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The... Meet your new overlords. Whether you are man, woman, or child, you will obey these pronouns. This poor little first grader who said hello to the boy, using his boy's name, was chastised

on the playground and then later called out of class

and sent to the principal's office because she did not use the correct pronoun.

Respecting the fact that we are now a state recognizing the non-binary designation as a gender,

he and she, we are now merging them so that we are using what my grammar

teacher would have had a heart attack over. We are using the phrase they.

But there's a principle at stake here that you're ignoring for political reasons, and I'm a little surprised that you are. And that is a really simple one. It's called free speech and you have the

right to express your view. And if other people don't like it, they don't like it. But you can't

be put in prison for saying what you think is true. And this bill seems to ignore that longstanding

right that we've enjoyed. And I find it terrifying for that reason.

And I knew you were going to say that. I will contend that these are employees. They are regulated by the government.

People have sincerely held religious views about gender that are not based on malice or hatred.

But this view, Bill, seeks to make their view of gender illegal.

Now I know you all believe in the First Amendment, or you say you do, and here's my question.

How can you believe in free speech if you think the government can compel people to use certain pronouns when talking to others as this bill proposes.

Compelled speech is not free speech.

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