09-16-2019, 04:32 PM
Madam Speaker,
It is my honor to present the case, on behalf of the National-Liberal Alliance and millions of Aldurians, in support of this opposition week bill. This bill is an important piece of legislation that will serve a fundamental governmental role: to protect the safety of our people and to promote the well-being of our country.
This bill truly is a commonsense proposal, and the fact that it must be brought forward for debate just highlights how inept and dangerous our libertine colleagues have made Alduria. After all, what is more logical than having men to use men's restrooms and women to use women's restrooms? Is this not the purpose of distinct bathroom facilities?
My opponents, those who stand against this bill, expose themselves for indecent individuals, legislators who would rather the prurient interest of the few triumph over the common good of the many. That, however, will not stop them from their pursuit of morally relativistic reasoning. They will continue to advance the cause of immorality in our society, just as they have made allowance for homosexual unions and promoted the legalization of marijuana.
But, Madam Speaker, I believe that my part in this Parliament is to speak to the seemingly forgotten Aldurian citizen, the one who still embraces traditional values and who understands the necessity of bills such as this one.
After all, I am not alone in arguing that parents have a right to know that their children will be safe when they send them to the restroom. Senior citizens have a right to know that their privacy is being upheld when going to the bathroom. To those who argue that this is a waste of Parliament's time, I respond by saying that the rights of our children and the rights of our parents is no small matter: anything that can be done to protect them is well worth Parliament's time.
Some on the amoral left have said this is an assault on so-called transgendered Aldurians. I do not intend to attack my fellow citizens, but we must call out deviance for what it is: a societal illness that plagues the cohesion of our mutli-ethnic culture. Like an illness, deviance needs addressed and treated. We have societal norms for a reason, and this bill will add basic protections to the norms which we hold dear. For me, it is a simple question: Do we get people the help they need or do we promote behaviors that break our customs?
Madam Speaker, I believe that this bill is an important one. It will protect the rights of Aldurians to feel safe in public spaces. It will promote social cohesion and unity. And it will ensure private entities have their rights protected as well. With that, I yield.
It is my honor to present the case, on behalf of the National-Liberal Alliance and millions of Aldurians, in support of this opposition week bill. This bill is an important piece of legislation that will serve a fundamental governmental role: to protect the safety of our people and to promote the well-being of our country.
This bill truly is a commonsense proposal, and the fact that it must be brought forward for debate just highlights how inept and dangerous our libertine colleagues have made Alduria. After all, what is more logical than having men to use men's restrooms and women to use women's restrooms? Is this not the purpose of distinct bathroom facilities?
My opponents, those who stand against this bill, expose themselves for indecent individuals, legislators who would rather the prurient interest of the few triumph over the common good of the many. That, however, will not stop them from their pursuit of morally relativistic reasoning. They will continue to advance the cause of immorality in our society, just as they have made allowance for homosexual unions and promoted the legalization of marijuana.
But, Madam Speaker, I believe that my part in this Parliament is to speak to the seemingly forgotten Aldurian citizen, the one who still embraces traditional values and who understands the necessity of bills such as this one.
After all, I am not alone in arguing that parents have a right to know that their children will be safe when they send them to the restroom. Senior citizens have a right to know that their privacy is being upheld when going to the bathroom. To those who argue that this is a waste of Parliament's time, I respond by saying that the rights of our children and the rights of our parents is no small matter: anything that can be done to protect them is well worth Parliament's time.
Some on the amoral left have said this is an assault on so-called transgendered Aldurians. I do not intend to attack my fellow citizens, but we must call out deviance for what it is: a societal illness that plagues the cohesion of our mutli-ethnic culture. Like an illness, deviance needs addressed and treated. We have societal norms for a reason, and this bill will add basic protections to the norms which we hold dear. For me, it is a simple question: Do we get people the help they need or do we promote behaviors that break our customs?
Madam Speaker, I believe that this bill is an important one. It will protect the rights of Aldurians to feel safe in public spaces. It will promote social cohesion and unity. And it will ensure private entities have their rights protected as well. With that, I yield.