to pretend that's an every day occurrence to drum up outrage. Happens with abortion, trans rights, guns. Just be reasonable. Geez
Abortion is an issue going into this election year.
The founding fathers created a republic. In American political discourse, states' rights are political powers held for the state governments rather than the federal government according to the United States Constitution, reflecting especially the enumerated powers of Congress and the Tenth Amendment. The enumerated powers that are listed in the Constitution include exclusive federal powers, as well as concurrent powers that are shared with the states, and all of those powers are contrasted with the reserved powersalso called states' rights that only the states possess.ncsupack1 said:Just saying, that I was told, I was making a big deal out of nothing. I believe, other posters with same concerns, were called out as well. So what makes this any different? You don't live in Idaho, so why worry? Why the call for a civil discussion now? And yes, posters make a lot of wild points all the time.Wufskins said:ncsupack1 said:Works both ways not?Wufskins said:
So we're even?
That posters on a msg board will make a stupid opinion to try to prove a point? Absolutely.
Wufskins said:
Guess we'll see in Florida. Wanna bet what happens there Were?
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