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originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Fallingdown
" The court has ruled "
As if ANY Court has a Right to Dictate the Fate of Anyone's Child . The Answer is NO .
A Textbook Description of Child Abuse here . The Child should also have a " Say " in Whether or Not HE wishes to somehow " Change " Sexes .
originally posted by: Fallingdown
By the way did you read Greg Abbott got involved yet ? He did just what we were all hoping for .
originally posted by: lakenheath24
Really? i vote this the dumbest comment of the year. 7 year old dude....1st grader. Jeezus.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
Can we please rewind back to the 90’s. 2019 sucks!
If my ex tried to do this with my son, I’d castrate her head.
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originally posted by: Fallingdown
a reply to: 0bserver1
I don’t like kids under 16 or so dressing as a different gender. But I’m one of those guys that
try to stay out of other peoples business . Basically “whatever floats your boat”.
But this is where I draw the line .
I can’t believe I’m saying this.
But we need to follow England’s lead .
No hormone treatment for anyone under 18 possibly 21 .
According to records from their annulment proceedings, prior to their marriage, Younger repeatedly lied to her about his past. Georgulas learned after the marriage that Younger had been married twice before (she was only aware of one previous marriage) and that he had lied to her about a host of things, including his military experience, his income, and his job experience. Younger, who claimed to have served for years in the Marines, including a stint in Iraq, had only been in the Marines for a short time while a young man; he similarly neglected to tell Georgulas that he had been discharged from the Army “due to an admission of homosexuality,” according to the court records. Younger’s lies didn’t stop there—he falsely claimed he had a college degree from the University of Dallas, and lied about earning a Ph.D.
The judge overseeing their annulment case found that “Younger committed fraud by inducing Georgulas into marriage.”
Not content with keeping their legal battle inside the courtroom, he then launched a full-on media campaign, complete with a website run by a family friend by the name of Sarah Scott and an online fundraiser to ostensibly cover his legal costs. To date, he has raised more than $86,000 from almost 2,000 people.