Proposed law would let people switch gender annually Just go down to government office and have name changed

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Moving beyond those old stick-in-the-mud nations where changing a gender requires any sort of evidence or documentation, Germany now is considering a plan to let people choose their gender annually, simply instructing a government office what name people currently want to use.

Sounds like a haven for those who want to escape the clutches of bill collectors or criminals trying to avoid time behind bars.

It is in a report from LifeSiteNews that the scheme has been described.

There, a report explains that Germany, the "powerhouse of the European Union," currently is dealing with "an inflation-wracked economy, food shortages, a fuel crisis, and fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine."



That means the government is making time for a proposal from Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann of the left-wing FDP along with Family Minister Lisa Paus from the Greens.

Their draft plan, presented to the public just days ago, would throw out a 1980 law that stipulates those wishing to legally change genders need to provide psychological assessments and such.

"Even asking questions of those claiming the mantle of an LGBT agenda is now offensive — they are our culture’s new sacred cows," the report said.

Instead, the plan would "permit people to change their gender on paper once a year, as the whim takes them. They can simply go to the registry office and have their first name and gender amended."