07-26-2003, 03:24 PM
In CA, I see a big fat storm brewing. They are trying to make a law, where business must hire transvestites or face a 150,000 dollar fine. So, hire a cross dresser or else.
However, this applies to all sorts of things. Schools for example, would have to do this, as well as folks who would normally be mortified by a tranny dropping off a job application. Brought up in the discusion were places like Christian bookstores, children's toystores, and even day care centers, all of whom would now be required to have a man dressed in drag as an employee or else...
Is it just me or is this a business killing move? CA, last time I checked, has been running in red ink since Carter was in office. They can't afford to do anything else that will hurt businesses. And, if this happens in CA, what about the rest of the country? Now, let me make this clear, I have no problem with men dressing in drag, but forcing it on folks who do is wrong. Religious businesses will either have to pay the fine, face law suites, or compromise their faith of what ever flavour it might be. Existing businesses will face alienating their customers. If you were a parent, and took your kids to day care, only to see some froot loop in a skirt, wouldn't you be a little concerned? Or, would you go shopping for another day care center? Would you want you, or your child buying toys from a man in a skirt? Would you want to go into your doctors office and have a man in a dress examining you? Turn your head and cough indeed. Would you like your police officers suddenly having a choice in what gender of uniform they wear? Would you like to have a police person come to your aid with a skirt? A traffic cop in a dress? Folks barely respect police as it is, this would just ruin it.
If your kid came home from school and said "Hey Dad, Mr. Soandso was wearing a leather miniskirt, a white blouse, and pumps!" Would you just sit there, or, would that vein in your forehead threaten to explode?
Is it just me, or have people gone crazy?
However, this applies to all sorts of things. Schools for example, would have to do this, as well as folks who would normally be mortified by a tranny dropping off a job application. Brought up in the discusion were places like Christian bookstores, children's toystores, and even day care centers, all of whom would now be required to have a man dressed in drag as an employee or else...
Is it just me or is this a business killing move? CA, last time I checked, has been running in red ink since Carter was in office. They can't afford to do anything else that will hurt businesses. And, if this happens in CA, what about the rest of the country? Now, let me make this clear, I have no problem with men dressing in drag, but forcing it on folks who do is wrong. Religious businesses will either have to pay the fine, face law suites, or compromise their faith of what ever flavour it might be. Existing businesses will face alienating their customers. If you were a parent, and took your kids to day care, only to see some froot loop in a skirt, wouldn't you be a little concerned? Or, would you go shopping for another day care center? Would you want you, or your child buying toys from a man in a skirt? Would you want to go into your doctors office and have a man in a dress examining you? Turn your head and cough indeed. Would you like your police officers suddenly having a choice in what gender of uniform they wear? Would you like to have a police person come to your aid with a skirt? A traffic cop in a dress? Folks barely respect police as it is, this would just ruin it.
If your kid came home from school and said "Hey Dad, Mr. Soandso was wearing a leather miniskirt, a white blouse, and pumps!" Would you just sit there, or, would that vein in your forehead threaten to explode?
Is it just me, or have people gone crazy?
All alone, or in twos,
The ones who really love you
Walk up and down outside the wall.
Some hand in hand
And some gathered together in bands.
The bleeding hearts and artists
Make their stand.
And when they've given you their all
Some stagger and fall, after all it's not easy
Banging your heart against some mad buggers wall.
"Isn't this where...."
The ones who really love you
Walk up and down outside the wall.
Some hand in hand
And some gathered together in bands.
The bleeding hearts and artists
Make their stand.
And when they've given you their all
Some stagger and fall, after all it's not easy
Banging your heart against some mad buggers wall.
"Isn't this where...."