[conspire] Gee thanks #47, now made everyone female by law, ... what next?

[Steve Litt]

On the positive side, I can buy the pretty new dress I've been longing
for, now that I'm female. And because I'll need to use the womens'
bathroom, I'll carry a big jug to quickly do #1 and (eeeuuu) dump it
down the sink, because no urinals. Wow, think of the close bond my wife
Sylvia and I will develop now that we're both girls. And I've always
looked forward to the day when there would be a lot of female
programmers, and now that day is here. Girlfriend, this is just
wonderful!

:-)

SteveT

Michael Paoli said on Thu, 23 Jan 2025 04:22:16 -0800

>Ah just lovely.  Bloody idiots don't even understand basic biology,
>yet write the laws.
>
>We're also probably suck with about four more years of all caps, too.
>DEFENDING WOMEN FROM GENDER IDEOLOGY EXTREMISM AND RESTORING
>BIOLOGICAL TRUTH TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
>https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/defending-women-from-gender-ideology-extremism-and-restoring-biological-truth-to-the-federal-government/
>policy of the United States to recognize two sexes, male and female.
>These sexes are not changeable
>(d)  “Female” means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that
>produces the large reproductive cell.
>(e)  “Male” means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that
>produces the small reproductive cell.
>
>Yeah, particularly note the "at conception" part.
>
>Did #47's executive order just make everyone in the U.S. female?
>https://mashable.com/article/trump-executive-order-sex-female-male-gender
>
>Conception is the point when sperm and egg join, otherwise known as
>fertilisation. Regardless of whether they have an XX, XY, or an
>alternate chromosome pattern, all human foetuses' sex organs are
>identical at conception in that they have none. Foetuses subsequently
>develop in the same manner as each other regardless of their
>chromosomes until approximately six to seven weeks after conception,
>at which point the Y chromosome typically expresses itself by inducing
>the development of testes. If a Y chromosome does not do this, the
>foetus will continue to develop female genitalia.
>
>Basically, the early, default configuration of a human foetus is
>female. If we were to assign a sex at conception as per #47's
>executive order, all of them would be female.
>
>Well, ... I guess that's one way to fix sex discrimination.  Yeah, per
>US laws (executive order), now everybody is female.  Period.  End of
>story.
>
>Not exactly what I was expecting out of #47, but alas, the level of
>idiocy doesn't surprise me at all.
>
>Yeah, ... and #47 is so despicable, I really need get in the habit of
>not using the name at all, ... just #47.
>Join the ranks of, e.g. mass murders and the like, unworthy of being
>recognized or mentioned by name.
>Don't even let 'em have the attention of infamy they crave.  Negative
>attention is attention.
>Yeah, don't even let the name live on in infamy, time for just a
>number.  Respect the office, but not the felonious contemptible
>occupant.