@mchill saidReally ! If someone were to insist publicly that someone who emigrated to America and became a US citizen is "not really American" I bet you would view them as a bigot . Or at least ignorant .
This sounds like an unfair verdict. I'm pretty sure it will get overturned on appeal.
20 Dec 19
The post that was quoted here has been removedSee, I’m the exact opposite in this debate.
In my eyes Maya has no right to demand anybody use any bathroom. If person X wants to use bathroom Y... that’s up to them. You feel like a man, shyte in a man’s bathroom. And if the men’s bathroom is full, use the womans’.
If Maya wants to refer to me as Mrs. Shavixmir... that’s up to her. I couldn’t care less.
If she is a government employee, then she has to take into account other people’s beliefs and feelings. So privately she can call me a misses. In a work-related setting she has to call me what I want to be called.
That’s why you’re a civil servant.*
* unless it is demeaning; but this case has no bearing on that issue.