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what gender is this baby going to pick when it grows up?
B.C. baby first to get health card without gender
Jeremiah Gonzalez
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Andrew Brooks
hate our country man
it just sucks
Jason Bailey
Moving out asap
Jason Brown
Who needs that kind of information anyways? Am I right?
Tyler Wood
Male or Female
You are born as one you cannot change this regardless of what Jewish lies have been created this is fact.
Daniel Parker
yeah I wan't to move to Poland
by far the most based
Ryder Collins
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Carson Carter
1 in 500 humans are born intersex.
Ethan Wood
Why don't you help your neighbor? Canada is making big mistakes.
Hunter Hughes
fucking leafs have lost their damn minds.
Dominic Sullivan
The world is losing it's fucking mind.. Please Jesus, Mary, Joseph save us! Satan is winning :(
Landon Reyes
>Searyl’s parent Kori Doty is going to court against the Vital Statistics Agency for its refusal to issue a birth certificate for the child.
>Searyl
>Kori Doty
>Searyl Doty
Kori Doty is a piece of shit just for giving this name to a child. Who names their kid after Searyl Sneer?
Isaiah Morgan
You have a problem with that you hateful cis-scum?
Grayson Evans
WHAT GENDER IS YOUNG CEREAL GOING TO GROW UP TO BE?
Zachary Ward
Don't worry user, It will all collapse before you eyes in the imminent future.
John Kelly
What a monster.
Nolan Moore
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Xavier Russell
so it is an ugly women?
Kevin Jackson
Wtf is that the mom?
Ayden Jenkins
Where else but B.C.
Can't the chinese finish up their invasion over there so we don't have to see this shit anymore?
Colton Ramirez
did you just presume their gender?
Blake Lewis
>Human Rights lawyer barbara findlay is working on Doty’s application for a judicial review of the province’s refusal to issue birth certificate.
>barbara findlay
>b f
barbarafindlay.com
Everyone who played a role in destroying this child will face God on judgement day.
Ian Brown
Fuck off we're full
Chase Mitchell
>barbarafindlay.com
> My name is spelled without capital letters. People make many assumptions about why that is. Here is the story. I have always signed my name without capital letters. When I was taking a Master of Laws degree in 1990, I had letterhead designed and my name was in lower case. I liked it, so I continued it when I returned to private practice in 1992. What an uproar! Lawyers called me up to say that they had a vote in their firm about why I chose that spelling; a court rejected an Order because my name was not properly spelled; and the local queer newspaper refused for years to spell my name without capital letters.
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> I realized that I had a perfect illustration of how we react when someone moves even a tiny bit away from a norm of behaviour, even with respect to something that has no impact on anyone else. So I have kept that spelling, and I tell this story in unlearning oppression workshops.