Heres an article that appeared in the news, mostly it kinda stinks as this isn't too far from where I live, and occasionaly visit. 

http://www.newsnet5.com/news/8170196/detail.html

 I'd reprint it, but most likely i'd get into trouble for doing so, if I think about it, I'll send them an email asking if I can reprint it.

 According to the article and the police, it looks like Donathan Rodgers was killed only because he looked like a female. I'm not sure, and someone can correct me, but how amny women were killed when they started wearing trousers? And while I'm talking about it, I ran across a lady at Home Depot two days ago that I didn't know she was a female till I heard her talk. Short crew cut hair, jean pants, jean jacket, mostly masculine look, most likely she's still alive.

 Since they killed him the police are involved since it still is murder for doing so, if they had just beat him up, they may not have done anything since Ohio doesn't have any laws protecting people such as him or anything related to hate crimes.

In fact, in Ohio, my neighbors dog has more protection then a guy being a victim of a hate crime, not that I don't like dogs, but you think it could at least be equal? I've tried talking to my congresman and other public officials, but they just seem to turn a blind eye since nobody has ever bothered replying to my inquires.

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Warren O'Leary written by a guest on February 12, 2007 Women's transformation into" maleness "is almost complete. Most females over 35 years olod look like men. Their menswear they wear 24/7, their mannish short haicut(butch) and sneakers look disgustingly freakish. Seeing a feminine woman dressed in feminine clothes a rare refreshing " normal " sight. She tells me that she is 100 percent self-confidant and proud to be a woman; bravo to her ! Females have taken cross-dressing into a level of a sick anti-female fetish. ... written by a guest on November 28, 2007 Abbey Greenberg written by a guest on November 28, 2007 Maybe the woman you saw in Home Depot was a lesbian. People that are gay often identify with the opposite sex in dress and style and in ways other than being sexual. I think that the world is becoming much less structured in social norms and such, especially were I live and also how people simply present themselves in general.

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