Tel-Chai Nation

The Democrats are going out of their way to prove they're consumed with gender bigotry, and all this after the Harvey Weinstein scandal:

House Democrats introduced the Equality Act last week, a measure that would ensure gender ideology — i.e., transgender bathrooms, forced preferred pronoun use, and biological men playing women’s sports, etc. — is cemented into federal law.

H.R. 5, which was introduced with 239 co-sponsors, states its purpose is to “prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation, and for other purposes.”

The measure would essentially codify gender ideology into federal law.

Prohibiting discrimination and promoting equality sound virtuous, but many serious opponents — including a coalition of conservatives, feminists, lesbians, and Christians — are warning Americans the Equality Act is dangerous legislation that will do anything but create equality. In fact, the measure would likely force American women throughout the country to relinquish their rights to privacy, safety, and the ability to compete in sports “equally.”

Monica Burke of the Heritage Foundation summed up the likely effects of the Equality Act with the observation at the Daily Signal that “it actually would promote inequality by elevating the ideologies of special-interest groups to the level of protected groups in civil rights law.”

Emily Zinos, an advocate for women and children and member of Hands Across the Aisle — a group of women from across the political spectrum who have partnered to challenge the notion that gender is the same as sex — took to Twitter to warn that “if the Equality Act passes, gender identity ideology will be taught via the law, and its punitive power will ensure your compliance”: [...]

Burke stressed as well that the Equality Act could easily increase the risk of sexual assault.

“A federal sexual orientation and gender identity law would give male sexual predators who self-identify as females access to private facilities,” she wrote, adding, such a law “could also make victims less likely to report sexual misconduct and police less likely to get involved, for fear of being accused of discrimination.”

If Theresa Saldana were trying to campaign today for anti-stalking laws, she'd likely be throughly rejected by the Democrats because of where they're going today. I think the best way to protest would be to bring it all to the doorsteps of the LGBT advocacy extremists who've been pushing for these nightmares, and now look at the toll it's taking. The time has come to avoid companies siding with these dangerous ideologies, not finance them, and do whatever's necessary to cut off funding to the extremists who're even making efforts to deprive parents of their children and deny them the permission to take their children to see psychologists if they suffer gender dysphoria.

It's a real shame that, as we go further into the 21st century, society's collapsing instead of improving, and this is one of the most notorious results.

Labels: lgbt cultism, misogyny, Moonbattery, political corruption, United States, US Congress