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It's a cult. Like the bloke here thinking he's some free thinker. It's amazing how everyone in MAGA land during the Olympics were 1. Losing their mind over the ceremony 2. Losing their mind over the boxer 3. Losing their minds over Raygun thinking because she was a uni boffin she was some woke gender studies affront to them Two weeks later they have moved on to the next outrage - what are the chances they all get angry about the same thing at the same time? And all Russian talking points - so many coincidences lol Interesting some MAAG influencers have been outed today for being funded by Russia
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Kimmel with a Trump recap. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJN5iZcUYtQIn all seriousness how can anyone watch this idiot and think, he should be running a country.
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Brought to you by the people who bang on about DEI and not being qualified for something https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH8D7fM16N8lol
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+x+xHow's your list coming along? I draw my own conclusions It's amazing how 'Mr-independent-thinker-drawing-his-own-conclusions' by pure coincidence uses exactly the same language as Trump when describing a politician he wouldn't have even heard of a month ago. What are the chances?
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful. There's a great quote that goes something like 'When you've spent your whole life with privilege, equality feels like oppression'. It's comforting for them, wanting to have someone to look down on, to make themselves feel more comfortable with their own predicament or legitimise their lack of action to improve their own lives or those around them. It's a similar psychology of denying climate change and doing anything about it too. Or blaming immigrants for stealing your job or [insert any perceived problem here]. If you're missing out on work to a bloke that's fresh off the boat, from a war torn shithole, with shell shock and trauma and half his family murdered then it's more a you thing I'd reckon. And who can't even speak the language
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful. There's a great quote that goes something like 'When you've spent your whole life with privilege, equality feels like oppression'. It's comforting for them, wanting to have someone to look down on, to make themselves feel more comfortable with their own predicament or legitimise their lack of action to improve their own lives or those around them. It's a similar psychology of denying climate change and doing anything about it too. Or blaming immigrants for stealing your job or [insert any perceived problem here]. If you're missing out on work to a bloke that's fresh off the boat, from a war torn shithole, with shell shock and trauma and half his family murdered then it's more a you thing I'd reckon.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful. There's a great quote that goes something like 'When you've spent your whole life with privilege, equality feels like oppression'. It's comforting for them, wanting to have someone to look down on, to make themselves feel more comfortable with their own predicament or legitimise their lack of action to improve their own lives or those around them. It's a similar psychology of denying climate change and doing anything about it too.
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+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful. 100%. It's like when people say 'she's a feminist' or 'he's a feminist' as an insult. As if it's a bad thing. There's a great quote that goes something like 'When you've spent your whole life with privilege, equality feels like oppression'. That's this moron and others of his ilk.
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+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful. I think Loopy and johnsmith (lowercase) went to the same school of critical thinking. Blurt something out and when someone questions you on it just move on to something else. Never come back to the original claim. Apparently Biden's 82 million or whatever number was all 'fake news' because who'd vote for him? I'm amazed that 78 million odd people would vote for a grifting, bankrupt, porn-star rooting, serial adulterer, convicted felon and thick as pig-shit moron but I would never say they didn't. If people are thick enough to vote for one moron on one side why wouldn't they vote for a moron on the other side? As Super Hans said in Peep show. 'People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis, you can't trust people Jeremy'.
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+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. Totally. It's just weird, like how is it a bad thing? Something about 'gender affirming' and .....reasons. The right in America love seeing women (and especially those in a low socio economic setting) suffer plain and simple. They'd prefer them to be ashamed of being women. Scotland wrote the giving of products into law and it has been hugely successful.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is? Anyone that wants a tampon can have one. There you go. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. RUOK? Will you survive? so in your mind 'gender affirming care' means 'anyone who wants a tampon can have one'.... this is your understanding of the term correct? and Tampon Tim apparently defended this law which 'might' mean making these products available for free... it doesn't say will.. it says might....so what use is this law anyway? Don't know. I don't live in Minnesota but can I ask why it bothers you that girls have access to free sanitary items? Do you think this is a plot by woke Marxists that could lead to the decline of western civilisation or do you have a problem with it for some other reason? It doesn't bother me...why would you make that assumption?I don't think its a plot by anyone, I think its a cynical political stunt by a weak politician. Tampon Tim applies. Thanks for playing. Because you brought it up.
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+x+x+xHow's your list coming along? I draw my own conclusions from Trump's latest nicknames and whatever the rest of MAGA is throwing their fists at that week Hahahahahaha
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+xHow's your list coming along? I've already told you I don't have a list of approved sources. I have access to the internet like anyone else. I draw my own conclusions from a variety of sources on both sides and take into account their various motivations. This is something people like you will never understand or come to grips with. I'm not detecting a lot of intellect coming from your direction so I think we can say you've used up your quota of my time for today. Thankyou.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is? Anyone that wants a tampon can have one. There you go. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. RUOK? Will you survive? so in your mind 'gender affirming care' means 'anyone who wants a tampon can have one'.... this is your understanding of the term correct? and Tampon Tim apparently defended this law which 'might' mean making these products available for free... it doesn't say will.. it says might....so what use is this law anyway? Don't know. I don't live in Minnesota but can I ask why it bothers you that girls have access to free sanitary items? Do you think this is a plot by woke Marxists that could lead to the decline of western civilisation or do you have a problem with it for some other reason? It doesn't bother me...why would you make that assumption? I don't think its a plot by anyone, I think its a cynical political stunt by a weak politician. Tampon Tim applies. Thanks for playing.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is? Anyone that wants a tampon can have one. There you go. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. RUOK? Will you survive? so in your mind 'gender affirming care' means 'anyone who wants a tampon can have one'.... this is your understanding of the term correct? and Tampon Tim apparently defended this law which 'might' mean making these products available for free... it doesn't say will.. it says might....so what use is this law anyway? Don't know. I don't live in Minnesota but can I ask why it bothers you that girls have access to free sanitary items? Do you think this is a plot by woke Marxists that could lead to the decline of western civilisation or do you have a problem with it for some other reason?
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A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is? Anyone that wants a tampon can have one. There you go. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. RUOK? Will you survive? so in your mind 'gender affirming care' means 'anyone who wants a tampon can have one'.... this is your understanding of the term correct? and Tampon Tim apparently defended this law which 'might' mean making these products available for free... it doesn't say will.. it says might....so what use is this law anyway?
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+x+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is? Anyone that wants a tampon can have one. There you go. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. RUOK? Will you survive?
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+x+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls. oh please spare me the sop story can you explain to me what access to gender affirming care actually is?
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+x+x+x+x+xif you seriously believe a walking corpse got a record number of votes in 2020 I've got a Capitol building to sell you Really?! What do 'your people' say about that? I don't have people. I have my own mind. What do your people say about that? I say you don't have your own mind. You are clearly getting your views and opinion from somewhere and yet every article that's posted or quoted you say is not reputable and not a 'trusted' news source.. I've asked you for what news sources you think are reputable and for some strange reason you won't list them. Why is that? I can only assume it's because they're Rumble, Bitchute, Newsmax and Infowars or some such similar. It's weird that you make claims but refuse to back them up. It is understandable though given the roasting that johnsmith (lowercase) used to cop when he posted up easily debunkable garbage. If you don't want to argue in good faith and be pig ignorant, that's OK, just don't be expected to be taken seriously or given serious consideration. You're making a lot of allegations with no evidence. I feel like him dealing with chatGPT interacting with you as you seem to be applying an avatar to me that you're conversing with or maybe you're talking to the voices in your head and attributing them to me? Says the bloke that thinks that the 'election was stolen' even though every single court in the US, local, State and Federal, threw out every claim of interference. You know, 'NO EVIDENCE'. It really is laughable. Stop building strawman and list your 'reputable' news sources. Thanks in advance.
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+x+x+x+xif you seriously believe a walking corpse got a record number of votes in 2020 I've got a Capitol building to sell you Really?! What do 'your people' say about that? I don't have people. I have my own mind. What do your people say about that? I say you don't have your own mind. You are clearly getting your views and opinion from somewhere and yet every article that's posted or quoted you say is not reputable and not a 'trusted' news source.. I've asked you for what news sources you think are reputable and for some strange reason you won't list them. Why is that? I can only assume it's because they're Rumble, Bitchute, Newsmax and Infowars or some such similar. It's weird that you make claims but refuse to back them up. It is understandable though given the roasting that johnsmith (lowercase) used to cop when he posted up easily debunkable garbage. If you don't want to argue in good faith and be pig ignorant, that's OK, just don't be expected to be taken seriously or given serious consideration. You're making a lot of allegations with no evidence. I feel like him dealing with chatGPT interacting with you as you seem to be applying an avatar to me that you're conversing with or maybe you're talking to the voices in your head and attributing them to me?
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+x+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind No one's insulted or offended. I'm saying that is the childish mentality of your mob for denigrating something that is, on and under the surface, a very positive initiative for young girls.
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+xmeanwhile Tampon Tim has to hold Kamala (the so called strong independent woman) for the pre-recorded soft ball CNN faux interview nobody trusts Kamala not to say something stupid https://i.imgur.com/xHVmOoi.png Meanwhile Donald Trump (the so called strong independent real estate tycoon) for the pre-recorded soft ball interview with 60 minutes. Nobody trusts The Donald not to say something stupid. https://x.com/gracewontshutup/status/1829031309412577652
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+x+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers. oh boy...you're the same guy that was laughing at a dick joke by Barry O and is now offended by 'Tampon Tim' you people are really a special kind
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+x+x+xif you seriously believe a walking corpse got a record number of votes in 2020 I've got a Capitol building to sell you Really?! What do 'your people' say about that? I don't have people. I have my own mind. What do your people say about that? I say you don't have your own mind. You are clearly getting your views and opinion from somewhere and yet every article that's posted or quoted you say is not reputable and not a 'trusted' news source.. I've asked you for what news sources you think are reputable and for some strange reason you won't list them. Why is that? I can only assume it's because they're Rumble, Bitchute, Newsmax and Infowars or some such similar. It's weird that you make claims but refuse to back them up. It is understandable though given the roasting that johnsmith (lowercase) used to cop when he posted up easily debunkable garbage. If you don't want to argue in good faith and be pig ignorant, that's OK, just don't be expected to be taken seriously or given serious consideration.
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+xamazing how you profess to being an independent thinker but weekly update your vocab or thought streams to mirror trump How about the 'insult' Tampon Tim? The childish mentality of insulting someone for making sanitary items free and available to young girls. Something that should be applauded but when you have nothing of substance to say I suppose this is where we are. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tim-walz-tampons-boys-bathrooms/ In 2023, Walz signed a school funding bill into law containing a provision that guaranteed access to free menstrual protection to Minnesota students from the fourth through the 12th grade. This legislation required all school districts and charter schools to stock menstrual products, and the language of the law was gender neutral. It read (emphasis ours):
A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle.
While the law did not specifically mention boys' bathrooms, it also did not restrict the rule to female or girls' bathrooms. Paired with the laws protecting children's access to gender-affirming care, this would require schools that do not provide gender-neutral restrooms to ensure such products to are available transmasculine students — that is, students who are either trans boys or students born female whose gender expression is masculine — to access them. In theory, this could require the stocking of menstrual products in boys' bathrooms in some cases, though the editorial board of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune argued that is not the case:
Critics contend, wrongly, that it mandates menstrual products in boys' bathrooms. This has unfortunately been used to stoke ongoing culture wars over transgender individuals. But the law's actual language provides considerable flexibility for school districts to implement it, according to Deb Henton, the executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. That might mean making these products available for free in various locations for all who need them, such as unisex bathrooms, girls' bathrooms, the school nurse or the front office, but not necessarily in boys' bathrooms. Henton, in an interview, lauded the "local control" the law provides for implementation, and said she's fielded no concerns about its rollout. At Anoka-Hennepin, the state's largest school district, the free products are not found in traditional male-only bathrooms, a spokesman said. But they are provided for free to all in "nongendered bathrooms," girls' bathrooms or from health staffers.
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