@mvaneerde You may exercise your right to free expression and religious freedom UNTIL they impinge on someone else's rights and freedoms.

If you are hired to do a job and can't (or won't) do it, then you should NOT be doing that job.

@mvaneerde I agree. the question whether an athlete is healthy enough to compete is a boolean.

You could rationalize that the question about menstruation is correlated to health, but you could also ask about bowel movements, seizures, etc.

The question about menstruation also pertains to pregnancy and transgender. It is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

@drskyskull

While I'd like to go green, I was reluctant to get a Tesla for two reasons.

1. They were grossly overpriced when I first looked.

2. Musk seemed to have the attention span of a goldfish, and I didn't want to get a car that may not be serviceable in a few years.

Now, I'd definitely NOT get a Tesla and give this hypocritical man-child any of my money.

@AnarchoNinaWrites
While reading "Biased" by Jennifer Eberhardt, I distinctly remember a passage:

A black police officer working undercover saw a man in his peripheral vision that looked suspicious. Only after starting to follow, did he realize that it was HIS OWN reflection on a window. Even HE perceived a man as being suspicious BECAUSE he was black.

The premise that someone simply can't be biased against their own community is flawed.

@MikeRiverso

While I agree with you, I'd like to point out genocide ALSO applies to the killing of a cultural group, not just the actual people.

Indigenous re-education schools tried to kill the culture; the kids who died were collateral damage.

Even if there isn't a single fatality, these hateful people would like to destroy the LGBTQ+ community. This too is genocide.

'Conversion therapy' is a good example.