Miami-Dade votes to allow Sexual Predators in all bathrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms!

On November 13th, a Miami-Dade County Commission committee, by a 3-1 vote, illegally approved a highly dangerous, discriminatory “sexual identity or expression” proposal allowing men claiming to be women to use women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, showers and dressing rooms.

It also allows men to undress in front of minor girls, as happened at Evergreen State College in Washington State when Colleen Francis, a 45-year-old male, claiming to be “female” took his clothes off in front of a minor girl in the women’s facilities and was protected by this very same law.

The War on Women ordinance basically criminalizes any and all disagreement with an individual’s “sexual identity or expression” fantasy. Whenever you refuse to go along with whichever “transsexual” claims to be his “sexual identity or expression,” you will be FIRED, PERSECUTED, or SUED!

This is what happened to Natalie Johnson, fired from her job at Macy’s department store for not allowing a man claiming to be a “transsexual” to use the women’s dressing room.

This law is also being used in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, to force two ministers, Donald and Evelyn Knapp, who own the Hitching Post, a privately-owned chapel to perform a so-called “homosexual marriage”.

The Christian Family Coalition (CFC) Florida issued the following statement following the vote:

“County commissioners Audrey Edmonson, Sally Heyman and Bruno Barreiro’s approval of this proposed highly dangerous, discriminatory ordinance is nothing short of criminal. It legalizes discrimination against everyone who disagrees with an individual’s “sexual identity or expression” fantasy. Furthermore, it’s a declared War on Women that legalizes the violation of their safety and constitutional right to privacy.

According to the Miami-Dade Police Department, forcible sex offenses in Miami-Dade have increased by 16.26% in the last five years, so when a concerned mother testified that her daughter was molested in a bathroom by a boy who claims he’s a girl, these commissioners were so cruel and vicious they ignored her plea and approved this measure anyway. We commend Commissioner Esteban Bovo for opposing this public-endangering, discrimination-legalizing proposed ordinance.”

Over three-hundred (300) civic-minded Miami-Dade residents attended the public hearing to oppose the discriminatory “sexual identity or expression” proposal. A total of 112 people spoke at the hearing, 81 against the proposal and only 31 in favor.

A final vote is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014.