Social Justice Warriors Thread

[Fife]

Does anybody see Corch Urban Meyers, Tim Tivo, or Percy Harvey walking through that door?

[Speaker to Animals]

GO GATA

[Fife]

I'm not sure I really believed in Hell until I visited Gainesville. So, I'm thankful for that.

[Speaker to Animals]

I'm not sure I really believed in Hell until I visited Gainesville. So, I'm thankful for that.

Yeah, that whole area is known by us Florida Natives as East Alabama, though. Everything from the panhandle to Jacksonville is Haram.

Fuck that place. Roll tide.

[Fife]

Yep. Toothless methheads need football and Chevy truck stickers also, it seems.

<getting preggo bear Bryant THOT memes ready for later>

[Speaker to Animals]

But Chevy Camero is okay.

[Fife]

I busted quite a few nuts in my 12th grade GF's old man's Berlinetta. My hypocrisy only goes so far.

[pineapplemike]

Canadian driver changes his gender to female on paper to get cheaper car insurance rate
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... rance.html

- A 24-year-old man from Alberta, Canada, changed his gender on his birth certificate and driver's license to save $1,100 on his car insurance
- He was quoted a rate of $4,517, given his driving record that included a crash and speeding tickets
- When he asked his broker what rate he would have gotten were he a woman, he was quoted $3,423
- Male drivers under age 25 normally pay higher insurance rates because they are statistically more likely to get into accidents
- The Canadian got a letter from his doctor saying he wanted to identify himself as a woman and ended up getting the lower rate


A Canadian man in his early 20s was unhappy with the high quote he got from his car insurance company, so he decided to do something about it: he legally switched his gender from male to female.

The cunning 24-year-old resident of Alberta, Canada, first detailed his insurance stratagem on Reddit back in April, boasting that changing his gender on paper saved him nearly $1,100 a year.

'I have taken advantage of a loophole,' the man, whom CBC.ca called David, told the news outlet. ‘I'm a man, 100 per cent. Legally, I'm a woman.’

These two images show a 24-year-old Canadian's old birth certificate listing his gender as male, and his new one obtained this year listing his gender as female. He made the switch on paper to obtain a lower car insurance rate
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In order to do that, the frugal motorist learned, he had to get a letter from his doctor saying he identified as a woman.

At first, David thought that was the end of the road for his enterprise because he did not want to undergo a gender reassignment surgery, but he was mistaken: all he had to do was tell his physician that he wished to change his sex.

Based on this information, the man had his doctor write a letter saying he identified himself as a woman.

After submitting the doctor’s note and all the necessary forms, David received in a mail his new birth certificate, in which his sex was listed as female.

‘I was quite shocked, but I was also relieved,’ he said. ‘I felt like I beat the system. I felt like I won.’

Armed with his brand-new birth certificate, David went back to his insurance company and got the lower rate, saving him $91 a month.

'I did it for cheaper car insurance,' he admitted to CBC, although on Reddit he added a disclaimed claiming that he did not legally change his sex ‘solely for cheaper auto-insurance, though, that was and is a big factor for me and other people who suffer from gender-dysphoria.’

Members of the trans community in Canada have reacted with outrage to David's cost-cutting scheme.

'I think it cheapens the whole process. It sort of casts doubt on everybody else's motives for making those changes,' said Marie Little, a former chair of the Trans Alliance Society. 'I think it gives ammunition to people who want to take rights away from trans people.'

An elected official in Alberta angrily tweeted last week that David has committed - and then admitted to - the crime of perjury, punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

[Speaker to Animals]

That would be a loophole.

[SuburbanFarmer]

“I think it cheapens the motives of people wanting to do this”. No shit.

Kids a genius.