Posted on 03/14/2016 9:27:10 PM PDT by Olog-hai
The Ohio Supreme Court is adopting the use of gender-neutral references in family court cases in place of words such as husband and wife following the U.S. Supreme Courts ruling legalizing gay marriage across the country. [ ]
The Ohio order also includes father, mother, parent and spouse in its description of terms expressing familial relationships.
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I’m sure their governor approves.
Ohio should just call everyone “units” like the coneheads did on Saturday Night Live.
I already refer to dhimmicrats as “it”.
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My term for “inclusive language”: Lesbonics.
..and his antihetero sex league..
Soon they will be adopting the use of reality-neutral language.
A hybrid word of Females and Males...... Fales
If a common-sense person like Trump or Cruz is elected President, watch how fast crap like this disappears.
It’s only during leftist Administrations that anyone takes this kind of BS seriously.
Courts won’t disappear and there are many liberal idiot judges.
No kidding. He’ll be on the morning programs this morning and guarantee he won’t be asked this. If it was some sort of trump story, he’d be asked for sure. So frustrating. Protecting Cruz, Rubio and Kasick at all cost is repulsive.
I wish that this were true but when are either of them, or ANYONE, going to denounce this idiocy? I am tired of all of this going unchallenged.
But the DOJ can send out directives and push back.
One more turn of the screw against natural females who bear children naturally and want a committed male by their side for life. If the left has its way, every person will have to give or receive anonymous sperm donation in order to have children, and no complaining about how the child turns out.
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