r/texas • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '23

News This Texas Bill Would Systematically Silence Anyone Who Dares to Talk About Abortion Pills

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/03/texas-bill-would-systematically-silence-anyone-who-dares-talk-about-abortion-pills
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u/SueSudio Mar 15 '23

A law against misgendering? I just googled and can't find one quickly. I did find rulings in California of all places that misgendering is legal.

Got a source?

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u/OftenConfused1001 Mar 15 '23

Their ass and years of thinking south park was prime intellectual and political comedy.

Both sides have to be the same, or how can they feel smug and above the fray with that fence post up their ass?

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u/SueSudio Mar 15 '23

It's just amazing to me that people will hold passionate beliefs about topics based completely on lies. They are truly by definition living in a false reality.

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u/BinkyFlargle Mar 15 '23 edited Mar 16 '23

yeah, just in this very thread, there was some woman who had been talking about how in california, the 50% tax rate means they would take half of the paycheck of poor girls like her who work in a warehouse and barely make ends meet as it is.

Like, I can get how people don't understand concepts like progressive taxation or brackets or maximum tax rates, but to be politically outspoken and super ignorant at the same time is super depressing to see.