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And the BS used by these mentally debased “medical” people that not allowing chemical and/or surgical destruction of young bodies is mentally positive. That crap flies in the face of the psychological damage and high rates of suicide by people who had this done to themselves.
Pseudoscience met an idiot Obama appointed judge and condemned children to current and future horrors should an appeal court not reverse this demonic ruling.
Pseudoscience met an idiot Obama appointed judge and condemned children to current and future horrors should an appeal court not reverse this demonic ruling.
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In his decision issued from the bench, Moody also rejected the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, and his preliminary injunction will stand until he issues a final decision on the plaintiffs’ full complaint, according to Kacie Glenn, a spokeswoman for the judge.
The ruling means that, for now, Arkansas won’t be able to begin enforcing the ban on July 28, the day it was set to go into effect. The state’s GOP-led legislature enacted the ban in April after overriding Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s veto of the measure.
“This ruling sends a clear message to states across the country that gender-affirming care is life-saving care, and we won’t let politicians in Arkansas – or anywhere else – take it away,” said Holly Dickson, the executive director of the ACLU of Arkansas, in a statement.
“We won’t rest until this cruel and unconstitutional law is struck down for good,” she added.
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said later Wednesday that she plans to appeal the decision, claiming in a statement that the ACLU is using “our children as pawns for their own social agenda.”
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In his decision issued from the bench, Moody also rejected the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, and his preliminary injunction will stand until he issues a final decision on the plaintiffs’ full complaint, according to Kacie Glenn, a spokeswoman for the judge.
The ruling means that, for now, Arkansas won’t be able to begin enforcing the ban on July 28, the day it was set to go into effect. The state’s GOP-led legislature enacted the ban in April after overriding Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s veto of the measure.
“This ruling sends a clear message to states across the country that gender-affirming care is life-saving care, and we won’t let politicians in Arkansas – or anywhere else – take it away,” said Holly Dickson, the executive director of the ACLU of Arkansas, in a statement.
“We won’t rest until this cruel and unconstitutional law is struck down for good,” she added.
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said later Wednesday that she plans to appeal the decision, claiming in a statement that the ACLU is using “our children as pawns for their own social agenda.”
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