Transgender 6-year-old wins civil rights case to use girls bathroom

Feeling like something does not make you it, physics I learned at kindergarten proves it.

So true. I remember the kid who felt like he was a bird. He jumped off of the garage roof and broke his arm. Errr or would that be wing?
 
It was an hour & 40 minutes, hasn't been enough time to watch the whole video yet. Maybe he's seen it before?

Don't try to derail this thread with facts! :rolleyes:

Well you're just showing your ignorance. The link was 1:20 minutes into the 1:40 minute video.
 
What makes you believe the YouTube video is propaganda? Because you don't agree with it, or do you have specific sources that refute it?

People can draw their own conclusions on this specific case, which is why I posted the Katie Couric video so everyone can see the full story.

1) The professor mentioned a "handful of studies" talking about brain size difference without mentioning the fact that regions of the brain can grow or shrink in size based on usage.

2) The Katie link said nothing about whether tests were done on this 6 y/o to confirm if the structure of his brain.

3) When the professor talked about homosexuality being de-listed as a "sexual disorder" he failed to mention that when that happened there was no proof that it was a physical characteristic rather than a mental and that there is still no such proof.

4) People can have a particular mental state that is not part of the norm that is still not a "mental disorder."

Edit: But hey, I can post some videos of "climate" professors pushing man made global warming or "economics" professors pushing Keynesianism as the only way to go and that must make it right.
 
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When I was six years old, I sincerely believed myself to be Superman. But when the school bell rang, I had to stop playing make-believe, or face a severe tongue-lashing by my teachers. If I had demanded that they put a telephone booth somewhere in the hallway so I could don the costume of the Man of Steel while protecting my secret identity, and then threatened to bring LAWYERS into the fray if they didn't, I would have been laughed out of class.

I'm as socially liberal as the next guy, but let's call this what it is; a little boy and his family trying to force those around him to participate in his make-believe.
 
When I was six years old, I sincerely believed myself to be Superman. But when the school bell rang, I had to stop playing make-believe, or face a severe tongue-lashing by my teachers. If I had demanded that they put a telephone booth somewhere in the hallway so I could don the costume of the Man of Steel while protecting my secret identity, and then threatened to bring LAWYERS into the fray if they didn't, I would have been laughed out of class.

I'm as socially liberal as the next guy, but let's call this what it is; a little boy and his family trying to force those around him to participate in his make-believe.
LMAO!! :D You must've been popular on teh playgroundz! ;) :) :cool:
 
“This is the first ruling in the nation that holds that transgender students be allowed to use bathrooms that match who they are,” he said. “There are thousands of families like the Mathises who are feeling relieved and vindicated that the commission ruled that Coy is a girl just like any other girl.”

The same penis, testicles, testosterone, and Y chromosome as any girl.

That's another thing, even if a man dresses as a woman, has his genitals removed, gets breast implants, and pumps himself full of female hormones, he's still an XY male at the genetic level, and there's no changing that (although I'm sure someone's already working on it).
 
When I was six years old, I sincerely believed myself to be Superman. But when the school bell rang, I had to stop playing make-believe, or face a severe tongue-lashing by my teachers. If I had demanded that they put a telephone booth somewhere in the hallway so I could don the costume of the Man of Steel while protecting my secret identity, and then threatened to bring LAWYERS into the fray if they didn't, I would have been laughed out of class.

I'm as socially liberal as the next guy, but let's call this what it is; a little boy and his family trying to force those around him to participate in his make-believe.

The biggest proof of this, to me, is that they had this child using the faculty bathrooms and such to avoid the conflict. Are you kidding?!? The faculty bathrooms at my schools were always the best and were largely off-limits unless you were a teacher's helper or really, really well-liked. They were like normal bathrooms at home, with the sink and the toilet and actual towels and a nice mirror over the sink and softer toilet paper. If someone told me I "had to" use that bathroom instead of the pigsty that was the public girls' room, I would jump for joy.
 
If the man wc is occupied, I use the womans... all the time, but I am careful not to splash... that would be rude.
 
I don't see the problem with letting her use the girls bathroom. There are stalls in girls restrooms. They aren't supposed to be looking at other people's private parts, that's when the parent needs to step and say "this is a vagina, you have one. Boys have a penis. Don't look at other people's parts and don't touch." Or maybe that's just too much to ask.
 
I don't see the problem with letting her use the girls bathroom. There are stalls in girls restrooms. They aren't supposed to be looking at other people's private parts, that's when the parent needs to step and say "this is a vagina, you have one. Boys have a penis. Don't look at other people's parts and don't touch." Or maybe that's just too much to ask.

Actually, it's not a "her". :rolleyes:
 
I don't see the problem with letting her use the girls bathroom. There are stalls in girls restrooms. They aren't supposed to be looking at other people's private parts, that's when the parent needs to step and say "this is a vagina, you have one. Boys have a penis. Don't look at other people's parts and don't touch." Or maybe that's just too much to ask.

And when the child gets a little older and it's "I want to use the girls' locker room" or the kids are wandering the halls going to the bathroom on their own... what's the worst that could happen there? There ARE stalls. I guess this little boy will sit down and pretend his penis doesn't exist, pee in the stall, and go about his business. If "there are stalls" solves it, though, then why aren't all ladies' rooms co-ed for all ages?
 
I don't have a son, but if I ever do and he decides he wants to wear dresses he'll have to wait until he no longer lives under my roof. On the other hand this is a genius idea for any teen age boy looking for access to the women's locker room.
 
And when the child gets a little older and it's "I want to use the girls' locker room" or the kids are wandering the halls going to the bathroom on their own... what's the worst that could happen there? There ARE stalls. I guess this little boy will sit down and pretend his penis doesn't exist, pee in the stall, and go about his business. If "there are stalls" solves it, though, then why aren't all ladies' rooms co-ed for all ages?

Maybe by the time she's old enough to hit puberty she can get sexual reassignment surgery. Or she won't take PE, I hear that isn't a requirement in schools anymore. Or people could just mind their own business? Maybe this country will be more tolerant in a few years.
 
What the hell was this kid exposed to? And what gives with the story reference to him as a "her"?
 
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