The 9th Circuit Court Has Taught Me That the State of Arizona Should Pay for My Plastic Surgery

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The 9th Circuit Court Has Taught Me That the State of Arizona Should Pay for My Plastic Surgery

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, August 31, 2019 - 03:26.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has taught me that I have the right to state-funded plastic surgery. What's behind this bizarre personal claim? You will not believe what you are about to hear.

Oh yeah . . . .

Splish_Splash Sat, 08/31/2019 - 13:41

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I used to work for the State of CA. They have been paying for gender reassignment for decades. I was shocked and horrified back then. Fortunately, I do not live in CA anymore. If the average tax payer knew what we as tax payers are paying for every day, there would be riots in the streets, at least that is what I used to say, I don't thing there would be riots now days. It would be more like, eh! I had a liberal friend years ago when the Tea Party was going. She said the most dangerous people in the country are Tea Party participants. She kept asking if I was one, I had never been to a Tea Party event. She kept asking. I thought that statement about the Tea Party was crazy. Now with the insane left, it sounds rather tame!

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