EP 112: Fair Game
March 20, 2023
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as posted by the channel-This is a special long-form episode covering the Burlington City Council's passage of a resolution targeting Disaffected and local politicians who object to the mutilation of children through "gender affirming" surgeries and chemical castration.
-We show you video from the meeting, including public comments, where we are labeled "a public health menace"
-You will see local and state politicians describe us as a threat to Burlington's children, and propose writing un-Constitutional, specific laws to stop us from being legally able to speak
-This episode is not about us, it's about what's going to happen to YOU. This is your warning about what's brewing if you live in a Democrat/progressive area.
Names of the Burlington City Council members:
Zoraya Hightower, Eugene Bergman, Joe Magee, Sarah E Carpenter,
Ben Traverse, Karen Paul, Ali N Dieng, Perri Freeman, Maea Brandt, Mark Barlow, Joan Shannon.
How to contact the Burlington City Council:
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The Burlington City Council Resolution (apologies for the terrible url, we can't control it):
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