^^ NOT when they are intended to disrupt democracy in a given state under threat of real duress and with the intent to harm unless 100% surrender is given.
Skylar...to force a state's lawful legislative actions to protect its women and girls in the bathrooms they use...into abdicating that legislation for an outside minority entity using duress and threat of economic sanctions, is sedition of the democratic process.
Obviously it isn't. . You don't know what sedition is. You're treating the law like you do the polls like you do the outcome of court cases.....
as extensions of your personal opinion. Where the meaning of sedition is whatever you imagine it to be.
But in the real world, these terms have
actual meanings. And nothing you've described is even remotely illegal. Let alone 'sedition'. You simply don't know what you're talking about.
Letting men into women's bathrooms is by no means whatsoever a matter of "settled law". In fact it is one of the most highly controversial proposals in a slew of escalating outrageous legal maneuvers from the LGBT cult to date. The most recent of course was the marriage contract redaction to the detriment of children without their having any representation at that Table last year. "Gay marriage" promises children implicitly involved the complete amputation of either a mother or father for life....to each child's detriment...which renders Obergefell null and void without challenge. (Google "Infant Doctrine" "infants & contracts" "infants & necessities" & also "New York vs Ferber USSC 1982")
And you run head long into the same wall that you always do:
you keep assuming that your personal opinion is the law. Alas, your personal opinion has no relevance to the law. And thus effects no legal outcomes. Let me demonstrate:
No court nor law recognizes children as parties to the marriages of their parents. Thus, none of your 'contract' gibberish has the slightest legal relevance as your argument is based on pseudo-legal nonsense that no law nor court recognizes. I'll demonstrate again:
New York v. Ferber has nothing to do with marriage. Its a case about child pornography which you've bizarrely insisted overrides Obergefell....a case about same sex marriage. Ferber never even mentions marriage, nor finds that same sex marriage hurts any child. Obergefell on the other hand finds that same sex marriage helps children and denying same sex marriage hurts them.
You've literally ignored the explicit findings of the Supreme Court regarding the effect of same sex marriage on children because you disagree. But you ignoring their findings doesn't magically make them disappear. Nor change any legal outcome based on those findings. As your personal opinion isn't legally binding. While a supreme court ruling is.
You make the same silly mistake over and over; insisting that your personal opinion is the law. While ignoring the actual law and actual court rulings. Its the reason why every legal prediction you've ever made has been wrong.
As no court nor law gives a shit what you imagine. And neither do we.