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This is like that but in the best of ways.

this deposition by a lambda legal lawyer to exclude a transphobic expert witness with bad qualifications is just.

I have no eloquent way to describe it: it's 307 pages of someone with no qualifications leaning on his statistician credentials, being nailed to a cross over and over again until there's only metal left

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i mean this asshole is getting absolutely dismantled in much more substantive ways but this just feels so good right here after having read 106 pages up to now of just substantiating everything this chuckle fuck has legally said in his quest to destroy the rights of queer people across the world, for the sake of completely annihilating his ass in a fucking deposition.

transcript:

(Q.) Jennifer Altman (lambda legal): Do you believe gender dysphoria exists?
(A.) Michael Biggs, PhD: Yes.

(Q.) JA: Do you believe people can be transgender?
(A.) MB: Yes.

(Q.) JA: Do you believe that being transgender is a choice?
(A.) MB: I'm struggling to answer that question

(Q.) JA: Why?
(A.) MB: Because in some ways, everything is a choice, isn't it?

(Q.) JA: No. Do you have an answer for the question, sir?

i haven't done electrolysis since the start of the pandemic because i haven't felt safe enough to do so until recently but i reached out to my old eletrologist and she was able to see me almost immediately and she was telling me how she's still taking covid very seriously and i can't express how overjoyed i am that i can finish zapping the rest of these pesky hairs off my face in a safe way

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In conclusion, Eggbug, cohost's beloved mascot, has six legs. While a small group of users may argue otherwise, the official design of Eggbug, its purpose as a mascot, and its consistent branding all support the fact that Eggbug is a six-legged bug. So let us celebrate Eggbug's six legs and all that they represent – agility, responsiveness, and a commitment to standing out from the crowd.

don't listen to them eggbug has four legs

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