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do you support or oppose hons being able to change their identification documents? it can be considered to be counterproductive when their appearance would out them in any event especially since it can be used to then also take rights away from passoids
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Anonymous
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It is simply law enforcement shooting themselves in the foot asking for people to carry confusing documents around. If their perp might be cross dressing, do they think it'll be easier to harder sorting through all the other cross dressers with apparently inaccurate documents?
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Anonymous
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>>45111166
Most trans people are hons. Separating the passing from the non-passing is a step toward voluntarily giving up our rights. You kids need to get over your fear of secondhand embarrassment.
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Anonymous
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>>45111166
passoids are treated as women even without changing documents
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Anonymous
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>>45111281
>Most trans people are hons
grim :(
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