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In reply to the discussion: So there's a lot of RW chatter about how the CO Springs Club Q shooter was non-binary..... [View all]yankee87
(2,838 posts)6. You hit the nail on the head
He is just an incel who hates everything.
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So there's a lot of RW chatter about how the CO Springs Club Q shooter was non-binary..... [View all]
pepperbear
Nov 2022
OP
Has that been confirmed in any way? If that's still just that his lawyers are filing papers
brewens
Nov 2022
#1
I think some skepticism is necessary as none of the friends/family/colleagues that
hlthe2b
Nov 2022
#8
His lawyer making the non-binary claims may shield his client from hate crime charges
RAB910
Nov 2022
#9
I have known kids who were kicked out of their homes if they were Gay...I have known
Demsrule86
Nov 2022
#2
The shooter seems like he might be an incel, which doesn't qualify as non-binary.
milestogo
Nov 2022
#5
And I think the people who spread bullshit should be loudly opposed and subsequently shunned.
Iggo
Nov 2022
#23
Downthread, we're told we're hypocrites and bigots to question the defense assertion.
yardwork
Nov 2022
#43
Once it is designated as a hate crime, the state hands over prosecution of the murderers to the DOJ?
MichMan
Nov 2022
#33
So would he serve once sentence after the other, or would they run concurrently?
MichMan
Nov 2022
#36
But is anyone allowed to question if someone is 'truly' non-binary or transgender? In
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#31
I don't think misgendering someone is illegal in any state. That is different than being subject to
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#38
I'm gay and I've never, ever heard that anybody has to accept a defense attorney's assertion.
yardwork
Nov 2022
#41
Lets take the defense attorney out of it. Lets assume the shooter states that they are non-binary
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#44
If I am reading your comment correctly you are not necessarily disputing the shooters
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#56
If someone (not this shooter in particular) says they are non-binary what basis does
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#61
I'd like to point out that I have not said "the shooter is not non-binary"
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2022
#64
So once the shooter does state it that will end the question for you, assuming they do?
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#65
Even with a beard? If so then what does the shooter not 'looking' non-binary by
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#67
Because it was a decision to go for a binary look, from before the murders
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2022
#69
I don't think that any outward physical characteristics or 'looks' should have any
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#73
Surprisingly some non-binary people don't feel safe saying it in a country where trans people are
meadowlander
Nov 2022
#75
There are posters right here on DU in this thread that dispute the shooter is non-binary
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#63
Are we allowed to question someones declaration of gender identity? I know at this
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#45
Perhaps I am not phrasing my question correctly. If someone states that they are non-binary
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#50
OK, fair enough. That does give wiggle room to bigots though to always question a persons
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#54
What I'm saying is that choosing a binary look is not indicative of being non-binary
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2022
#55
I use 'we' as in we progressives, and 'allowed' as in was it generally acceptable in progressive
kelly1mm
Nov 2022
#53
This talking point is so irrelevant. They are absolutely capable of committing a hate crime.
gldstwmn
Nov 2022
#40
Now "We", meaning "the state" has to choose which gender applies ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Nov 2022
#70