Tennessee’s anti drag bill classified drag personages as lewd acts the same as stripping.

Florida’s don’t say gay bill is worded that a teacher can be punished for admitting acknowledging that same sex relationships exist.

Bathroom bills are hateful and do nothing other than to punish trans people.

Your statements about trans kids are misinformed.

What the fuck are you even talking about? Are They/Them Antifa Supersoldier militias forcing kindergarten classes into drag queen story hours at gunpoint?

The word, "force,' or, "forced," or phrases like, "shove down or throats," usually amount to the most disingenuous bullshit wherever they are used. Drag is just the latest convenient fuel for the fires of fear, disgust and anger that burn in the heart of their movement that they have to keep shoveling in for it to keep moving.

This is reaching astounding levels of absurdity. It's like I'm supposed to be outraged about something I have no ideas about and I'm treated as if it's my duty as a human being to be informed about political shit that has nothing to do with me. And I have to do all my own research, because asking for an explanation is apparently verboten.

It sounds like your campfire may not have many lgbt people around it.

GRS is already illegal for children and blockers prevent trans kids from going through a puberty they don’t want and developing secondary sex characteristics making it harder to pass as an adult. Newsflash dipshit, if the state is intervening on peoples bodily autonomy and private medical decisions between doctor and patient it’s creeping into totalitarianism.

I could be eating a late breakfast right now, but now there’s no diner in my neighborhood.

Never gonna stop being mad about this one and I am stubborn as shit.

1. The pizza is excellent, all the food is. 2. The awning thing is not the most aesthetically pleasing, agree on that. 3. Lol 4. LOL

Nah he asked if I lived in the property, was making sure no random people wandered into it. Have a pleasant day though!

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How was I being smarmy?

Bridgewater's was a little gem of a place. I miss it.

$4 for a medium drop coffee though?

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Also saw that new convenience market or whatever opened (Penn Market?).

Good to see, there’s still a lot more space in 30th street for new restaurants and retailers

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You do realize that if the state passes laws, it effects us too, right?

They did answer, but didn’t show any actual proof that these laws exist. Ive done a google search myself and couldn’t find anything.

What law threatens people with felony charges when wearing clothes for the opposite gender.

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This is for show and to win some political points, because this “hot button issue” is all over the news.

You have K&A and record levels of gun violence in certain neighborhoods, so go do a photo op there instead of a pathetic attempt at virtue signaling.

The word around the campfire is that people who actually vote don’t care about any of this, they are more concerned about surging prices for groceries and gas (and them and their kids not getting caught in a crossfire, but that’s city living, amirite?), but you keep pandering to whomever you are pandering to.

Ok, you don’t have to be so rude.

Never said it was lol

Fine but they answered you. At that point if you're still confused and you actually are interested, maybe consider a quick google search and 90 seconds of reading?

Jesus Christ START following it because some of the most atrocious anti lgbtq laws have been getting passed in nearly half of all US states this past year. Try giving a shit about your fellow human beings. If you have twitter follow Erin Reed she’s covering nearly every single one of them.