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Slack.com slash DHQ. Democrats and other low-lifes are once again looking to pass the

equality act, which would make it illegal to treat people differently because of sex,

or sexual orientation, or that make believe gender identity crap, or just the fact that

some six-foot-three guy with a beard is wearing a dress and calling himself Sally. The bill

would, for instance, make women's public locker rooms accessible to men who identify as

women as I decided to do after I wrote the sentence and realized how much fun I could

be having in a woman's locker room instead of doing what I'm doing right now. The principle

on which the equality act is based is that a man who thinks he's a woman is no different

than a woman who thinks she's a woman. This means that the word man should not represent

anything different from the word woman because the word different should not represent anything

different from the word same, which is only different from the word different in being

the same, which in this case means different, or the same. In the same way, or in the

different way, which is the same as the different way, or indeed different in the same way, the

word man or woman does not signify anything different, or the same, from the word woman

or man, which is a different word, or the same word, meaning something totally different,

or completely the same. Now, what would passing the equality act mean in plain language,

which would of course be illegal under the equality act? Let's say your coworker bill

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