Here's the Bingo card points I heard:

• Access to life-saving healthcare
  
• The right to use the correct bathroom
  
• The right to play youth sports
  
• Free from discrimination and dystopian surveillance
• The right to marriage
  
• The right to adopt
  
• Workplace equality is on the line
  

Now, I haven't been following all 400+ bills that have been introduced, but I don't recall ANY of those things being taken away from trans people.

They still have access to healthcare like any of the rest of us - but some areas are trying to make it illegal to perform "gender-affirming" care (puberty blockers, HRT, surgeries) on minors. Trans people aren't going to die by not having those things unless they 41%, which is their decision. Some states are trying to take it farther and make it anyone under the age of 26, but that's a deliberate overreach. It won't pass and no one will mind, as long as the ones for minors do.

They can use the correct bathroom, the one that aligns with their sex. IMO if they pass as the other sex, STFU and use the other one. I mean, no one is gonna care if Blair White is in the ladies room or Buck Angel is in the man's. Normal people go in, do our business, and leave. We don't make it a national pasttime to announce our letter of the alphabet every time we need to pee, and then film it and post it on TikTok or Twitter. It's the AGPs and the trenders causing problems here.

They can play youth sports, the one that aligns with their sex. Males play on the "open to all" team, and females play on either the female or the open team. Hmmmm, now which possibility isn't being offered here and why is that problematic?

"Discrimination and dystopian surveillance" - not sure what they're talking about. We live in the technology age, aren't every single one of us subject to this? This isn't a "trans" issue.

Marriage / adoption / workplace equality - I haven't heard anything about these rights being taken away or even proposed to be taken away. The only thing that comes to mind is back when Roe-v-Wade got overturned, there were rumors about rolling back Obergefell-v-Hodges, but that's about same-sex marriage, not trans-anything. And it's now protected with the Respect for Marriage Act.