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Re: When "gender fluidity" means "take off your clothes in front of this opposite-sex person, or els
Get sent to prison or jail then you lose your rights to whine like a ****ing bigot.
**** him. Deal with what is thrown at you.
Muslim Male Inmate Objects to Strip Search by Apparently Anatomically Female Transgender Guard
The Muslim part is apparently included because the lawsuit is based on the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, but I find it pretty much irrelevant. The conduct appears to violate 28 CFR 115.15 (regulations implementing the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003) on its face.
Thoughts? Should prison inmates (including jail detainees who've only been arrested, not even convicted) be forced to take their clothes off in front of someone who is the opposite sex simply because they claim to "identify" with the other sex? Should a female detainee be forced to take off her clothes in front of a male officer who says, gruffly, "don't worry, I identify as a woman"?
Get sent to prison or jail then you lose your rights to whine like a ****ing bigot.
**** him. Deal with what is thrown at you.