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r/walkaway•

Wow

I Didn't Leave the Left, The Left Left Me
Wow
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r/Libertarian•

I’m lib right and most of the people I normally agree with seem to be very strongly against both defunding and abolishing the police.

I’m pretty uneducated about these topics but my gut reaction is that defunding government is usually a good thing so that part of it doesn’t seem so bad to me. But a huge part of my personality is enjoying problem-solving, so the idea of abolishing something instead of fixing it really rubs me wrong.

Besides that I don’t know enough to fully form my opinion on these two parts of the policing issue. So I’d like to hear y’all’s thoughts to serve as a jumping off point for my own personal research. Thanks

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r/RightwingLGBT•

Sorry for the terrible title. In Madison WI, the public schools have a policy that if a kid is trans, the teachers are to call them by their preferred name and gender, and are also NOT allowed to tell the child’s parents that this is happening. The school district is arguing that this is not a violation of the law because it’s “not a medical issue” so the parents don’t have a right to know.

There’s a group suing the school district so it’s been in the local news today.

Full disclosure, I’m not a parent, and I’m not trans, so I really don’t have an opinion here yet. But it’s a super interesting topic to me, and I’d love to see y’all’s opinions on this.

I basically think people should “liv

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