James Maxson, Minot

Has the North Dakota State legislature protected the masculinity of North Dakota males or questioned their masculinity? Do North Dakota males really need legislative action to prevent them from “crossing over to the other side”? Will humiliating persons with different identities make North Dakota males feel more like “real men”? Is seeing men wearing dresses in public a bigger threat than seeing men carrying weapons in public which are far superior to the ones I trained with in the U.S. Army  in 1968? Are North Dakota males in danger of getting excited by seeing bagpipe groups wearing kilts? Are the Scot and Irish musicians in drag? Beware of musicians wearing miniskirts. Are North Dakota men so fragile in clinging to their masculinity that they need legislation to restrain them? If so, thanks to the politicians for their enlightened protection.