Re: Trans student's arrest for violating Florida bathroom law is thought to be a first

>On 4/6/2025 12:00 AM, useapen wrote:
>> A transgender college student declared “I am here to break the law”
>> before entering a women’s restroom at the Florida State Capitol and
>> being led out in handcuffs by police. Civil rights attorneys say the
>> arrest of Marcy Rheintgen last month is the first they know of for
>> violating transgender bathroom restrictions passed by numerous state
>> legislatures across the country.
>
>Good!  About time.
>
>> Capitol police had been alerted and were waiting for Rheintgen, 20,
>> when she entered the building in Tallahassee March 19. They told her
>> she would receive a trespass warning once she entered the women’s
>> restroom to wash her hands and pray the rosary, but she was later
>> placed under arrest when she refused to leave, according to an arrest
>> affidavit. 
>> 
>> Rheintgen faces a misdemeanor trespassing charge punishable by up to 60
>> days in jail and is due to appear in court in May.
>
>That's going to look good on an employment criminal background check.
>
>> “I wanted people to see the absurdity of this law in practice,”
>> Rheintgen told The Associated Press. “If I’m a criminal, it’s
>> going to be so hard for me to live a normal life, all because I washed
>> my hands. Like, that’s so insane.”
>
>Absurdity is misappropriating a gender you can't possibly be.
>
>> At least 14 states have adopted laws barring transgender women from
>> entering women’s bathrooms at public schools and, in some cases,
>> other government buildings. Only two — Florida and Utah —
>> criminalize the act. A judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked
>> Montana’s new bathroom law. 
>> 
>> Rheintgen’s arrest in Florida is the first that American Civil
>> Liberties Union attorneys are aware of in any state with a criminal
>> ban, senior staff attorney Jon Davidson said.
>> 
>> Rheintgen was in town visiting her grandparents when she decided to pen
>> a letter to each of Florida’s 160 state lawmakers informing them of
>> her plan to enter a public restroom inconsistent with her sex assigned
>> at birth. 
>
>"Sex" isn't assigned at birth, it's recorded.
>
>> The Illinois resident said her act of civil disobedience was fueled by
>> anger at seeing a place she loves and visits regularly grow hostile
>> toward trans people.
>
>Amend the law to double the penalty for premeditated violations.
>
>> https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/trans-students-arrest-violating
>> - florida-bathroom-law-thought-first-rcna199697
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Everybody's obsessed with Trannies.  Trannies are everywhere.  Saw a couple 
of them on Hannity the other night.  No idea what he's doing with them.

Did you know that the root of all this has to do with the time Trump was 
raped in the ass by a drag queen in 1953.