Canada has decided to create a new law that would make it a hate crime if someone who is transgender is called the opposite of what they identify with. In other words, if a man is transitioning or has transitioned into a woman, and someone calls him a man, then the individual could be arrested and/or face a civil lawsuit.
I thought it was a joke when I heard about it but it’s legit and it’s called Bill C16. They’re going to provide citizens with new pronouns to replace ones like “he” or “she.” One of the people who opposed the Bill made a statement that Canada is now drowning in a culture of victimization; sound familiar?
I can definitely see something like this coming to the United States based on the direction our country has taken. My state of North Carolina has a variety of issues that we should be focused on like budgets, infrastructure, and government waste yet everything came to a halt over an uproar regarding transgender restrooms.
The transgender community makes up .2% of our population. Not that I don’t think we should do right by them, whatever right is, but in the scheme of things we have a lot more to worry about. All the issues I listed above should be a higher priority to people who are transgender than which restroom they can use because the bottom line is they can use the restroom; they aren’t being turned away. I’m concerned for our country because we’ve definitely gotten to the point where the tail is wagging the dog.
I thought it was a joke when I heard about it but it’s legit and it’s called Bill C16. They’re going to provide citizens with new pronouns to replace ones like “he” or “she.” One of the people who opposed the Bill made a statement that Canada is now drowning in a culture of victimization; sound familiar?
I can definitely see something like this coming to the United States based on the direction our country has taken. My state of North Carolina has a variety of issues that we should be focused on like budgets, infrastructure, and government waste yet everything came to a halt over an uproar regarding transgender restrooms.
The transgender community makes up .2% of our population. Not that I don’t think we should do right by them, whatever right is, but in the scheme of things we have a lot more to worry about. All the issues I listed above should be a higher priority to people who are transgender than which restroom they can use because the bottom line is they can use the restroom; they aren’t being turned away. I’m concerned for our country because we’ve definitely gotten to the point where the tail is wagging the dog.
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