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Title: EVEN CHILDREN KNOW A PERVERT WHEN THEY SEE ONE - Over 150 Students Walk Out Of School To Protest Transgender Teen Using Girls’ Locker Room
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URL Source: http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2015/09 ... est-transgender-teen-bathroom/
Published: Sep 2, 2015
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Post Date: 2015-09-02 16:49:57 by HAPPY2BME-4UM
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HILLSBORO, Mo. (CBS St. Louis) – Over 150 Missouri high school students voiced their displeasure about a transgender teen using the girls’ locker room by walking out of class. Students at Hillsboro High School staged a two-hour walkout Monday over 17-year-old Lila Perry, a student who has identified as a female since she was 13, using the girls’ locker room during gym class. The school offered Perry a gender-neutral bathroom, which she turned down. St. Louis attorney Timm Schowalter says, “All students have a right, under Title 9, to access the bathroom of their choice.” Family members of high school students were also holding a protest. “Boys need to have their own locker room. Girls need to have their own locker room, and if somebody has mixed feelings where they are, they need to have their own also,” protester Jeff Childs told KMOV. Childs was holding a “Girls Rights Matter” sign. Tammy Sorden, whose son goes to Hillsboro High School, believes it’s not right to give Lila special treatment “while the girls just have to suck it up.” “The girls have rights, and they shouldn’t have to share a bathroom with a boy,” she told the Post-Dispatch. Schowalter has worked with many corporations in gender equality and transgender issues. On KMOX Wednesday morning, the attorney was asked where he thought the situation would end up. “It’s going to end up in court. And that’s where most of these issues are decided,” Schowalter says. “You have the administrative agencies – OSHA, EEOC, and the Department of Education clashing with the courts. Most of the times … the court, when the issue gets there, will not enforce those guidelines.” Lila has dropped out of gym class for safety concerns, but she still plans on using the girl’s bathroom. 
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#1. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
Simply dressing as a girl doesn't make you one. This dude is arrogant. He was given the choice to use a gender neutral bathroom and refused.
What happens the first time a JV Soccer girl freaks out because Perry is leering at her and goes all jujitsu? Another lawsuit. Who is pushing this crap?
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
This time, in harmony: #b-lawyers! :) The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
The other male students should beat this freaks ass in the parking lot after school, that'll put an end to his shit.
#2. To: christine (#1)
(Edited)
#3. To: All (#2)
Who is pushing this crap?
#4. To: christine (#1)
-Alex Kurtagic
#5. To: X-15 (#4)
I think the girls should, it would be a strike against the war on women or something. Plus it would just be cool.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#6. To: christine (#1)
LOL, hold on here Chrissie...this whole issue is so ridiculous there has to be a way to turn the tables. And a few people will agree and life will go on same as before Simply dressing as a girl doesn't make you one. This dude is arrogant. He was given the choice to use a gender neutral bathroom and refused.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#7. To: christine, Esso, X-15, Lod, Jethro Tull, Artisan, HAPPY2BME-4UM (#1) (Edited)
I remember one time I was probably 13 years old, my friend Doug and I got tired of playing the pinball machines at the bowling alley. It was league night, we were with his parents who were more fanatical about bowling than I had bargained for. So we decided to wander into the bar, ordering gin and tonics and whatver else came to mind in the 10 seconds before were were returned to non-bar area. People had standards back then.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#8. To: Dakmar, christine, Esso, Lod, Jethro Tull, Artisan, HAPPY2BME-4UM (#7) (Edited)
Transage discrimination!!! If you and your friend wanted booze you should have had it served to you!!! Call my attorney for reparations, his name is Shlomo "Goldberg" Hymiesilverstein......
-Alex Kurtagic
#9. To: X-15 (#8)
One of my stories made sense? Awesome!
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#10. To: X-15, Dakmar, 4 (#8)
Clearly the lads have an actionable cause here; even all these years later they feel the never-ending pain and humiliation of being booted from the bar, when they were only trying to get likkered-up like the rest of the patrons of the alley. Shlomo to the rescue!
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#11. To: Lod, X-15 (#10)
Doug's parents watched us the rest of the evening, no arrests were made.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#12. To: Dakmar (#7)
Thanks for the terrible flashback, Dak. 50+ years ago, my late mother was in a bowling league, and she would carry my brother and me there and put us in the NURSERY while she bowled. Can't remember what all evil they did to me in there, but to this day I hate bowling alleys. bowling alley. It was league night
#13. To: StraitGate (#12)
Our local bowling alley was mostly just boring, although I have to admit I'd never heard of nurseries right inside the building, but come to think of it a lot of them, the ones I've been to anyway, were adjacent to schools or day-care centers. Probably just coincidence...
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#14. To: Dakmar, StraitGate, bowlers, 4 (#13)
Our alley was on the interstate frontage road flanked by a 24hour diner/restaurant and a no-tell motel. All enterprises seemed to be doing very well.
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#15. To: Lod (#14)
The old axiom about location holds true. Most of the bowlers in our area were factory workers with families.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#16. To: Dakmar (#13)
This nursery was in the building. While we're on the subject: just to be totally honest, there's probably another reason I hate bowling alleys. It involves being caught up in an automatic pinsetting machine on hospital league night, an initial attempt to get me out using a side grinder, the sparks from that operation setting my clothes on fire, being sprayed with a fire extinguisher, myriad doctors and nurses shouting orders (some actually followed by "Stat!"), eventual extraction via the Jaws of Life, and an ambulance ride to the local ER, where I was treated by a husband/wife team of Korean orthopedic surgeons who followed the ambulance from the bowling alley to the hospital.
#17. To: christine, dakmar, x-15, Esso, Lod, Jethro Tull, Artisan, StraitGate (#1)
Almost 200 high school students in Missouri walked out of their classes to protest one a transgender student in senior year being allowed in the girls' bathroom. Members of the Hillsboro High School in Hillsboro, Missouri, ditched two hours of lessons to object to Lila Perry, a 17-year-old senior, being granted access to female bathrooms. Perry, who started identifying as transgender earlier this year, was using the female facilities to change for gym classes, which upset many other girls at the school. Protests: Some 200 students walked out of class because of Lila Perry, 17, a transgender student who upset some students by using the girls' bathrooms They objected that Perry, who has not had any gender reassignment therapy, is still biologically male, Fox News reported. Perry, who wears a wig, makeup and skirts to school, used to use a unisex facilities meant for staff - but decided for this academic year she wanted to be allowed in the girls' bathrooms. She said: 'I’m not going to expose myself. I’m not a pervert. I’m a transgender woman. I’m a girl. 'I’m just in there to change, do my business, and... if they have any questions about being transgender, they are more than welcome to talk to me, and I’ll be happy to explain it.' 'I'm not a pervert': Perry, who is biologically male, has insisted she means no harm in using the bathrooms, but wants her gender identity to be recognized Smiles: Perry, pictured above, wears a wig, skirts and makeup to school in Hillsboro, Missouri One student, Sophie Beel, told local station Fox 2 St Louis: 'I find it offensive because Lila has not went through any procedure to become female, putting on a dress and putting on a wig is not transgender to me'. The unrest comes as transgender issues are taking a higher profile on the national stage, partly thanks to the highly public transition of Caitlyn Jenner from her former identity as Bruce. According to the St Louis Post-Dispatch, the protest lasted for two hours before school officials told students to go back inside. During the demonstration, Perry was locked in a staff member's office because there were fears for her safety. The paper reported that some of the students protesting supported Perry's right to use the bathroom she wants to, though most were in opposition. Tammy Sorden, a mother of a Hillsboro High student, said: 'The girls have rights, and they shouldn’t have to share a bathroom with a boy.' She said she objected to Perry being given what she asks for 'while the girls just have to suck it up'. The School Board also organized a meeting to deal with the situation, which attracted a large crowd of parents last Thursday, where school officials pointed out that denying fair access to a transgender student could bring reprisals from the federal government. Perry has since dropped gym class due to the outcry, but still intends to use female bathrooms. Read more:What Caitlyn effect? Fears for safety of transgender high school senior as two hundred classmates (and their parents) protest at 'offensive' decision to let her use the girls' bathrooms in Missouri
Objections: A parent is pictured above protesting against Perry's decision
U.S. Constitution - Article IV, Section 4: NO BORDERS + NO LAWS = NO COUNTRY
#18. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#17)
I wish more parents would wake up to the fact that the government schools are the enemy of them and their children. Why do parents take the most precious gift(s) that God has given them, and cast those precious pearls before the swine in the government schools? I know that private schools can be expensive, and that home schooling isn't always easy, but people need to just do it. Your children are worth saving.
#19. To: StraitGate (#16)
Someone posted the names of some really good attorneys earlier on this thread, give them a jingle! there's probably another reason I hate bowling alleys.
The best thing you do to relax, and you will have no problem. You'll have no problem with this thing if you just relax. - Jim Jones
#20. To: StraitGate (#18)
With all the information and learning tools on the internet, I question the need for .gov schools. (Plus, I'm sick to death of paying the unholy taxes to support those failed institutions.)
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#21. To: StraitGate (#16)
have you seen a therapist to help you with your obvious PTBowlingD? ;)
#22. To: christine (#1)
I'd imagine mirror space at a HS is at a premium these days. Gotta make sure every hair is in place for all those selfies.
#23. To: Dakmar (#2)
Who is pushing this crap?
#24. To: Gentile Defense League, Dakmar (#23)
Who is pushing this crap? Your illustration speaks the truth. 
-Alex Kurtagic
#25. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#17)
"Lipstick on a pig...wtf is wrong with people? The kid should be punished for being a pervert and the dad smacked upside his head for being stupid." Lila Perry, a 17-year-old senior, being granted access to female bathrooms
-Alex Kurtagic
#26. To: X-15 (#25)
Not much surprises me anymore, but I'm still amazed at how fast things are changing. A year ago, being in the girls' restroom would have gotten this pervert arrested, charged, convicted, and placed on a sex offender registry. And his parents would have been deemed unfit, and the rest of the children would have been seized from the home and placed in foster care.
#27. To: christine (#21)
No, but "they" tried (unsuccessfully!) to get me to talk to a shrink after spectacularly failing to get and keep me inside an MRI tube. I don't do confined spaces. have you seen a therapist to help you with your obvious PTBowlingD?
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