Islam is a much larger faction, TERFS will be the only ones who fight Islam as the other side is "feminism is not feminism if its not intersectional" crowd.

it is his choice

I know

they are already split down the middle by Trans, FGM will split them again.

Just see every time an organism or a country tried to put restrictions on male circumcision, it gets put under the rug with claims of antisemitism and islamophobia. Just imagine the other way around

Trans dont support whamens march right?

I really fucking hope this kid and his school and parents will sue the fuck out of media for doxing him and false accusing

i hope

they already bend over backwards to describe the Burqa as "female empowerment"

I think doxxing is dickish, not illegal.

to

too

they already lost to islam

Telling people your name and address isn't a crime, to my knowledge.

depends

the moment the whamens realize Islam is enemy of whamens xD

isn't it if it has a bad intent behind it ?

and there were calls to violence

Wheeler Walker, Jr. definitely needs some prison time

@Ranko its the Christians in the US that defend circumcision.

womens know it, feminism doesn't want to acknowledge it

they usually hide behind "first amendment"

after the buzzfeed shit and now this every sane person will go to *fuck the media im out*

too many fuckups

yeah it's the evangelicals

too many lies

i wonder who defended the "a 13yo can marry a 30yo if the parents say so" that, last i checked, at start or two still allowed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzE2jKgA4UY good video about who's really behind the anti-anti-Israel stuff

spoiler: it's not the jooz

@Bookworm just checked on doxing, kid is a minor, its illegal to dox him like that

its Texas, Jews would be hung for being heretics too. That does not surprise me.

It's illegal to reveal the name or address of a child?

That seems kind of ridiculous, honestly.

in public records, you cannot do that.

doesn't apply to private citizens

@Bookworm `Doxing is the intentional public release of personal information about an individual by a third party, often with the intent to humiliate, threaten, intimidate, or punish the identified individual`

Ah, public release.

So, you could just, like, tell somebody, and that's not public release.

yeah

`As a misdemeanor charge, the sentence is up to one year in a county jail. As a felony charge, it's up to three years in a state prison. In total, if convicted, you could be looking at anywhere from one year in a county jail, to eight years in a state prison.`

is that an actual charge? or is it lumped into other existing laws?