Comments on: Subcommittee considering K’zoo human rights ordinance set to give its thumbs up http://michiganmessenger.com/17001/subcommittee-considering-kzoo-human-rights-ordinance-set-to-give-its-thumbs-up An American Independent News Network site, providing independently-produced news for and about Michigan Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:12:02 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Zoe_Brain http://michiganmessenger.com/17001/subcommittee-considering-kzoo-human-rights-ordinance-set-to-give-its-thumbs-up/comment-page-1#comment-11912 Zoe_Brain Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:28:17 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=17001#comment-11912 This bill is about employment, and that in the NE states, only 25% of transgendered people are in fulltime work. That over 50% have been fired at least once, not for what they've done, but for what they are. It's about transgendered people freezing to death on church steps, as they can be evicted at whim, and homeless shelters are legally entitled to exclude them. That happened to a Veteran recently, in Austin Texas, because she was transgendered. It's about making it illegal for paramedics to refuse treatment to a victim at an accident scene, as happened in Washington DC. Because she was transgendered. It's about doctors and hospitals not being allowed to refuse treatment for cancer, so the victim dies slowly in agony, as happened in Georgia. Because he was transgendered.<br><br>13 states and about 100 cities and counties, some of them in Michigan, already have these kinds of law in place. No-one's freedom of religion has suffered, not for the 34% of the US population that is already covered. I think someone would have noticed if it had, don't you? This bill is about employment, and that in the NE states, only 25% of transgendered people are in fulltime work. That over 50% have been fired at least once, not for what they've done, but for what they are. It's about transgendered people freezing to death on church steps, as they can be evicted at whim, and homeless shelters are legally entitled to exclude them. That happened to a Veteran recently, in Austin Texas, because she was transgendered. It's about making it illegal for paramedics to refuse treatment to a victim at an accident scene, as happened in Washington DC. Because she was transgendered. It's about doctors and hospitals not being allowed to refuse treatment for cancer, so the victim dies slowly in agony, as happened in Georgia. Because he was transgendered.

13 states and about 100 cities and counties, some of them in Michigan, already have these kinds of law in place. No-one's freedom of religion has suffered, not for the 34% of the US population that is already covered. I think someone would have noticed if it had, don't you?

]]> By: Zoe_Brain http://michiganmessenger.com/17001/subcommittee-considering-kzoo-human-rights-ordinance-set-to-give-its-thumbs-up/comment-page-1#comment-5586 Zoe_Brain Wed, 15 Apr 2009 12:28:17 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=17001#comment-5586 This bill is about employment, and that in the NE states, only 25% of transgendered people are in fulltime work. That over 50% have been fired at least once, not for what they've done, but for what they are. It's about transgendered people freezing to death on church steps, as they can be evicted at whim, and homeless shelters are legally entitled to exclude them. That happened to a Veteran recently, in Austin Texas, because she was transgendered. It's about making it illegal for paramedics to refuse treatment to a victim at an accident scene, as happened in Washington DC. Because she was transgendered. It's about doctors and hospitals not being allowed to refuse treatment for cancer, so the victim dies slowly in agony, as happened in Georgia. Because he was transgendered.<br><br>13 states and about 100 cities and counties, some of them in Michigan, already have these kinds of law in place. No-one's freedom of religion has suffered, not for the 34% that is already covered. This bill is about employment, and that in the NE states, only 25% of transgendered people are in fulltime work. That over 50% have been fired at least once, not for what they've done, but for what they are. It's about transgendered people freezing to death on church steps, as they can be evicted at whim, and homeless shelters are legally entitled to exclude them. That happened to a Veteran recently, in Austin Texas, because she was transgendered. It's about making it illegal for paramedics to refuse treatment to a victim at an accident scene, as happened in Washington DC. Because she was transgendered. It's about doctors and hospitals not being allowed to refuse treatment for cancer, so the victim dies slowly in agony, as happened in Georgia. Because he was transgendered.

13 states and about 100 cities and counties, some of them in Michigan, already have these kinds of law in place. No-one's freedom of religion has suffered, not for the 34% that is already covered.

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