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The Cooterpoot

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They also made it where law enforcement cannot obtain abortion records to arrest folks for that.
 

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This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these youths are avoiding shelters and living on the streets. That's not a better outcome. I don't really like this response to that problem, but I can't think of anything better.

Rubes gonna be rubes. Yall never learn, and keep getting led around as the world's biggest idiots.
 
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Maroon Eagle

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Dude. Epoch Times?

That’s the Occupy Democrats of the right.

At least get something from the Free Beacon which also skews right, is much more trustworthy, and goes into the fact that the bill deals with potentially abused runaways (as Boom Boom mentions and the article snippet you provided didn’t).

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This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these youths are avoiding shelters and living on the streets. That's not a better outcome. I don't really like this response to that problem, but I can't think of anything better.

Rubes gonna be rubes. Yall never learn, and keep getting led around as the world's biggest idiots.
So you support not getting parental consent on this? REALLY?
 

Maroon Eagle

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So you support not getting parental consent on this? REALLY?
So abusive parents should have the authority to give consent?

That’s why CPS is being brought in.

(Iffy. REALLY iffy I know. And Boom Boom knows this too.)

Edit to add: It’s much more complicated than the simplistic Epoch Times version which is what Boom Boom and I are both getting at.
 

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This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these youths are avoiding shelters and living on the streets. That's not a better outcome. I don't really like this response to that problem, but I can't think of anything better.

Rubes gonna be rubes. Yall never learn, and keep getting led around as the world's biggest

This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these youths are avoiding shelters and living on the streets. That's not a better outcome. I don't really like this response to that problem, but I can't think of anything better.

Rubes gonna be rubes. Yall never learn, and keep getting led around as the world's biggest idiots.
Dylan?
 

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This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these
So you support not getting parental consent on this? REALLY?
He's just one of our liberal trolls trying to turn this into 5 page thread by making a provocative statement to get it started.
 
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This summary misstates the bill. Normally youths that run away from home and wind up in a shelter, the shelter is required to notify the parents. There are exceptions for abuse and health care. This bill adds gender affirming health care, BUT like the others it only substitutes informing CPS instead of the parents. It's not like they are there in secret. Like other cases, CPS is supposed to step in and do their job (iffy statement I know). The stated reason for the bill is, as currently stands, these youths are avoiding shelters and living on the streets. That's not a better outcome. I don't really like this response to that problem, but I can't think of anything better.

Rubes gonna be rubes. Yall never learn, and keep getting led around as the world's biggest idiots.
So abusive parents should have the authority to give consent?

That’s why CPS is being brought in.

(Iffy. REALLY iffy I know. And Boom Boom knows this too.)

Edit to add: It’s much more complicated than the simplistic Epoch Times version which is what Boom Boom and I are both getting at.
Boom boom doesn’t know 💩 .

and if you are trusting his word you don’t know 💩 either.
 
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So abusive parents should have the authority to give consent?

That’s why CPS is being brought in.

(Iffy. REALLY iffy I know. And Boom Boom knows this too.)

Edit to add: It’s much more complicated than the simplistic Epoch Times version which is what Boom Boom and I are both getting at.
Is there actual abuse or abuse being defined here as parents not allowing their kid to have surgery to change their gender?

I can appreciate this is a very complicated topic for families going through this. However, I think there is a simple solution to this. You can’t legally have gender changing surgery until you’re 18. You can’t vote till you’re 18, can’t have a glass of wine until you’re 21. No reason why someone can’t wait until they are 18 to make this change. And yes I know there are rare medical conditions that would force a parent to make a decision at a much younger age… that’s obviously an exception here
 

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Boom boom doesn’t know 💩 .

and if you are trusting his word you don’t know 💩 either.
It’s not a matter of trusting his word.

The info that’s out there is saying it’s more complicated than what your snippet from the Epoch Times is saying & I even used a news site on the right in my response.
 
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Maroon Eagle

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Is there actual abuse or abuse being defined here as parents not allowing their kid to have surgery to change their gender?

That right there is The First Question to consider in my opinion and a major reason why I think the CPS thing is iffy.

I can appreciate this is a very complicated topic for families going through this. However, I think there is a simple solution to this. You can’t legally have gender changing surgery until you’re 18. You can’t vote till you’re 18, can’t have a glass of wine until you’re 21. No reason why someone can’t wait until they are 18 to make this change. And yes I know there are rare medical conditions that would force a parent to make a decision at a much younger age… that’s obviously an exception here

Agreed.
 
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paindonthurt

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So abusive parents should have the authority to give consent?

That’s why CPS is being brought in.

(Iffy. REALLY iffy I know. And Boom Boom knows this too.)

Edit to add: It’s much more complicated than the simplistic Epoch Times version which is what Boom Boom and I are both getting at.
Compelling reasons is extremely loosely defined which means it will be abused.


It’s sick and disgusting.

Why can’t you just call it that?
 

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Listen, if you don't allow your 8 year old son to have his weiner cut off and get on hormones you are being abusive and should have your kids taken away and raised by Gov't pedophiles. Buy him the dress and make up and call him Felicia. I mean he is 8....he knows. It's not just a phase
 
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