LGBT has been making a big stink out of gender markers on legal documents for a while. Their hatred of anatomical correctness is hardly news by now (see Leftist School Group Calls the Police... Over Employee's Belief in Two Genders?!), but apparently there's been a new development in the realm of anti-biology. NYC recently issued the first US birth certificate to say neither male nor female in the "gender" section...

For the first time in the United States, New York City issued a birth certificate reading "intersex" in the gender field. The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene corrected the original birth certificate of Sara Kelly Keenan, born in Brooklyn 55 years ago.

"It was wonderful. When I applied in court, I chose 'non-binary,' because that's an umbrella term that would also include gender variant people." Though Keenan had requested a term not strictly based on medical evidence, she found the city's correction "really validating."

This complicates things regarding legal identification. Because "intersex"? It's a meaningless word...

"'Intersex' is an identity. It is not a clinical term," said Dr. Eric Vilain, a professor of human genetics, pediatrics and urology... He explained that some transgender people identify as "intersex," even though they were not born with atypical genitalia.

The problem here? Non-binary people are turd patties undeserving of happiness. Kidding. False trigger alarm.

While the left rallied for the made-up term "intersex" to be put on birth certificates, in predictable, crybaby fashion... They forgot about the ramifications of the changes. When one leftist butt trumpet gets their way, others tend to follow suit and make similar demands... Chalk it up to progress.

As a result, it becomes hard to draw the line at any other made up term. Putting false information on legal documents is a bit "problematic" in regards to truthfulness. For instance, Shaun King legally claiming to be a black guy, rather than a spray-tanned bridgetroll. Or 52-year-old Stephoknee changing his birth certificate to describe that of a "6 year old girl." Hence why some people have a problem with changing legal documents to reflect nothing more than descriptions of how one feels. Factual accuracy. It's a thing.

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