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@ISIDEWITHAnswersSocial Issues9yrs ago

Yes, and the government should do more to protect minorities from discrimination

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 @9JX247V from West Virginia  agreed…1yr1Y

The government should treat everyone equally no matter what they are, people who experience discrimination due their gender identity should receive the respect they deserve no matter who or what they are

 @9FL54CXfrom Prince Edward Island  agreed…2yrs2Y

ALSO what's up with that law about the school having to tell the parents if a child is suspected to be gender queer? If I don't feel safe around someone, don't **** ing out me to them!!! that includes my parents!!! period!!!

 @9G9F93Vfrom Saskatchewan  disagreed…2yrs2Y

thats stupid, because there was no gender indentity **** until 2020 and the internet blew it up and now people are ***** s, i dont mind gay and lesbian, but **** like zoophile is **** ed.

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