Oct. 3, 2023 - Epoch Times
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| Imagine a scenario where, after several months of searching, the police finally find a killer that was on the loose. | |
| All the evidence points to this person being the killer. | |
| There's even video footage of him committing the crime. | |
| And yet still, during the actual trial, he gets off on a technicality, with the technicality being that the judge used the wrong pronouns when referring to him. | |
| If you think that's ridiculous, well, welcome to the judicial world over in the state of Michigan, where just last Wednesday, the state Supreme Court voted in favor of enacting a new rule which will force all the judges and the court personnel throughout the whole state to refer to plaintiffs, defendants, and lawyers by their preferred pronouns. | |
| Or, if they don't wish to refer to those people by their preferred pronouns, they now have to use some verbal gymnastics. |
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