The best response I’ve seen is that Disney makes her character canonically trans. “I’m Cara Dune. I was born a man, but I identify as a woman,” as we watch the impotent rage behind her eyes.

She wasn’t fired. Her contract was up & Disney didn’t renew it. This lawsuit isn’t going anywhere, she has no case.

Executive orders and dictatorial fiats are not the same thing, no one is making that claim in the article, so let’s not pretend otherwise. EOs are still subject to law and review and can be overturned by the courts if deemed unconstitutional. By definition, whatever a dictator says becomes the law.

Hey Bob, as an Iowan and a parent in Iowa Public Schools, maybe you can just stop talking about things you have no knowledge about and no stake in the outcome of. But that’s just my opinion, you can feel free to ignore it, since you are a free person.

So you’d have no problem with an all-propaganda-all-day approach to education? I mean, you’ve declared that there’s no problem with schools requiring totalitarian reactionary misinformation in classrooms — that’s clearly not a problem, after all, I’m sure you have unlimited time to reverse all the propaganda, and it’s…

Do you just enjoy being a contrarian cunt on every post?

I’d say report the nurse to the state board and move to have her license permanently suspended/revoked, but it’s Ohio so the board would probably just give her an award instead. 

Same. How many actual crimes do you think got committed out there while they were presumably digging through this poor miscarrying woman’s septic tank?

Holy fuck!

That was part of the story that I did NOT understand (beyond the total disregard for patient confidentiality). How on earth is that retrievable when presumably, the same toilet had been used multiple times since? I wish police had that level of hustle for important issues.

How in the hell can this nurse have made that determination? She didn’t want to look at the foetal remains? Most women would not want to look after a miscarriage. She was in a position of trust, she told her patient that everything would be okay and then went behind her back and reported her to the police, as though…

It seems important to emphasize that you shouldn’t have to be publicly excited about your pregnancy to not be criminalized for a miscarriage, nor should you be regarded as criminally suspect based on your reaction to your miscarriage.

Note to the conservatives that what this nurse did actually meets the perimeters of a ‘witch hunt’: baseless accusation based on personal bias with no supporting evidence. 

I’m sure it’s not her name, but I’m going with Aunt Lydia.

When Watts feels up to it, I hope she takes the hospital to the cleaners and that the nurse is named in the lawsuit. Five bucks says the nurse is the type who really thinks she is a good person. Phony nice women, fear them.

Now, I hate usually hate doxxing...fucking HATE that we live in a world where you say or do something (usually dumb rather than malicious) and end up with the internet piling in on you. But since it happens anyway and we can’t stop it, god damn it, let’s have the name of that nurse!

So true. Mrs. Ballz and I are childless by choice, but we love that our property taxes go, in part, to schools. 1. It’s not a child’s responsibility to provide for themselves, and 2. good schools = good communities = good for everyone.

What, no “Female, Abortionist Whore”? Oh, wait, that’s the Working Woman.

Had to hold my breath while I looked her up. I saw the Hispanic name and that she’s a Florida congresswoman, and I immediately braced myself for the overwhelming shame of discovering yet another Cuban-American who got into politics to carry water for white supremacists and Christian nationalists. Fortunately for me,…

Ahhh, Brittney Schmitt.