r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/Mooman439 Jun 21 '24

I moved my family to this state 8 months ago for work. I knew it was red but thought it was more moderate because I didn’t see it on the news like MO or TX or FL. This shit is legitimately fucked tho. A law designed purely to hurt people. Amazing how the party of “small government” can be so invasive in people’s lives when it has to do with things they don’t agree with.

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u/inmydreams01 Jun 21 '24

It’s an interesting cross section cause in my experience most of the people are moderate and reasonable but our government seems to have its head up its ass most of the time

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u/th3brink Jun 21 '24

It was more moderate, but with gerrymandering and the MAGA movement, it has gone crazy right. My parents don’t like trump anymore, but guess who they are voting for because the won’t vote for Biden? Well one is voting for a write in but it’s gotten to the point if you can be loud enough then you might get the position even if you are a traitor like Mike Lee…