Anderson Aldrich Non-Binary Revelation
Leaves Internet Divided
Posted By: NorthernDog, 11/23/2022 7:30:52 PM
Reports that the 22-year-old suspect who allegedly killed five people and wounded 18 others in an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs last weekend identifies as "non-binary" have sparked outrage among LGBTQ rights activists and internet users. (Snip) In the court filing, Aldrich is called "Mx. Anderson Aldrich." Many on the internet have cast doubt over whether Aldrich genuinely identifies as non-binary, raising concerns that this might be simply a move to harm the LGBTQ community from an individual who now stands accused of committing a hate crime against queer people. "The identification as non-binary is almost certainly a troll," wrote
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Reports that the 22-year-old suspect who allegedly killed five people and wounded 18 others in an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs last weekend identifies as "non-binary" have sparked outrage among LGBTQ rights activists and internet users. (Snip) In the court filing, Aldrich is called "Mx. Anderson Aldrich." Many on the internet have cast doubt over whether Aldrich genuinely identifies as non-binary, raising concerns that this might be simply a move to harm the LGBTQ community from an individual who now stands accused of committing a hate crime against queer people. "The identification as non-binary is almost certainly a troll," wrote
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Now liberals are furiously trying to undermine his 'status'. In the meantime much of the media is bending over backward to use incorrect pronouns of his behalf.