Earlier this week, the Tasmanian Parliament voted for new laws which:
- Make it ‘hate speech’ to not use someone’s preferred gender pronouns. More broadly, make it illegal to ‘offend’ or ‘insult’ someone on the basis of their gender expression, which is any behaviour whatsoever if justified by reference to one of the alleged infinite number of genders which have infinite expressions.
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