Posted on 12/14/2022 11:20:37 PM PST by Morgana
San Diego County spent $20,000 of taxpayer funds on “binders and tuckers,” articles of clothing used by individuals who present as the opposite gender.
The money went to the San Diego Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center with the intention of “funding for binders and tuckers to transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals,” a document from a County of San Diego Board of Supervisors meeting reveals.
Binders and tuckers are articles of clothing that are used by males and females who want to mimic their opposite-sex peers. While binders flatten the chest to make women appear more masculine, tuckers are used to flatten the groin in order to make men appear more feminine.
The grant came from the county’s Neighborhood Reinvestment Fund, the document notes. The summary of the meeting, which occurred in December 2021, went on to explain “The funding source is General Purpose Revenue and Transient Occupancy Tax Revenues.”
San Diego County’s description of the Neighborhood Reinvestment Program reads, “Grant funds shall not be used for any purposes prohibited by laws governing the use of public funds, including but not limited to, religious, political campaigning, or purely private purposes or activities.”
The Transparency Foundation (TF), a non-partisan non-profit that focuses on transparency and accountability for public institutions, is skeptical about the nature of the grant. In one report TF says, “Assuming there are not more than 200-400 individuals so poor they cannot afford to purchase their own ‘binders and tuckers,’ our investigation flags this grant as questionable.”
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Well,we now have un-woke vocabulary for the unwoke dictionary,
These queer spending politicians can “Tuck right off.”
And they can tuck themselves.
What a bunch of mother tuckers.
Yes feral is spreading faster than expected.
We’re progressing rapidly toward “I don’t care who is elected President in 2024. It won’t matter.”
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