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Oh, it's referring to customers? Yeah, I'll sell a truckload of wheat to a tranny. As long as the check clears.
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We rebuild 4, 5 and 6-speed Harley trannies at my shop, so yeah.
Oh wait, you meant the gross kind. |
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Maybe? I never see the people I have meetings with. I guess some of them could be trans.
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I could pretty much guarantee a promotion if I said I am becoming Tomislavina.
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All of our trucks have a trans in them.
Some auto some manual. Between 4 and 15 gears. |
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Where I work people are treated well. Whatever goes on in their personal life is is a whole separate thing that doesn't involve us. We recently had a guy come in dresses as a woman, talked like a man, had an adams apple, but excellent taste in womens clothing and accessories. Same treatment as everyone else.
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Quoted: Yeah, second one of these I've got for my gun shop this week, maybe I should tell them that we're so happy with buttbangers and slit lickers that our 4473 even has a non binary choice. Really pretty pathetic. https://i.imgur.com/jzUUXKb.jpg View Quote |
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why yes, I couldn't care less, as long as you have enough money,
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It's a scam. If you say no thanks, they'll threaten to list you as a anti-trans business.
Just print off a trans people flag, put it up by your business door, take pic, take flag down, email pic to them with the explanation that you've already received trans friendly training from a local affinity group. Put pronouns in your email signature to really sell it. |
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Quoted: I saw a commercial where discover now has a card for LGBTQWTFBBQ people. Mastercard announced on Monday, June 17, its True Name card initiative, which will allow for chosen names to appear on the front of consumers' cards. Many members in the LGBTQ community, particularly trans and non-binary people, have run into issues purchasing items with a credit card and been faced with discrimination. In fact, Mastercard shared research that found nearly one-third of individuals who have shown IDs with a name or gender that did not match their presentation reported negative experiences, including being harassed, denied services and/or attacked. Mastercard did some research into its network's rules to understand if there were requirements for individuals to include their legal names on their cards and found that there weren't. This spurred the True Name card initiative. "It first starts with their name, that's who they are, that's their identity," Randall Tucker, chief inclusion officer for Mastercard, tells CNBC Make It. With Mastercard True Name "you can choose your name on your credit card, your debit card and your prepaid card, which is amazing." Mastercard is hoping this initiative will spark conversation within the industry and is urging other businesses to apply these standards, so financial products can reflect their owners' true identity. "We're paying it forward, not because it's in vogue, but because it's who we are as an organization," Tucker says. Mastercard plans to have True Name cards on the market by early 2020. View Quote And in the other thread we make fun of Putin because he's short. Not only does gender mean nothing but so does having a legal identification. So the answer isn't to require legal names, it's to allow people to conjure up fake realities. |
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Quoted: This is fucking insane. We're talking a fraction of a percent of the population. The Leftist ground game is fucking amazing, I'll give them that. No wonder we're losing. View Quote Your mistake is believing that fraction of a percent is the one pushing these things and not the entire leftist/progressive block that will use any cause to destroy not only our culture, but the stability and foundation of the country. In other words, it should be obvious by now these smaller populations are mere tools for the larger movement that's happening and their goal. Has anyone here not noticed how many white people participated in the rioting, especially in the northwest? Has anyone not noticed what comprises antifa, or what agenda is pushed on college campuses, controlled mostly by white heterosexual people? |
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we pull trannies all the time, heck, my brother pulled a tranny yesterday.
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I run a small rural Wireless Internet Service provider and we do have at least one Trans customer, it they, whatever, used to be a man and is now living as a women...
We have encountered her/him/whatever many times, lives across the street from one of our towers and comes out to see whats going on when we are working on it. Very technical, IT/Ham... Our business , doesn't get into politics. We don't claim to be allies or enemies of anyone, We don't care what color, religion, sex, sex partner, etc... etc.. you chose. Just pay your bill on time. |
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Quoted: I run a small rural Wireless Internet Service provider and we do have at least one Trans customer, it they, whatever, used to be a man and is now living as a women... We have encountered her/him/whatever many times, lives across the street from one of our towers and comes out to see whats going on when we are working on it. Very technical, IT/Ham... Our business , doesn't get into politics. We don't claim to be allies or enemies of anyone, We don't care what color, religion, sex, sex partner, etc... etc.. you chose. Just pay your bill on time. View Quote The only color on the Pride flag that matters is green; as long as the check clears we’re cool. |
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The company I work for is.
They have a new "Diversity and Inclusion" VP And at the location where I work: We have a female who prefers to be called by a male's name We have a male who prefers to be called by a female's name (and I think he's been taking hormone pills; not 100% certain on it, though) |
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Apparently.
Some guy just got railroaded and quit over putting "Man, pronouns accordingly" in his email signature this week. One of the most well recognized companies on planet earth. |
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I always thought those that said pedophilia would be accepted, or pushed for acceptance within society were nuts.
Now, I am not so sure. |
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Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. View Quote Does the protected class abide by it as well? |
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Quoted: I saw a commercial where discover now has a card for LGBTQWTFBBQ people. Mastercard announced on Monday, June 17, its True Name card initiative, which will allow for chosen names to appear on the front of consumers' cards. Many members in the LGBTQ community, particularly trans and non-binary people, have run into issues purchasing items with a credit card and been faced with discrimination. In fact, Mastercard shared research that found nearly one-third of individuals who have shown IDs with a name or gender that did not match their presentation reported negative experiences, including being harassed, denied services and/or attacked. Mastercard did some research into its network's rules to understand if there were requirements for individuals to include their legal names on their cards and found that there weren't. This spurred the True Name card initiative. "It first starts with their name, that's who they are, that's their identity," Randall Tucker, chief inclusion officer for Mastercard, tells CNBC Make It. With Mastercard True Name "you can choose your name on your credit card, your debit card and your prepaid card, which is amazing." Mastercard is hoping this initiative will spark conversation within the industry and is urging other businesses to apply these standards, so financial products can reflect their owners' true identity. "We're paying it forward, not because it's in vogue, but because it's who we are as an organization," Tucker says. Mastercard plans to have True Name cards on the market by early 2020. View Quote Nice! Think of the shenanigan potential. You could get a card that says "Harry Cock" or "Craven Moorehead". |
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Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. View Quote No you don't. Dress in a maga hat and see how protected you are. You have a policy that protects the protected classes. |
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Quoted: I saw a commercial where discover now has a card for LGBTQWTFBBQ people. Mastercard announced on Monday, June 17, its True Name card initiative, which will allow for chosen names to appear on the front of consumers' cards. Many members in the LGBTQ community, particularly trans and non-binary people, have run into issues purchasing items with a credit card and been faced with discrimination. In fact, Mastercard shared research that found nearly one-third of individuals who have shown IDs with a name or gender that did not match their presentation reported negative experiences, including being harassed, denied services and/or attacked. Mastercard did some research into its network's rules to understand if there were requirements for individuals to include their legal names on their cards and found that there weren't. This spurred the True Name card initiative. "It first starts with their name, that's who they are, that's their identity," Randall Tucker, chief inclusion officer for Mastercard, tells CNBC Make It. With Mastercard True Name "you can choose your name on your credit card, your debit card and your prepaid card, which is amazing." So, when cashier asks to see photo ID and the names don't match, sale is declined because transphobic policy? Mastercard is hoping this initiative will spark conversation within the industry and is urging other businesses to apply these standards, so financial products can reflect their owners' true identity. "We're paying it forward, not because it's in vogue, but because it's who we are as an organization," Tucker says. Mastercard plans to have True Name cards on the market by early 2020. View Quote |
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Quoted: And in the other thread we make fun of Putin because he's short. Not only does gender mean nothing but so does having a legal identification. So the answer isn't to require legal names, it's to allow people to conjure up fake realities. View Quote The fake realities helps salve their self esteem from distress when they notice that reality doesn't match their delusion. So they keep demanding more and more workarounds to try to get reality to match their delusion, or at least force and intimidate other people into pretending to agree with their delusion. |
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My business is me and I haven't met a transsexual. I'd be weirded out if I did but I'd do my best to treat them like any other human being, though I'd guess we wouldn't have a lot in common to talk about. I'd be like, hey tranny person, do you like to hunt deer?
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Quoted: My business is me and I haven't met a transsexual. I'd be weirded out if I did but I'd do my best to treat them like any other human being, though I'd guess we wouldn't have a lot in common to talk about. I'd be like, hey tranny person, do you like to hunt deer? View Quote I know 2 people (male) who somehow decided they were women. One used to be in a band with me and was married with kids at the time, so I did not suspect anything, the other was more a friend of friends but seemed nice enough and was on motorcycle rides that I was also on. Didn't see it coming for either. Haven't spoken with either directly since they came out. Not by any decision on my part; there was just no reason to. Am FB friends with both so will occasionally see posts by them, but not very often. Like you, I would just treat them like anyone else as best I could. I don't know what I would do about the urge I have to tell them that they have a software problem, not a hardware problem, which is how I see it. |
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Quoted: Quoted: This is fucking insane. We're talking a fraction of a percent of the population. The Leftist ground game is fucking amazing, I'll give them that. No wonder we're losing. View Quote Your mistake is believing that fraction of a percent is the one pushing these things and not the entire leftist/progressive block that will use any cause to destroy not only our culture, but the stability and foundation of the country. View Quote |
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Many members in the LGBTQ community, particularly trans and non-binary people, have run into issues purchasing items with a credit card and been faced with discrimination. In fact, Mastercard shared research that found nearly one-third of individuals who have shown IDs with a name or gender that did not match their presentation reported negative experiences, including being harassed, denied services and/or attacked. View Quote I’m sure their definition of what constitutes harassment/attack is much different than a normal persons. Now, denied service? I don’t doubt it. You look like a man, but your card has a woman’s name (or vice versa), that’s going to raise red flags in a retail setting. That’s common sense, not "transphobia." |
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Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. View Quote Do they encourage and support your hoplosexuality? Do they allow you to proudly wear your gun or are they bigots? |
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This is disgusting.
My business will take your money without a second thought about what kind of person you are. This pandering BS is really weak. I have deliberately avoided businesses that have “trans friendly” on their business listing. |
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My business is everything friendly.
My personal belief is everybody do what makes them happy and I mind my own fucking business. Actually believing in the freedom we champion here. |
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Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. View Quote How is it “woke” to have a policy that prohibits harassing someone because of how they talk? Sounds more like a reaction to assholes who think it’s funny to mock someone with a speech impediment or heavy accent. |
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Quoted: How is it “woke” to have a policy that prohibits harassing someone because of how they talk? Sounds more like a reaction to assholes who think it’s funny to mock someone with a speech impediment or heavy accent. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. How is it “woke” to have a policy that prohibits harassing someone because of how they talk? Sounds more like a reaction to assholes who think it’s funny to mock someone with a speech impediment or heavy accent. What you’re talking about is just being a POS. No amount of policy, meetings, or factual evidence of the benefits of being a halfway decent person is going to change a POS from being a POS. Never going to change. Sure there are people that organize this stuff that genuinely mean well. However, you and I both know that it has very little to do with caring about the victims and everything about pushing an agenda. Especially from a Fortune 500 company. Calm down, Mitt Romney. Corporations are not our friends. |
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Absolutely.
This week one of the guys swapped out an 18 speed Eaton and next week we have clutch for our in a dodge. We love seeing trannys! |
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Yes. We sell chemicals to anyone that wishes to buy chemicals and has the money to pay for the chemicals.
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I mean if you got money.
Otherwise fuck off. Amirite. Quoted: This is fucking insane. We’re talking a fraction of a percent of the population. The Leftist ground game is fucking amazing, I’ll give them that. No wonder we’re losing. View Quote Not for long, cue the celebs where all their kids are trans… |
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Quoted: I mean if you got money. Otherwise fuck off. Amirite. Not for long, cue the celebs where all their kids are trans… View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: I mean if you got money. Otherwise fuck off. Amirite. Quoted: This is fucking insane. We’re talking a fraction of a percent of the population. The Leftist ground game is fucking amazing, I’ll give them that. No wonder we’re losing. Not for long, cue the celebs where all their kids are trans… Given how extremely rare the condition is, there’s something really odd about how many of these people have children who are "trans." |
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Quoted: I saw a commercial where discover now has a card for LGBTQWTFBBQ people. Mastercard announced on Monday, June 17, its True Name card initiative, which will allow for chosen names to appear on the front of consumers' cards. Many members in the LGBTQ community, particularly trans and non-binary people, have run into issues purchasing items with a credit card and been faced with discrimination. In fact, Mastercard shared research that found nearly one-third of individuals who have shown IDs with a name or gender that did not match their presentation reported negative experiences, including being harassed, denied services and/or attacked. Mastercard did some research into its network's rules to understand if there were requirements for individuals to include their legal names on their cards and found that there weren't. This spurred the True Name card initiative. "It first starts with their name, that's who they are, that's their identity," Randall Tucker, chief inclusion officer for Mastercard, tells CNBC Make It. With Mastercard True Name "you can choose your name on your credit card, your debit card and your prepaid card, which is amazing." Mastercard is hoping this initiative will spark conversation within the industry and is urging other businesses to apply these standards, so financial products can reflect their owners' true identity. "We're paying it forward, not because it's in vogue, but because it's who we are as an organization," Tucker says. Mastercard plans to have True Name cards on the market by early 2020. View Quote Sweet, credit cards are allowing alias / street names to be used now ? |
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That's a pretty genius business plan, to be honest.
"For paying us money, we'll list you on a website very few people actually look at or care about, and we'll send you a window sticker so you can appear to be woke! Send us money!" |
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Quoted: We're having Town Hall meetings to celebrate pride month featuring coming out stories. But them again we're a Fortune 500 company so it pretty much expected. Our inclusion policy has language that prohibits making fun of someone because of how the talk, dress, et. We're woke AF. View Quote Same Our new VP of Diversity and Inclusion has been cramming this down everyone’s throat for a year. |
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Quoted: That's a pretty genius business plan, to be honest. "For paying us money, we'll list you on a website very few people actually look at or care about, and we'll send you a window sticker so you can appear to be woke! Send us money!" View Quote Should potentially be illegal. I’d imagine there would be consequences to declining their |
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