Nonbinary

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  • bklyndroobeki2

    I see a lot of "why should we care" ...

    We should care.

    When we care, we can move the needle toward moving society towards something greater (for each other as human beings, always); so that states like NC could put laws in place to protect their citizens instead of isolating them, with support from their reps.

    I know I'll regret making this parallel; however I can't imagine the civil rights movement having much impact to date, if folks said "why should we care"

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    • Most non-binary people that I know are Native American (two-spirit). Admittedly while I don't quite understand it --bklyndroobeki
    • it gives me more insight as to how much of a vast spectrum people can fall in both gender and sexuality, we're such complex human beings it can't be blk/whitebklyndroobeki
    • I did say I don't care. But with a follow up. "Just let people be"pango
    • what is the "greater" the needle is moving too? sounds like client saying I want it to "pop" or "wow" or every other cliche of a person with no idea of goaldeathboy
    • im guessin by "greater" you mean when no one cares to classify or when none cares about a persons classificationdeathboy
    • if one were to care about classification than you have a value structure. You get people valuing there class over others. When they dont care there is no valuedeathboy
    • People shrug and say whatever. The fact is people who are driving to define value are trying to elevate their value. Like a sob sister telling everyone theydeathboy
    • wash lepers. Ppl are like ok whatever that is your hobby, but they try to play the morally superior card. This new gender identity card is of the same veindeathboy
    • For fun. All the people open to exceptance of all "gender" why are we talking of multiple bathrooms and not just "a" bathroom. that alone tells the storydeathboy
    • a future of a single bathroom is kind of a "greater" to me. The fact we still worry about gender specific bathrooms shows our true level. We are going backwardsdeathboy
    • If everyone was neutral we'd be truly tolerant, what you're suggesting is using coercion and calling it inclusive.zarkonite
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