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These people are supposed to be representing their constituents; it isn't supposed to be an episode of Jerry Springer. I'm surprised they aren't literally throwing chairs.
This seems a bit obsessive and more than a little unhinged. I had the unique experience of being interviewed in a state committee and the experience can be overwhelming. The idea that someone would act up this way feels performative, dramatic, and to repeat the word, obsessed.
Notice a similar pattern? Nazis went after trans folks first. Don't let them dehumanize trans and non binary.
These fascist bastards are going to learn something about some of the rights we have as Americans to protect ourselves from tyranny if they keep going down this road.
Against rando MAGAts, sure, but against the government? It's going to take more than commercial-grade weaponry to take on the military.
That's rich, coming from a sandwich-maker that left the kitchen.
I actually read the article and clicked on the link to the hearing back and forth and can't find what the anti trans slur was. Honestly I can't think of what an anti trans slur would be so I guess its possible I somehow missed it but I assumed it would be obvious.
Saying "tranny" is a slur.
ok yeah. I would have picked up on that I think. I did not see it. I mean I get they don't want to say the slur but having to rely on someones basically opinion on what is what is sorta difficult nowadays.
God this bitch is so desperate to cling to her 15 minutes of fame.
I read this article just to learn what slur was used, but they only lost it as t*****. I'm just going to assume the hurtful slur is trumpy.
Honestly, I didn't know that was a derogatory word, because I hear it used by people within the lgbqt community. Maybe it's like the n-word where only certain people can get away with saying it?
EG, there was a famous SF club with that word in its name https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trannyshack
It's very much a "reclaimed word" in the same way the n-word is. Totally cool if one of my queer friends says it, not cool if some rando on the street shouts it at me.
And most people would just go "hey man, that word is deragatory" and you'd probably go "oh sorry," and everyone moves on and grows.
But Mace was told directly "hey that's a derogatory term" and then proceeded to spew it repeatedly, because she's a cunt.
Hey man if I lived in the USA I would probably start planning something incredibly violent as a response
What's a woman doing in a position of power in this administration? Oh wait, she is doing her master's bidding - never mind.