Vote No on New York's Prop. 1 | Bret Weinstein and Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox
Nov 4, 2024
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Join Bret Weinstein and guest Bobbie Anne Cox, a seasoned Constitutional lawyer and fellow at the Brownstone Institute, as they dissect New York's controversial Proposition 1. They reveal how this proposal, masquerading as a protective measure, could actually lay the groundwork for increased discrimination. From examining its implications on gender rights in sports to the potential erosion of parental authority, the conversation highlights the dangers of this Trojan Horse legislation. A must-listen for those who value equal protection!
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Quick takeaways
New York's Prop. 1 presents deceptive language that undermines equal protection, enabling government-sanctioned discrimination under the guise of addressing inequality.
The proposal poses significant risks to parental rights by potentially allowing minors to make medical decisions independently, complicating family dynamics.
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The Hidden Implications of Proposal 1
Proposal 1 on the New York ballot appears to promote equality and anti-discrimination but includes language that could have dangerous consequences. It allows for the government to discriminate against individuals under the guise of addressing past or preventing future discrimination, thereby creating a legal foundation for biological males to compete in women's sports and access women’s facilities. This vague language could lead to conflicts regarding the rights of citizens, potentially granting illegal immigrants rights similar to those of citizens, including voting rights. Such implications pose significant threats to the foundational principles of equal protection under the law, leading to potential legal battles over conflicting rights.
A Bait and Switch Strategy
The proposal is positioned to be deceptive, masquerading as a safeguard for reproductive rights without actually granting a right to abortion or referencing it directly. The language used in Proposal 1 raises concerns about parental rights, potentially allowing minors to make medical decisions without parental consent, which complicates the parent-child relationship. Furthermore, the proposal sets a concerning precedent that could spread to other states, reflecting a strategy that transforms the notion of equal protection into one where individuals’ rights are pitted against one another. This shift invites government overreach into personal liberties, risking a future where courts arbitrate rights instead of upholding fundamental protections.
New York's Prop. 1 pretends to protect against discrimination while, in a paragraph not visible to voters, it sets the stage for a massive new wave of discrimination!
Equal protection under the law is in jeopardy. If this Trojan Horse works, it will soon spread to other states.
Please listen to Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox and vote down Prop. 1!
Find Bobbie Anne Cox on X at https://x.com/Attorney_Cox and more on Prop. 1 at http://votenoonprop1.org