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‘Pure evil’: Rob Schneider declares California unsafe for children

September 12, 2023 | | Print Article

Actor  Rob Schneider has declared California unsafe for children in response to omnipotent moral busybodies in the Democrat-controlled California State Assembly approving a bill that prioritizes gender affirmation in child custody cases.

Under the proposed Transgender, Gender-Diverse, and Intersex Youth Empowerment Act, parents “who fail to acknowledge and support their child’s gender transition, could face potential consequences, including the loss of custody rights to another parent or even the state itself.  The bill’s supporters argue that it is in the best interest of children, aiming to create a more inclusive and affirming environment for gender-diverse youth,” CNBC reported.

The bill now goes to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk, and the Democrat is expected to sign it into law.

“I will say this again… It is no longer safe to raise your children in California,” Schneider tweeted. “Children are not old enough to drive, drink, vote, smoke, get a tattoo, but the Democrats in California think children (who are naive and easily manipulated) are old enough to make decisions that permanently remove sexual organs and take castration drugs and risk becoming infertile FOR LIFE!

“This is pure evil and the American people will not let this stand.”

Schneider is not the only one who sees the legislation as evil:

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And just when you think things can’t get any worse in California the city of San Francisco says, “Hold my beer.”

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:

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