Put your life on the line
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Put your life on the line
and the Federal government will tell you are less than normal if you are trans
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court is siding with the Trump administration in a case about the Pentagon’s policy of restricting military service by transgender people.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled Friday that a lower-court judge was wrong to block the Pentagon from implementing its preferred policy. The unsigned ruling will not allow the Pentagon to put in place its desired policy, however, because three other judges have entered orders blocking the administration in similar cases.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/appeals-court-sides-with-trump-in-transgender-military-case_us_5c2f7a84e4b0407e908afaaf
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Re: Put your life on the line
I support a person's desire to serve 'their' country of course.
But when 'their' country doesn't support their existence, it's mystifying.
It's like a transperson wanting to be Christian, and their faith has no desire to include them in it.
It makes you wonder how the transgender person can insist on being a part of that faith.
Just saying "they too believe" doesn't seem to make the difference, if the rest of the faith doesn't want you regardless.
I served in the Canadian Armed Forces. But it was just a job to me at that time.
If I had been told, and if I had known back then I was transgender, that they didn't want me, I'd have been "fine, don't come asking for me when you 'need' me as well."
But when 'their' country doesn't support their existence, it's mystifying.
It's like a transperson wanting to be Christian, and their faith has no desire to include them in it.
It makes you wonder how the transgender person can insist on being a part of that faith.
Just saying "they too believe" doesn't seem to make the difference, if the rest of the faith doesn't want you regardless.
I served in the Canadian Armed Forces. But it was just a job to me at that time.
If I had been told, and if I had known back then I was transgender, that they didn't want me, I'd have been "fine, don't come asking for me when you 'need' me as well."
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