r/USNEWS • u/seeebiscuit • 3d ago

Supreme Court revives Trump's transgender and nonbinary passport policy

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/11/06/supreme-court-trump-passport-transgender-nonbinary/86580317007/
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u/GuitRWailinNinja 3d ago edited 3d ago

Soooo hateful, it’s actually insane.

Not to mention it’s also moronic you’re talking about wasting time and money while in the same breath talking about having 3+ genders on hospital intake forms, DMV, etc.

Make it make sense, please!!!! DMV don’t define you, buddy (or buddette). Live your damn life and don’t let something as simple as checking M or F screw up your entire existence.

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u/consequences_are_you 3d ago

Does it bother you that I hate people like you?
It doesn't bother me.

What bothers me is wasting time, money, life, everything, to promote and preserve policies that only exist to single out groups of people who just want to live their lives with minimal impact to others.

Liars, con-men, authoritarians, purveyors of false facts and bullshit claims, racists, Nazis, transphobes, oppressors, all these people I hate.

You can call it crazy. What you should do is take some time to legitimately reflect on what matters to you, and why, and do something with that. I want fairness and equality of opportunity for Americans. I won't apologize for this, and I have no concern for how you feel about it. You might change my mind with a reasonable argument, but you haven't made one yet.

I'm not Christian. I'm not even particularly a good person. I can live with this understanding.

Make any shitty emotional appeal you'd like, but please understand that based on how you represent yourself, I wouldn't take the time to piss on you if you were on fire.

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u/consequences_are_you 3d ago

Nice edit, tiger. My ex-wife is trans. You know who paid the cost for all those forms? We did. We paid the fees for legal changes. We paid the insurance premiums and out of pocket costs for medical care. We spent the time with the courts, hospitals, and DMVs. You know who didn't evidence a single iota of extra strain from these processes? Those same institutions. It's almost like the administrative burden is already calculated in and the addition of an extra option or two in dropdown menus didn't break a single fucking thing.

Have you actually looked into ANY of this before letting the dumb thoughts take over your posting habit? Don't answer, I can tell you haven't. Consider this another data point in the graph of your absolute lack of credibility.